What's On Wednesday 6th March in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 6th March

“Tony D is considered a veteran in both the British rap battling scene and the UK underground hip-hop scene. He was a founding member of the group Poisonous Poets. The group also consisted of Lowkey, Doc Brown, Reveal, Stylah, Therapist and DJ Snips.”
From: Hammer & Tongue ft. Tony D and Eve Piper

“Witness the cinematic rituals performed by a pioneer of music ethnographics, an intrepid film maker and an internet folk artist - Vincent Moon, dubbed by the New York Times as 'the re-inventor of music video'. Moon is in Bristol to perform an live experience in two parts: 1 - a solo live A/V show / 2 - a meshed improvised collaboration with musicians localized to the Microplex – watch this space.”
From: Vincent Moon presents SACRED✚S

“Septabeat hail from London, brining their unique live drum and bass experience that spans from hard hitting dance songs, to atmospheric numbers. They Recently released their 'Frozen ep' on Flight Pattern Records, and having played Bestival in 2018, and last year played a packed and energetic show in the Canteen in Bristol earlier this year, they are an experience well worth seeing.”
From: Septabeat & Mutant-Thoughts

“HEADLINING: Ogives Big Band are a new riff powerhouse hailing from Bristol, combining the eclectic guitar prowess of Ben Harris (Øgïvęš, ANTA, Rainbow Slicer), chest pounding bass of Ben Holyoake (Lambhorn), and the utterly ruthless drumming of Oli Cocup (Lambhorn, My Octopus Mind). The trio formed with a view to expanding Øgïvęš existing material, which when fused with an established and furious rhythm section warped the compositions and songwriting process into a new beast entirely. Expect polyrhythmic soundscapes crashing into brutal breakdowns, blistering riffs melting into luscious etherial drones, and an all encompassing sense of drive and menace.”
From: Ogives Big Band + Guests

“PAUL DUNMALL & JOHN ETHERIDGE QUARTET are at FRINGE JAZZ at THE BRISTOL FRINGE Clifton Village on Wednesday 6th March at 8PM. Tickets £15.”
From: DUNMALL / ETHERIDGE QUARTET