What's On Wednesday 21st September in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 21st September

“A lot has been happening in our world and we know you have something to say about it so... sign up to perform! Share your poetry, spoken word or song as we gather together - first come, first served.”
From: The People's Poetry

“Join us at the Stag & Hounds for the second Letter Luvvers meet-up. We invite lettering artists, signpainters, typeface designers, letterpress printers, calligraphers, typographers, tattooists, font technologists, graphic designers, font fans and more to come together for drinks and networking every two months. The evenings start with some short talks, then people stay as long as they like for discussion and socializing. The evenings are free, but please sign up on Headfirst or EventBrite so we can judge numbers and contact you in case of important updates.”
From: Letter Luvvers 2

“We’re really excited to work with this much beloved space and all of its oddities. Loco Klub is bursting with circus fair and dressing amongst its cavernous tunnels, making it a unique space to get lost in En Masse’s artists.”
From: Scalping, SŌN, k means

“Los Angeles band Dummy refuses to slow down. After releasing two cassette EP’s in 2020 (on Popwig and Born Yesterday respectively), Dummy’s debut full-length album arrives via Chicago’s Trouble in Mind Records. Employing pummeling guitars and celestial ambience within the same breath, the band folds a myriad of reference points into their drone-pop style. Influence from ’60s melodicism and ’90s UK noise pop can be found woven in with inspiration from spiritual jazz, Japanese new age, and Italian minimalism.”
From: DUMMY + HAMBURGER

“Sister duo Miss Kill combine influences of Alternative, Garage and Grunge Rock, holding an extensive fanbase within the Bristol scene. September 16th will welcome the release of their debut EP 'Don’t Tell Me Twice' under Crosstown Management. An ode to love / hate relationships, the EP balances between raw vulnerability and inescapable unwanted feelings. Labelled "Brilliant characters with raw talent" - Radio 1's Phil Taggart.”
From: Miss Kill EP Launch with El Knight + Methods