Events on Wednesday 17th July
“Date: Wednesday 17 July 2019 Venue: 3AF013, UWE's City Campus at ARNOLFINI- enter Bush House via Prince Street Time: 09:30 -16:30 Refreshments and lunch will be available. The event is being supported by funds from Erasmus+ All attendees will receive a certificate of attendance.”
From:
STALWARTS
“"Based in Wiltshire, UK, Cracked Machine weave together hypnotic grooves, infectious riffs and layers of sonic texture to create compelling and original soundscapes which take fellow cosmic explorers on an exhilarating trip through the cosmos."”
From:
Cracked Machine // Hoggs Bison + Super Goliath
“Emrys the Brave performing their stellar new show Soaring folk-rock Tender, starry moments through to mountainous, epic electric guitar solos. Powerful melodies, poetic lyrics with bluesy and latin rhythms”
From:
Emrys the Brave EP Launch
“With her “canny and sumptuous blend of roots music and pre-rock pop” (L.A. Times) k.d. lang is a modern musical icon, rightly celebrated inside the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and deserving of her four GRAMMY® awards and 2018’s Americana Trailblazer Award. But accolades aside, it’s her “achingly beautiful” voice (New York Times) that continues to win the hearts of fans; a seduction that started with the release of the influential ‘post apocalyptic cabaret album’ Ingénue in 1992. This year she continues to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her platinum selling breakthrough album through a UK tour of exceptional live shows.”
From:
K.d Lang
“Don Gallardo has called Nashville home for over 11 years now. He has his heart in the East Nashville sound and scene, but his California roots are never far away. Gallardo has weaved his 1970’s Laurel Canyon influences into modern rootsAmericana, while mixing southern and western sounds comfortably. He has previously released 5 full-length albums, an EP, a live In-studio acoustic album, and a live album; which have featured Nashville legendary musicians who have played with or currently play with artists such as Johnny Cash, Sturgill Simpson, Emmylou Harris and Willie Nelson.”
From:
Don Gallardo