What's On Sunday 9th October in Bristol

Events on Sunday 9th October

“Our resident MC is born and bred Bristolian Dani Johns. Described as a "smart, clever pocket rocket of a comedian" whose "sassy delivery captivates every audience member". Dani is an instantly likeable act with an impressive and ever-growing list of accolades (including BBC New Comedy Award, Funny Women Stage Award, Komedia Bath New Act Award).”
From: Are You Having A Laugh?

“With its members originating from The Netherlands, Spain and the UK, the indie-rock three piece CIEL ultimately met on the South Coast of England where they distilled their differing backgrounds and influences into grunge-pop finery. Straddling the creative baggage of three countries' scenes, whilst not really feeling like they belong to any of them, CIEL’s music has a nagging yet fresh, dark and sometimes quietly glorious quality to it. Drawing influences from garage rock, goth and shoegaze, the band’s upcoming work (produced by Blood Red Shoes' Steven Ansell) sees them reflect a moodier and grittier direction, yet still maintaining their established melodic pop essence.”
From: CIEL + HUNNY BUZZ

“Emily Magpie is a dream pop artist and producer from Bristol with a unique ability to create glittering spacial soundscapes that shimmer endlessly as brooding swirls of electronics and effervescent melodies intertwine with songwriting delving into different dimensions.”
From: Emily Magpie, Charlotte Jacobs & Anna Colette

“Join us this Sunday, for a very special session, as we welcome Bristol Saxophone legend Jake McMurchie (Get The Blessing, Michelson Morely, The Jazz Defenders, Sefrial). Jake needs little introduction but is known for his love of standards, swing and free improv and has been commended on his tone, language and inventiveness.”
From: Jake McMurchie + Jam Session

“Indomitable folk musician and ornate songstress, Lizzy Hardingham, is paving her way as a powerhouse performer with "beautifully delivered songs that sing straight to the heart". 2019 saw her storm the UK folk club and festival scene, including Cambridge Folk Festival, while in 2020 she captivated online audiences with "a voice that could fill a stadium and the sensitivity to bring a room to attentive silence".”
From: Lizzy Hardingham