What's On Tuesday 5th December in Bristol

Events on Tuesday 5th December

“Pumarosa are a five-piece band from London, who assembled from unexpected and varied quarters. Isabel met drummer Nick at a rehearsal for a new band in a rundown Homerton pub where Nick then lived. No one else showed up, so the pair formed a guitar-and-drums Punk duo and began writing and rehearsing in the basement. After moving to a warehouse in Manor House, they met Henry, Tomoya and Neville and began a period of intensely hot rehearsal in a 10' x 10' chipboard room.”
From: Pumarosa

“Formed in 2014, the group features vocalist Will Gould, guitarists Ian Miles and Oliver Burdett (who replaced Sina Nemati in 2015), bassist Sean Scott, drummer Dan Bratton and keyboardist Hannah Greenwood. Creeper released their self-titled debut extended play (EP) Creeper in 2014.”
From: Creeper

“The OAE and Rachel Podger show how Mozart was the ultimate musical genius — and the ultimate game player. There is so much more to Mozart than meets the eye. His repertoire is full of surprises and deceptions. He tore up the rulebook, and if you hear his music twice, you never have quite the same experience. Rachel Podger is the soloist for two of Mozart’s great violin concertos, each one unique in its own way. Also, enjoy an exhilarating but rarely performed symphony by Johann Christian Bach: a dramatic, stand out work, full of twists and turns and dark passions.”
From: Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment

“Bristol is blessed with a thriving and talented acoustic music scene and every month Circe’s Diner singer/songwriter Rosina Buck presents some hand-picked locally-sourced treats (plus a few tasty imports for good measure).”
From: Twelve Months of Summer

“Set to be a very colourful night, with a LIVE ZUMBA DEMO from Pilo to warm you all up, followed by tunes from Torrell Ward- bringing the Balearic Islands to Bristol, spinning HipHop, Latin Funk and "Disco, obviously" for your pleasure and Issac WM feeling the Reggaeton, Dancehall, Carioca Bass, the Electronic Folk and Cumbia vibes..”
From: The Full Farra Fiesta