What's On Wednesday 8th September in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 8th September

“Come on down to Sidney & Eden for a musical night of karaoke and drag performance with your fabulous host Pom Pom, Queen of all that is campy and cutesy. Get ready for a sing-a-long show of a lifetime accompanied by craft beers and drag inspired cocktails.”
From: Sing Song with Pom Pom

“This is a truly immersive story of the ship’s life at sea. Working with poet Saili Katebe and composer Joe Acheson, Limbic Cinema will transform the dry dock where the ship now lies into a huge digital projection theatre, filled with the energy of the world’s underwater oceans. For the first time in fifty years the sights, sounds and movement of a living sea will surround the ship’s hull.”
From: Iron Island

“An experimental documentary utilizing archival footage, digital glitch, chemical abstraction, and direct animation to explore the intricacies of the artist’s relationship with their late uncle, Pastor Doug Seidel. This film is an elegy for a family member who found their, and your, queerness an abomination.”
From: GENDER - Short Film Programme - PIFF 2021

“Emerging with a series of self-released EP's and singles, her track “Rules” went viral in 2017 and earned her praise from the likes of Erykah Badu, Björk and SZA. While Bbymutha fits into Southern rap’s legacy of originality via a refusal to conform to any coastal trends, choosing instead respective local flairs for self-expression, it is her non-apologetic attitude and her slow, icy-cool Chattanooga drawl that give her a artistic voice all her own.”
From: bbymutha + Glor1a + Grove

“Bristol’s premier blender-core garage rock band is just as lovable as they are sweaty. And believe you me, they are sweaty. Bands like Dead Naked Hippies, Web, and Football FC performed with CAUTION: WET FLOOR signs lining the stage after TNA’s opening sets for them. Adored by audiences and hated by janitors across Bristol and into Southampton, Manchester and beyond. Consistently off-kilter, inconsistently hummable, but always trying our best. We love what we’re doing and want you to be part of it.”
From: Erotic Secrets of Pompeii | The New America |