Sawmills
Catch-it-while-you-can multi-warehouse space in St Jude’s
Set in a disused timber yard and sawmill on Eugene Street, Bristol’s newest independent space is a sprawling temporary venue from the brains behind The Jam Jar and The Underground.
The grand-scale industrial space is made up of nine interlinked warehouses and open-air courtyards, with a combined max capacity of 4000. It’s designed for day parties, festivals, gigs and club nights, with Keep Hush, Moon Fest and Alfresco Disco some of the first promoters to book in parties.
There is level access into the venue but some bumpy terrain. An accessible toilet is available and free PA tickets can be provided on request.
The grand-scale industrial space is made up of nine interlinked warehouses and open-air courtyards, with a combined max capacity of 4000. It’s designed for day parties, festivals, gigs and club nights, with Keep Hush, Moon Fest and Alfresco Disco some of the first promoters to book in parties.
There is level access into the venue but some bumpy terrain. An accessible toilet is available and free PA tickets can be provided on request.
What's On At Sawmills
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dub
cumbia
electronic
techno
downtempo
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house
uk garage
tech house
speed garage
bassline house
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house
techno
tech house
electro
acid house
Get a feel for Sawmills
Our recent recommendations for Sawmills
Sell out warning! Seize your chance to reach post-tropical audio/visual enlightenment inside a vast industrial timber yard. It’s a dream lineup: the masked heroes of Lima folk futurism Dengue Dengue Dengue wrestle ethereal Latinx ambassador El Búho in a blissful explosion of digital cumbia. With Worldwide FM’s globally adored Coco Maria and Bushbby serving sonidero, bossa and dancehall heat for afters.
El Búho | Dengue Dengue Dengue | Coco María | Bushbby | AUKA at Sawmills.
Following 4 years of near-iconic sold out parties, Brown Excellence are flying the flag of South Asian club culture like no-one else. Expect their sweaty signature combo of Bollywood and Bhangra big hitters mixed w/ techno, garage and grime + Arabesque’s SWANA-spiced dancefloor melting pot and Kesh & Anwar’s Pangaea global eclecticism strapped in for the rollercoaster.
Keep Hush return to Sawmills with a bill that hybridises underground club sounds with obscure rare grooves and energetic selections.