What's On Sunday 5th September in Bristol

Events on Sunday 5th September

“This is a truly immersive story of the ship’s life at sea. Working with poet Saili Katebe and composer Joe Acheson, Limbic Cinema will transform the dry dock where the ship now lies into a huge digital projection theatre, filled with the energy of the world’s underwater oceans. For the first time in fifty years the sights, sounds and movement of a living sea will surround the ship’s hull.”
From: Iron Island

“GREEN LUNG are one of the leading lights in the UK's heavy underground scene, Green Lung’s sound harks back to the golden days of psychedelic rock and proto-metal, injecting those classic sounds with occult venom and punk energy. They released the critically acclaimed debut album Woodland Rites in March 2019, and have toured and shared stages with the likes of Conan, Conjurer, Primitive Man and Puppy.”
From: Green Lung · Neuromatic

“The internationally-acclaimed jazz clarinettist Adrian Cox, at age 38, is certainly at the top of his game. He was nominated for Jazz Clarinettist of the Year (British Jazz Awards 2019). In 2020 with the lockdown in place and touring put on hold for a while, Adrian decided to perform a weekly solo live stream concert known as the Sunday Service. Each week he has been highlighting various jazz musicians and curating a programme around their work. For this Bristol International Jazz & Blues Festival performance, the Sunday Service is live for you all to enjoy as Adrian performs a set of music taken from the past 15 months of live streamed concerts!”
From: Adrian Cox

“Liane Carroll has been a pillar of the British jazz and soul scene for over thirty-five years. Born in London and raised in Hastings; from the beginning of her musical career at the age of fifteen, she has dedicated her life to creating a deep and abiding connection with audiences all over the world through her exceptional talent, versatility and ability to truly interpret a song.”
From: Liane Carroll

“Having crossed paths through their numerous experiences on the Bristol scene, these Blues Mercenaries have decided to join forces and indulge in their mutual love of blues and funk, delivering high-energy sets across the land.”
From: Jon Amor Trio