What's On Sunday 14th November in Bristol

Events on Sunday 14th November

“In 2008, as the storms of the financial crash started to blow, Isabelle Fremeaux and Jay Jordan deserted the metropolis and their academic jobs, embarking on a journey across Europe in search for postcapitalist utopias. They wanted their art activism to no longer be uprooted.”
From: We Are "Nature" Defending Itself - Book Launch

“Born in Portugal to Belgian and Cape Verdean parents and raised in Denmark, Erika de Casier initially made her mark as an ally of the Regelbau collective (home to Danish house acts DJ Sports, C.K and Central) before writing, co-producing and releasing debut album, Essentials, through her own Independent Jeep label. Her take on 90s/00s R&B became a slow-burn success story and Essentials graced Best of 2019 lists at Mixmag, Gorilla vs. Bear, FACT, Dummy, and Crack Magazine.”
From: Erika de Casier + Joviale

“Through her honest songwriting, Pearl embraces the beauty found in vulnerability and invites her listeners to experience the world as she sees it. She'll stay on stage to join Rebecca Shelley, who blends her background in classical violin playing with her love of Celtic folk to create a soulful yet delicate sound by looping her violin and singing melodic lines over the top.”
From: Part II

““Video Nasties are one of those bands I like to call impossibly good. You cannot believe there is a band out there that are this good that aren’t a household name yet. But they will be, mark my words. This is Draw The Shades, and it’s absolutely bloody amazing.” - Alex Baker (Kerrang Radio)”
From: Video Nasties / Aggressive Perfector

“**IMPORTANT** In the interests of everyone's safety and comfort, this event will be running at 75% capacity. Whilst it is not compulsory, it would be much appreciated if masks can be worn at all times whilst in the building. Proof of a negative lateral flow test (within 48 hours of event) or double vaccination will be required before entry. ___”
From: PAT THOMAS / DOMINIC LASH / TONY ORRELL