Our recent recommendations for The Boxing Gym
Sinai is really gonna shake for this one! Putting the grime back in G-funk and the jazz back in dubstep, Swindle jumps on a Bristol stage for the first time in 8 bloody years! He's in real weighty company with purple sound progenitor Joker + Snazzback & Riko Dan running the voodoo down with their interpolations of the garage'n'dubstep songbook.
After an 8 year hiatus, the Jazz-Dubstep sensei SWINDLE returns to Bristol with some extra special guest on the bill
Sell out warning! Guts absolutely wiped the floor at Jam On The Horizon - we wouldn’t miss another education from the boom-bap troubadour! Not with Canton Mambo queen Gia Fu setting the ‘floor alight with Afro-Cuban discs and hip-swirling spins in this massive Sinai-powered session, bolstered by Pangaea hero Kesh + Popola bringing the finest in ass-shaking reggaeton, soca and afrobeats. POW!
GUTS heads back to Bristol, joined by GIA FU, live and direct from HONG KONG.
Sell out warning! Absolute go-hard-or-go-home belter for Zone 1 and Bris-Tek’s big birthday bash! Storming The Boxing Gym: Barcelona tekno firecracker Amygdala, bassline boss Jenny Sparks, donk sommelier DJ Bax + Grandma Wubplate’s hard-dance swag and jungle euphoria from Betsy Mae. And that’s not even half of it….
6 YEARS OF ZONE 1 & 13 YEARS OF BRIS-TEK!
Following 5 years of sold out parties and what we thought would be their biggest event ever, Brown Excellence are taking over The Boxing Gym with this truly mahooosive celebration of South Asian culture. 4 rooms fusing live ragas, sitar club heat, percussive dek bass, Bollywood disco, food stalls and much more - ain't nothing else like it!
A South Asian & Arab Sub-continent Soundsystem Experience for you, with love
Sell out warning! You’ve been to Rupture, but have you seen Double O, Dead Man’s Chest and Decebela shell it atop a fire engine with the cream of Bristol’s underground jazzers shredding along? Didn’t think so. Welcome to Tokio Station kid, where junglist ruffage comes with smooth sides of guitar fusion and trumpet skronk, and there ain’t nothing else like it right now.
Tokio Station, Rupture, Save Our Scene, Kesh & Friends... What more could you ask for?