What's On Sunday 17th February in Bristol

Events on Sunday 17th February

“This February we have our annual special edition of Story Slam as part of LGBT History Month! This year our theme will be Queer. As ever this month we especially welcome stories from people within the the LGBT community! But of course anyone is welcome to come tell a story. <3”
From: Story Slam: Queer

“Her acclaimed show The Divine Ms. Jayde had a massively successful run at this year's Edinburgh Fringe, and is currently at the Soho Theatre in London. Her live show Amusical (with Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Dave Cribbs) will be airing on Comedy Central this year, after building a reputation as one of the hottest tickets anywhere.”
From: Comedy with Jayde Adams and Rich Wilson

“Kælan Mikla, an Icelandic synth-punk trio formed in 2013. They released their debut album with Fabrika Records (She past away, Selofan, Lebanon Hanover) in July 2016 and are now working on their second album. Kælan Miklas roots dangle both in avant-punk poetry and drifting, dreaming dark wave, but who blend them in a manner that is both eccentric and electrifying.”
From: Kælan Mikla

“Kit Hawes and Aaron Catlow are a Bristol based duo playing acoustic, folk and roots music. The pair have worked with many artists including Seth Lakeman, Afro Celt Sound system, Yola Carter, Mad Dog Mcrea, Sheelanagig and Roni Size to name a few but what unites them is a passion for folk music. They draw on their many influences to created unique arrangements of traditional song and tunes, as well as their own compositions. The live show is a musical journey through Europe and beyond; combining dazzling playing with a fine sense of musicality and showmanship.”
From: Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow + Jacob & Drinkwater

“J Fernandez started as the eponymous home recording project of Arkansas born Justin Fernandez. After three EPs and his 2015 debut, Fernandez returned in 2018 with Occasional Din, via Joyful Noise. He's also shared a stage with the likes of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Alvvays, Mitski, and Ezra Furman.”
From: J Fernandez