What's On Sunday 2nd April in Bristol

Events on Sunday 2nd April

“A wise old Crone sits at the gateway of the worlds, fiercely guarding the things on the edge that are in danger of getting lost. She may bestow a curse on the fool or a gift on the pure-hearted, but she will speak her truth regardless..”
From: Storytelling Sunday: Hags, Harpies & Harridans

“If you've heard of Mango Factory, you will have heard of pianist SAM MILLS and vocalist AIMEE MUKERJEE. Being no strangers to Bristol's lively jazz scene, Sam (also of Victoria Klewin and the Truetones) returns with his trio to the Old Fish Market's weekly jazz night.”
From: Sam Mills Trio

“Blue Mustard Comedy brings you a night of laughter and stuff on Sunday 2nd April upstairs in the Mustard Room at The Kensington Arms in Redland. Tickets are £4, or £3 for students, with the gig starting at 7pm.”
From: Blue Mustard Comedy

“They began as a fictional band from a fictional town featured on the Eccentronic Research Council’s 2015 concept album Johnny Rocket, Narcissist And Music Machine… I’m Your Biggest Fan. Now, The Moonlandingz have lurched, sticky and bleeding, into the real world and are releasing the first great album of 2017.”
From: The Moonlandingz

“Since successfully unleashing her debut album on the world aged just 19, Oklahoma-born Samantha Crain has always been known for her timeless tones and astute lyricism. Now, on fifth album You Had Me At Goodbye, Samantha packs even more of a punch with an uplifting modern pop surprise.”
From: Samantha Crain