What's On Tuesday 21st January in Bristol

Events on Tuesday 21st January

“In our tumultuous times, is anarchism a fate to be dreaded or could it actually be part of the solution? In her definitive history of anarchism The Government of No One, Ruth Kinna argues that anarchism in various forms has made a series of challenging contributions to political thought rooted in a belief in freedom and working towards collective good without the interference of the state. She will be in conversation with Julian Baggini, Nathan Eisenstadt (Bristol University) and you.”
From: Philosophy Salon: Anarchism

“We sing every Tuesday from 7–9pm at the Benjamin Perry Boathouse. Everyone is welcome. We are not a choir: no-one is in charge, we don't rehearse, and we don't perform. Everyone who attends sings, loudly and freely, for their own enjoyment. You don't need to be able to read music, although you will start to. Any week is good for you to begin — just turn up!”
From: Sacred Harp singing

“The 24-piece NYJO Jazz Orchestra is the gateway to the profession for many future stars of the UK jazz scene, and countless musical theatre and session musicians. NYJO’s alumni include Guy Barker, Laura Jurd, Mark Nightingale and Amy Winehouse, plus the leader of the Strictly Come Dancing band Dave Arch (and most of his band members) and music supervisor for the London 2012 Olympics Martin Koch.”
From: The National Youth Jazz Orchestra

“Bristol based acoustic indie rock soloist with a twist - Sam Trusson, is bringing a stripped back yet unpredictable sound to your door. An immersive and eclectic combination of acoustic sounds with the cooperation of pedals will show you how much technology can make a diverse impact.”
From: Seedling Sessions

“Raconteur and pianist he is the front man with Tankus the Henge and writes all of their music so expect variations of popular Tankus hits and more. A weaver of tales Jaz will take you with him on his nostalgic journey of recollecting twisted stories of romance and life on the road. Limited tickets available.”
From: Jaz Delorean Solo