Soaring fiddle, lush cello and haunting lap steel are defining features of Furlined, a five-piece Bristol band whose soaring, hook-laden songs span Americana and power pop. This is the band's second Bristol show of 2026 and it promises to be a great one. The band kick off the first of two sets at 8:30 and will be showcasing songs from their latest album Kill Devil Hills. Here's what the press have said about the band:

“Songwriter Neil Crossley has one of those winning, strong yet gentle Jackie Leven / Richard Hawley baritones that do male vulnerability beautifully. Furlined's other striking sound is Tegan Everett's cello, which intros most of Crossley's dark-honey melodies… A band with distinct aural charms.”  Mojo 4/5

“I think I’ve found a musical diamond for you here. The subjects in the songs are as leftfield as I’ve heard in the Americana genre for years, but it works like a charm. Crossley paints wonderfully vivid pictures with his words and I’ve literally fallen in love with the song Two Of A Kind. I’ve been playing it on repeat all afternoon” The Rocking Magpie 9/10

 “A beautifully-realised album with a stand-out title track. As the rockier Americana tracks segue into the folkier, more introverted songs, there is an infectious pop sensibility running throughout. A very fine album indeed.” Americana UK 8/10