We're over the moon to invite one of our all-time biggest inspirations and weaver of cosmic sounds to perform his live show (for the first time in Bristol!). This will be a sit down show in the fabulous new city centre venue Strange Brew.

Tickets will be live on Monday 26th at 3pm and are for tables of 5.
____

UK-based artist Leif has spent the past decade exploring electronic music as a vehicle for meditation and reflection. His sound has evolved over 20 EPs and three acclaimed albums, most recently appearing on labels such as AD93, Livity Sound and Idle Hands as well as co-running UntilMyHeartStops with fellow Freerotation resident Joe Ellis. Over time, his subtle approach has shifted further away from the forthright propulsion of house and techno towards the more abstract - drawing on myriad elements from the rhythmic flair of broken beat to spacious ambient atmospherics, acoustic instrumentation and polyrhythmic melodic patterns.

Alongside his recorded output, Leif has also earned himself a reputation as a forward-thinking DJ, especially thanks to his residencies at Freerotation festival and London venue Pickle Factory. His selections serve as an extension of his musical demeanour – in particular his long-form warm-up sets that follow a gentle and considered arc between dreamy ambient, otherworldly house and techno, crooked broken beats and electronica.

2020 saw Leif introduce a new ambient live set, following a commission from London's Barbican Centre to compose and perform a soundtrack as part of their 'Silent Film and Live Music' series. The live set continues to evolve, expanding on musical themes hinted at in releases such as his 2019 album Loom Dream.

___
Support from OG Off Grid crew, Adi (first live show of 2020!) and Woe Is Me.

Artwork by the wonderful Woe Is Me a.k.a. Joe Watson-Price.

___

Accessibility & Equal Access

Strange Brew are fully wheelchair and ambulant disabled accessible, including:
- Step-free, level access throughout
- Dedicated wheelchair user WC
- Additional ambulant disabled WC
- Lowered bar serving point
- Allocated wheelchair viewing areas available on request

They offer free tickets for carers attending with disabled customers and are more than happy to reserve a seat or a space for a wheelchair if you need it. Please email [email protected]

Please note that the toilets are gender neutral with both sit-down and stand up facilities. Two WCs are also separately partitioned for use solely by those identifying as women.

Lights during performances can be dangerous to those with epilepsy or a history of seizures. If you suffer from these and would like to attend please notify us in advance and we will cease their use. However Strange Brew is no way liable for any harm or distress this may cause.

If you have any additional access requirements, email [email protected] and they’ll be happy to help.

Entry requirements: — Read more — Read less