What's On Thursday 25th April in Bristol

Events on Thursday 25th April

“Ursula Major is a genderfuck performance artist, Dragula alumni and personality that will captivate you with her bodacious curves from one side, and her beard and bulge from the other. This constantly evolving mishmash of tattoos, fur, corsets, wigs, makeup, sweat, and rearranged body mass will make you wonder why you are struggling to hide a fear boner. For best results, surrender yourself to the illusion of her femmasculinity.”
From: Wig in a Box Promotions present Ursula Major

“Join us for a fantastic evening full of talks from some of our environmental heroes, drinks, music and Biodegradable Glitter! Hopefully, the sun will be shining and we can have a drink on the terrace bar in the sunshine. EcoStardust Glitter Artists will be on hand to offer glitter face painting, there will be a glitter shop, a space to make your own glitter blend and delicious vegan canapés. Plus look out for the live body glittering!”
From: EcoStardust 2nd Birthday Glitter Party

“At the tail end of November last year, Rakta came to the Rough Trade Bristol live space and left it in ruins, a relentless and throbbing drone-groove bewitched our melted brains and it was in our top gigs of the year. We described them as psych-drone monoliths, and we still stand by that. We are so very excited to have them back.”
From: Rakta / Deafkids / Monocle / Fuck Authority

“Joseph Eden; a northern English, coastal beach rat with roots in everything underground, and attracted to the glare of the unknown, replants himself down south. Far from the �post-industrial wastelands where he hears dreams are realised and streets are clad with gold. With no map home, he suddenly finds himself living in the frenetic city of Bristol, making peanuts putting on shows for freaks, geeks and all things odd in the heart of town.”
From: Yes yes // NUDGE, Birdman Cult & Garden Pills

“Victoria is a jazz singer and songwriter well-known on the scene for good reason. Her exquisite tone and heartfelt delivery really brings the tunes to life. Accompanied on guitar by Adam Stokes, this duo will take you on a journey through some of their best-loved standards.”
From: Afternoon Jazz Series - Victoria Klewin