What's On Tuesday 20th November in Bristol

Events on Tuesday 20th November

“The crown prince of Afrobeat Seun Kuti heads off on a UK tour ahead of the release of his album Black Times, featuring artists including Carlos Santana, Yasiin Bey and Hiatus Kaiyote’s Nai Palm.”
From: Seun Kuti & Egypt 80

“Expect an energetic, emotive and unique performance from the upcoming Bristol artist IdleGod, who will be playing his first ever show under this name with his band on the release day of his debut EP. Bringing a sound that combines shoegaze influenced rock with electronic music and anthemic pop influenced choruses and hooks this performance is not one to be missed.”
From: IdleGod 0.5 EP Launch W Dante Miller & JAM FACTORY

“Harp innovator and ambient music experimenter Mary Lattimore’s latest solo release ‘Hundreds of Days’ has a transfixing affect on its listeners. Harnessing her 47-stringed instrument with the augmenting power of her Line 6 loop station and combining it with guitars and Moog synthesisers, her otherworldly loops and dreamy arpeggios weave an “ambient masterwork of great emotive power” (Pop Matters). With each crafted pluck you’ll be transported from Rough Trade to the expansive landscapes of America as Lattimore unfurls these beautiful instrumentals with “dizzying emotionality” (Pitchfork).”
From: Mary Lattimore + Sean Addicott

“Organised by Jack Calloway from the Jack Calloway Dance band, you are all welcomed for a night of 1930's gypsy jazz Bristol style. Additionally, we also have a Swing Dance class before the start of the jam session for a free swing dancing taster lesson. Suitable for everyone, we will show you some simple steps, that will allow you to dance the night away.”
From: Gypsy Jazz Jam

“After nearly 2 years on sabbatical, local lionheart Nuala Honan returns to the stage to experiment with new songs, new sounds and new musicians. You can expect her usual charm and breathtaking voice, but with a little less strings and a little more noise. Nuala wields her Telecaster and leads a killer band in a pop-drama, exploring the strength in vulnerability and connection. Come along for the first of 3 monthly nights to intimately explore the new material before it goes back into the studio and beyond.”
From: Nuala Honan