What's On Saturday 6th May in Bristol

Events on Saturday 6th May

“The official secrecy act is over – and Eva is ready to set the record straight. Germany’s greatest underground cabaret star is transformed into Britain’s No.1 spy. After a hair-raising mission in occupied France and an explosive death-defying getaway in Russia...Eva is given the toughest mission of all: infiltrate to the very top. Back in her mutti-land Germany she embarks on a love affair to end ALL love affairs.”
From: How Eva Won WWII

“Come along and celebrate World Accordion Day with Karen Tweed and Karen Street. We are looking for 46 accordionists to play a wonderful array of singalong favourites. Even if you're not an accordion player, come along to sing, dance or wiggle your bum for this grand celebration of this extraordinary instrument. Collections will be made on the day for Help Musicians UK and the Alzheimers Society. Accordionists wishing to participate need to register (£5 fee) via http://www.karentweed.com/product/world-accordion-day-registration-fee/”
From: World Accordion Day with Karen Tweed

“Supporting Thatchers new cloudy cider, Thatchers Haze, you’ll be treated to an evening of expertly crafted music by an expertly crafted cider, with complementary cider to complete the festival vibe.”
From: Thatchers Haze Sessions

“2011 BBC Folk Awards 'Horizon' award winner and a fast-rising young Folk star, Edinburgh-born Ewan has been making headlines over the last year, performing at festivals, clubs, and concert halls across the country. He combines traditional music from around Britain and beyond with his own earthy, self-penned songs, creating a unique and compelling sound. He has a gorgeous, lilting voice, a quietly assured and commanding presence and some smart guitar arrangements.”
From: Ewan McLennan

“Kostis Tsioulakis started playing percussion at the age of 7, while he was receiving classical piano lessons. After earning a piano degree and diploma, and later harmony, counterpoint and fugue degrees, in parallel with his musical education, Kostis studied History and Archaeology at the University of Athens. Kostis moved to Bristol where he completed a master’s in film music composition (University of Bristol) and a PhD in Acoustic Composition, exploring the polyrhythms of Easter Mediterranean folk music. He currently works as a piano tutor and composer; He's been performing regularly as a pianist and percussionist in UK, Ireland, Germany and Greece.”
From: Andreas Moutsioulis in Concert