What's On Thursday 5th December in Bristol

Events on Thursday 5th December

“These impartial, non-selective hustings for the December 2019 General Election are organised by Extinction Rebellion Bristol in conjunction with Friends of the Earth and Bristol Youth Strike 4 Climate.  They are an opportunity for voters in Bristol to question their prospective parliamentary candidates on where they and their party stand in relation to the climate and ecological emergency that we are all subject to. All candidates have been invited. Those that choose not to participate will be represented by an empty chair on stage.”
From: Kingswood Climate and Ecological Debate

“Shot through with diabolical horror, absurd confessions and humour fit for the unholy ghost - master of all things odd, Tim Ralphs, shines a spotlight on Him Downstairs, Old Nick, Beelzebub, the Devil himself, to see if he might just be ready for a rebrand!”
From: Fairytales for Grown-ups - REBRANDING BEELZEBUB

“Kungens Män started out in 2012 in Stockholm, Sweden. Always new sounds and improvisations, different guest musicians, different happenings. Kungens Män are rooted in the psychedelic/drone rock tradition of bands such as Träd, Gräs & Stenar, but also add influences from krautrock, shoegaze, noiserock and free jazz.”
From: Kungens Män

“Join The Pocket Youth choir for their final show of the year! It's been an exciting first year for the choir. They recently finished a run of shows at prestigious Colston Hall as part of The Edge UK and have been working really hard putting together some brand new material for you.”
From: The Pocket Youth Choir Christmas Concert

“Over the past 10 years John has performed all over the UK and Europe with various projects. He has also presented work for live radio broadcasts, and soundtracks to short films. He has twice performed in Rhys Chatham's guitar Orchestras. In 2012 at the Biennial festival in Liverpool cathedral performing ‘A Crimson Grail’, and more recently in San Francisco performing ‘A Secret Rose’ – Both for 100 guitars.”
From: Kungens Män / Stereocilia / Evil Owl