STANLÆY + Robbie & Mona
A gig held at The Trinity Centre on Friday 11th June. The event starts at 18:00.
+ support from Robbie & Mona
Inspired indie from Stanlaey supported by Robbie & Mona's psychedelic dream-pop
STANLÆY is the brain child and alter-ego of musician, producer, artist, and composer Bethany Clare Mistlebrook Stenning. Inspired by jazz and folk, and fuelled by collaboration, landscapes, cross-pollination, and the synergy between the organic and the synthetic, Bethany is an unstoppable force of nature.
Robbie & Mona craft erratic and psychedelic dream-pop. More influenced by film than music, the couple take full advantage of their freedom from a traditional band structure, finding a surreal creative outlet in making their scrap-book glitch pop together.
Food will be available throughout the event. Social distancing rules apply. Tickets are for tables of up to 6 people.
This is a seated event as part of our Garden Sessions - featuring some of the best artists and promoters from Bristol and beyond, all playing in our new outdoor venue, set in the historic grounds of Trinity.
The Garden Session are supported through the Cultural Recovery Fund #HereForCulture
Entry requirements:
Inspired indie from Stanlaey supported by Robbie & Mona's psychedelic dream-pop
STANLÆY is the brain child and alter-ego of musician, producer, artist, and composer Bethany Clare Mistlebrook Stenning. Inspired by jazz and folk, and fuelled by collaboration, landscapes, cross-pollination, and the synergy between the organic and the synthetic, Bethany is an unstoppable force of nature.
Robbie & Mona craft erratic and psychedelic dream-pop. More influenced by film than music, the couple take full advantage of their freedom from a traditional band structure, finding a surreal creative outlet in making their scrap-book glitch pop together.
Food will be available throughout the event. Social distancing rules apply. Tickets are for tables of up to 6 people.
This is a seated event as part of our Garden Sessions - featuring some of the best artists and promoters from Bristol and beyond, all playing in our new outdoor venue, set in the historic grounds of Trinity.
The Garden Session are supported through the Cultural Recovery Fund #HereForCulture
Entry requirements:
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