What's On Wednesday 15th December in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 15th December

“Well look no further, Santa's more exciting and evil counterpart, Krampus, invites all of you scrooges and sugarplum delights to his grim grotto! Tucked away in a secret BS2 location, get comfy in a crooked winter ponderland and enjoy a night full of sexy, sleazy and downright skillful treats for your eyes to feast on this Christmas (Ew, The C word!).”
From: HIDDEN DOOR: Bad Krampus Cabaret

“Join Anna Anise & friends for the launch of her debut album, All That Magic, the latest release from Cuculi Records. Anna plays banjo, mandolin and guitar and will be supported by a talented line up of musicians including Rosie Lee (Rosie and the Tricycle), Eve Appleton, Bethany M Roberts (Hands of the Heron), Beth Goodchild and Rebecca Shelley.”
From: Anna Anise - Unplugged Album Launch

“Two of the country's most celebrated jazz musicians and long term friends, Iain and Jason met when they were both still in their teens and have worked together on many occasions throughout their careers. But it wasn’t until 2012 when they started dog walking together that they deepened their friendship with a shared love of terrible jokes and an eclectic range of music. Since then, every year they have recorded pieces of Christmas music for their own pleasure and amusement and posted them on Soundcloud. Their excuse? “It’s about bonding and sharing and now it’s a thing” and it’s become something they look forward to each year.”
From: Iain Ballamy & Jason Rebello Christmas Special

“The Elevate Us team invites you to their Christmas party to celebrate local talented DJ's, network with other creatives and industry experts within the city and to say a big fat cheers to the end of 2021, together!”
From: The Elevate Us Christmas Party

“Birthed in the multimedia melting pot of Bristol's Factory Studios, Hypothetics present an altogether new sound. Rehearsing through lockdown alongside scene contemporaries IDLES and Squid, and drawing on the visceral approach of bands from Black MIDI to Fugazi, they mesh experimentalism with danceability to form a powerful live unit.”
From: Hypothetics + Support