What's On Saturday 11th April in Bristol

Events on Saturday 11th April

“BLACK HOLE is an exploration into space presented right before your eyes. Lights emerge, move, endure and disappear. As the performance unfolds glimpses of bodies appear through the controlled inconsistency of sight. It is not visible, not relatable and not reachable.”
From: Black Hole

“Please note for the film this show is unreserved seating available on a first come first served basis and advance booking is highly recommended. Maximum capacity is 40. Under 12’s free but MUST reserve ticket places and be accompanied by a ticket holder. Bowie at the Movies featuring Labyrinth. 2 sets of Bowie tunes associated with films and a showing of ‘Labyrinth’ The show will finish by 8pm. David Bowie songs played by David Bowie fans for David Bowie fans. https://www.facebook.com/GoDBowie www.godbowie.co.uk https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp_6en9HWdVWP8L2Q96r70g? https://twitter.com/godbowie1”
From: Labyrinth

“"We obviously have to cancel our European tour, hopefully, we can reschedule. Thank you for your support and understanding. Stay home. Yes, that means you. COVID-19 isn’t hype. We have to come together and the first part of that is staying apart.”
From: Cult Leader // Tuskar // + More

“Due to the current public health situation, this show has been cancelled. If you have tickets for this show you will be contacted and refunded by the relevant box offices where you purchased your tickets. Please please don't call us directly as we will be very busy, we will get back to you asap but we ask you to be patient with us and apologies for any delay. Hope you all remain well and we'll see you all later in the year.”
From: Calan

“Ashton Jones is one of the UK’s most promising funk, soul vocalists and songwriters, rapidly becoming known for his vibrant and dynamic live performances. With influences including James Brown, Earth Wind & Fire, Rick James and Prince, and a throwback style rarely seen on this side of the Atlantic, Ashton delivers soulful melodies, gritty funk and sparks of falsetto with an audience captivating brand of energy, flare and musicianship.”
From: The Ashton Jones Project