What's On Sunday 17th July in Bristol

Events on Sunday 17th July

“Every Sunday at the Kingsdown Vaults in Cotham. New Material comedy night featuring pro’s doing new material and newer acts polishing their jokes. Free entry. Show starts at 8pm, get there early to get a seat. With regular MC Greg Winfield.”
From: This Next Act - Standup Comedy

“MINOR CONFLICT Minor Conflict is a three-piece from Bristol. They create post-punk and post-folk using harp, bass, drums, trumpet and synthesiser, underneath vocals that flit between monotonous and ethereal. FOOT FOOT Bristol Based five-piece. Post-rock meets math-rock meets alt-folk. Think Slint, Swirlies and Vashti Bunyan. Ethereal and harsh, they pit sharp distortion against dreamy vocals and swirling strings PORTRAIT OF Formed in early 2020, Portrait Of developed their sound and style during a very strange era. Eclectically influenced, Portrait Of delivers a unique mix of angular melodies and hazy sonic textures – at times spooky, other times propulsive, always entertainingly odd”
From: ||~Minor Conflict ~ Foot Foot ~ Portrait Of~||

“Violin looper and singer-songwriter 'boci' incorporates the life-affirming soul of celtic folk into a modern, alternative/indie-pop sound with dreamy guitar-based grooves and meandering, ethereal vocal melodies”
From: Boci

“The wonderful Heartwood Chorus will sing two sets for you. Their unique arrangements of songs of love and loss, war and peace, rebellion, protest and pigeons will be followed by a special rousing set of Sea Shanties (audience participation welcome, if that's your thing - a lyric booklet will be available).”
From: *SOLD OUT* A Boat Trip with Heartwood Chorus

“Originally known as British Sea Power, the group reintroduced themselves to the world as Sea Power in 2021. Sea Power are now a conceptual indie band, with elements of post-rock and art rock experimentalism with an uncommon degree of imagination and dynamicity. While the tempos of their sound are sometimes spiritless, their use of dynamics and the classical aspirations of their melodies give their work an unmatched impact.”
From: Sea Power