The Full Moon & Attic Bar
Music venue attached to the Full Moon pub on Stokes Croft.
Not actually in an attic (and probably better for it) the Attic Bar is a decent sized music venue attached to the Full Moon pub on Stokes Croft.
Gigs at the Attic are few and far between (maybe one per month), but it's always worth checking what's on at the Attic in Bristol either on this page or on the posters outside the venue.
Entry to events is typically around £3-£8 but check each gig listing to be sure.
Gigs at the Attic are few and far between (maybe one per month), but it's always worth checking what's on at the Attic in Bristol either on this page or on the posters outside the venue.
Entry to events is typically around £3-£8 but check each gig listing to be sure.
What's On At The Full Moon & Attic Bar
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dub
drum and bass
jungle
breakbeat
grime
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drum and bass
jungle
uk garage
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workshops & classes
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uk garage
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sport & exercise
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disco house
uk garage
deep house
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drum and bass
jungle
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dubstep
grime
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drum and bass
uk garage
bassline
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drum and bass
bassline
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metal
alternative metal
doom metal
post-hardcore
death metal
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Return of Griot-Punk-Noise Trio from Burkina Faso/Belgium
A delectable Down Stokes triple bill for all the red-eyed nostalgists! Mild Orange bottle late-afternoon light and turn it into weightless widescreen guitar pop, Magic Shoppe conjure reverb-drenched psych-gaze incantations for narcotic bliss, and Pocket Sun weave textured dream-pop worlds with slow-dissolving synths and delicate jazz flourishes.
Down Stokes Day 1 - Mild Orange / Magic Shoppe / Pocket Sun live at Attic Bar
Poignant documentary short overlaying archival footage with Dylan Thomas’ uniquely lyrical reflections on Iran. Penned during the production of a botched 50s propaganda film for the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, it’s a powerful reminder of the depth of British colonial exploitation in the Middle East. Director Nariman Massoumi will be on hand to answer questions, with all proceeds going to Bristol Stop The War.
A screening and discussion of Nariman Massoumi's documentary about Dylan Thomas's journey through Iran.
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A day filled with BLASTS & BREES with a stacked 9 band line up.