Concrete floors. Skate ramps. Heavy sound.

Shredenhams — Bristol’s indoor skatepark & venue — flips into the Decks! Decks! Beats! (The Crazy About You Street Party : Afterparty) stacked with genre-hopping sets from some of the city’s sharpest music minds.

No gimmicks. Just music, movement, and energy.

⚡ Ujima, Strangebrew and Shredenhams on rotation
⚡ Hour-long takeovers - every set a different vibe
⚡ From funk & soul → dancehall → deep techno pressure

ON THE DECKS
7–8pm: Bob Wire (funk / soul / boogie)
8–9pm: DJ Mega + Selecta Duck (r&b / soca / afrobeats / dancehall)
9–10pm: Sparks' Window Artists bring Strangebrew's musical eclecticism
10–11pm: Strangebrew Club Sounds w/Medis (Detroit techno w/ grime & UK rap edge) Shredenhams - (The Old Debenhams, The Horsefair) FREE ENTRY (£5 Refundable Deposit)

Pull up. Lock in.
This is where the night levels up.

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< u>CRAZY ABOUT YOU STREET PARTY TICKETS< /u>
https://www.headfirstbristol.co.uk/whats-on/shredenhams/fri-1-may-a-love-letter-to-broadmead-crazy-about-you-street-party-152098#e152098

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< u>MORE ABOUT THE DJ'S< /u>

Medis
Manoeuvring through UKs major cities, Medis has developed a distinctly unique approach to her production and sets, constantly pushing the boundaries of the UK club scene. Having found a home in Bristol's booming underground scene, Medis has become a respected household name. Gaining support from Fabric, RinseFM, KeepHush and Hör she’s "A artist you need to know" - said by Alix Perez, Khan, Addison Groove and other artists alike who have supported her rise.

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< u>OTHER LLTB EVENTS< /u>
https://hdfst.uk/compass-presents

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A Love Letter to Broadmead events are all free to attend, however for some events we ask for a refundable deposit of £5 to secure your place. Your £5 can be fully refunded after your attendance of the event, or it can be spent in a selection of participating businesses in Broadmead, or at the Unit One bar. If the £5 deposit is a barrier, please contact [email protected] and we will give you a free ticket. Further event info will be emailed to ticket holders ahead of the event. 

Please let us know in advance if you will be attending in a wheelchair, with a pushchair, or have specific access needs, so that we can plan ahead and ensure a smooth experience for you. The contact for this, and any other enquiry, is [email protected]. 

This show is part of Compass Presents‘ A Love Letter to Broadmead project. 

About A Love Letter To Broadmead

Unfolding across April and culminating over the early May Bank Holiday weekend, A Love Letter to Broadmead will see a takeover of empty units and shop windows, bringing fresh energy into the city centre; a growing invitation to experience Broadmead in a different light, through creativity, connection, performance and unexpected moments in the heart of the city.

The project has been born out of conversations with local people. Pounding the pavements across December and early Jan, the Compass team visited every business in Broadmead and had exciting chats with the cultural organisations in the area, ultimately recruiting a pool of young people to lead and deliver the project alongside us. 

The heartbeat of the project is the first floor of the galleries, in the old Captain Kandy (check spelling) shop, now “Unit Ujima” with its cool tiled flooring and floor to ceiling widows, and the old Vertigo VR shop (now “Unit One”, with tons of space for hangouts and performances. Plus hangout and chilling space in the wide area outside Boots.

Spaces are limited so snap them up early.

We are reimagining the city. It is Broadmead, but not as you know it.

https://compasspresents.com/a-love-letter-to-broadmead/

A Love Letter to Broadmead is funded by the UK government through UK Shared Prosperity Fund, and funding from the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority.