What's On Tuesday 5th November in Bristol

Events on Tuesday 5th November

“In 2016, a damning survey conducted by Neil Thurman of City University London found diversity in the British journalism industry to be shockingly low. Of almost 30,000 journalists sampled, 94% were white. In addition to the lack of diversity, women tend to be underpaid or under-promoted within the industry. We aim to unpack the statistics by challenging the present state of journalism and considering accountability and change for its future.”
From: WHAT DOES THE FUTURE OF JOURNALISM LOOK LIKE?

“ACCESSIBILITY: There is 1 small step up to gain access to the main entrance and bar room. A portable ramp is available for step free access into the live room, there is level access in the bar room but the garden is up 1 flight of stairs. There are two bathrooms on the ground floor one of which is larger and would be more accessible if you need assistance. Step up onto stage.”
From: COME ALT JAM IS BACK

“Forrest Avery Carney, better known by his stage name Mr.Kitty, is a dark electronic, witch house and synthwave music artist from Austin, Texas. His ability to compose dark themed lyrics together with melodies and catchy rhythms is a trademark of his style. He has collaborated and remixed many artists, such as IAMX and Aesthetic Perfection. Mr.Kitty has become a popular face in the alternative music scene, appearing on several occasions as a support act and live collaborator of Crystal Castles.”
From: Mr Kitty + Support

“We’re back at The Crofter’s Rights to bring you another night of UK Hip-hop & Rap music, this time with home-grown flavour from Datkid & Wish Master, two locals that have proven what Bristol has to offer to Hip-hop culture. The talented Springa, Drafts, Blund, Tome & LEO15 will also be gracing the mic on what is sure to be a sick night of great music and live atmosphere. DATKID & DJ Baileys Brown”
From: Datkid

“For their latest record, Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?, frontman Bradford Cox examines the increasingly digitised world we live in, invoking the wistful guitar pop that has won fans over since the band’s debut in 2005. Touching down in Bristol this November, Deerhunter are bringing their extensive back catalogue and new material to life at SWX.”
From: Deerhunter and Cate Le Bon