What's On Sunday 19th June in Bristol

Events on Sunday 19th June

“Alex Kitson has run This Next Act, a series of comedy nights around Bristol since 2018. He is stepping down from running gigs and this is the last one. To celebrate - he is recording his first special. With support from the best of Bristol Comedy. Come along!”
From: Alex Kitson - Comedy Special Recording

“Have you been itching to learn some basic sewing skills using a domestic sewing machine? Maybe your own machine is gathering dust at home and you need some help taking the first step? If so, this bag making for beginners workshop is the perfect start to your sewing adventure!”
From: Bag Making for Beginners Sewing Workshop

“Tunic can trace its musical roots to the caustic, angular stylings of Big Black and The Jesus Lizard and their colleagues from across the AmRep and Touch and Go rosters. Pummeling drums, distorted bass, discordant guitar, and wild-eyed vocals combine and lurch forward like an Army tank of sound. Yet, Tunic is more transparent than its noise-rock heroes ever were. There is an earnestness that links the Winnipeg outfit to a line of more heartfelt ancestors — post-hardcore gods like Drive Like Jehu and Fugazi. Frontman David Schellenberg lays his soul bare as he screams his head off about the most personal of topics.”
From: TUNIC + CPT. PRANG

“Tigers Jaw • Future Teens • Dream Nails • Nervus • Cherym • Hit Like A Girl • Burnt Tapes • I Feel Fine • Out of Love • The Menstrual Cramps • Fightmilk • Fortitude Valley • Soot Sprite • Irish Handcuffs • Sleep Outside • Weatherstate • Dangers of Love • All Better • Dude Trips • Moonraker • Trophy Jump • Goodbye Blue Monday • Arguer • Say It Anyway • La Moxie”
From: Bristol Booze Cruise 2022

“She will be performing with Joe Wilkins - an experienced session guitarist, composer and teacher. Although Joe's roots are firmly set in Blues, Soul and Americana, the eclectic range of musical styles that he's covered throughout his own projects, and as a sideman, has earned him a reputation as a unique and diverse musician.”
From: Holly Carter & Joe Wilkins