Late Night Folk at The Architect, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, BS1 4QA

A gig on Saturday 2nd May. The event starts at 21:30.


Bringing exclusive performances by incredibly talented artists into the intimate setting of The Architect, the Late Night Folk sessions are set to be a fusion of joyous sounds and a laidback atmosphere.

Over May Day bank holiday, The Architect becomes the hottest spot in town - don't forget your dancing shoes!

“…the whole of this brilliant festival makes Bristol feel like the best place on earth” – Bristol 247

About the Saturday Night Artists

Ushti

Raging folk, hypnotic melodies & riotous dance rhythms. 

Join ushti on an energetic musical journey from familiar lands to the wilds beyond. Taking in tales of land rights, identity, migration, nature and magic; ushti offer a fresh perspective on trad folk.

Expect wild fiddle, soaring brass &lush harmonies.

“ A riotous celebration of life, laughter & activism” Bristol 247

“Make some space – you might need it as you flail around!” BBC Radio 6 Music

Razzomo

Razzomo are a full power folk duo. They mix sizzling Klezmer, Balkan & Irish fiddle lines with booming guitar beats & loops & bring more than enough energy to keep you dancing all night.

Common Ground

Common Ground are an Americana group from Bristol. Formed in 2024, their heady blend of four part harmonies, intricate instrumental arrangements & catchy melodies, are already capturing the imagination of audiences across the South West. 

“Really nice vibe isn’t it.” – Blair Dunlop



Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)

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