What's On Wednesday 24th January in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 24th January

“Now running for over 10 years the Leftbank open mic has always been a home for any to come and share their creative talents. Hosted by Oliver James Dennison and Kieron Bon Suis Dunne they help bring so much of Bristol's talents together.”
From: Open Mic Night

““They don’t take themselves too seriously” was another comment. I could have taken this as a warning that they weren’t in to for the right reasons - but that couldn’t be further from the truth. From my perspective Duds simply won’t bend over backwards to ‘get on’. They do what they do and you can take it or leave it. I took it - with both hands… with a vice-like grip. They have the invention and urgency of Edinburgh Legends The Fire Engine’s. The Post-Punk ethic. Short songs, short sets = short album.”
From: DUDS in Bristol 24.01.18

“NICK DOVER'S FAULT LINES are at FRINGE JAZZ at THE BRISTOL FRINGE Clifton Village on Wednesday 24th January at 8PM. Tickets £10.”
From: NICK DOVER'S FAULT LINES

“All the way from Boston, Mass, yet The Aerialists’ music has as much that is deeply Scottish as any transatlantic Celt could claim. Obviously Scots harpist Mairi Chambeul makes a big contribution but the whole band pull together in richly harmonic arrangements and a prog-folk intricacy that lifts their sound into a class of its own. Their album is called Group Manoeuvre and that’s just what it is.”
From: Aerialists

“What is there to say? Dutch dance legend Tom Trago joins us on January 24th, having been high up in the electronic music food chain for over a decade. Boss and chief curator of the Voyage Direct label, and closely associated with the internationally renowned Amsterdam institution Rush Hour Music, Tom Trago has a wealth of outstanding productions to his name as well as being in high demand to perform all across the world. It is an honour to host him in Bristol, and start off 2018 in the right way . . .”
From: Nebula Presents Tom Trago