STARTS
02/09/2016 23:00 to 03:00 TICKET PRICE £15 adv / £20 adv + BF
CONTACT NUMBER 0117 935 1200
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Dubkasm vs Gorgon Sound vs Secret Guest (ft Rudy Lee, Snoopy, Rider Shafique)
Egoless
Henry & Louis
E3 (representing Zam Zam all the way from Portland USA)
Peng Sound Selectors
powered by the mighty Sinai Sound
All proceeds go to Syrian War victims & refugees in Europe
STARTS
19/08/2016
22:00 to 04:00
TICKET PRICE
£10 adv / £15 OTD
CONTACT NUMBER
0117 935 1200
Kulture Konnek in Conjunction w/ Team Nu-Clear / Ranch Stop Promotions Presents:
Kranium & Jahmiel – Live for the first time in Bristol Town with UK support acts.
Music on the night by:
DJ Polish (New York City)
Becca D (MTV/BEATS1)
Vybz Squad
Java Nuclear (London)
Doctor Flex (Qualitex Sound)
DJ Skel
White Magic
TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM GENESIS MUSIK SHOP BRISTOL ON STAPLETON ROAD AND DAYZEEKS SHOP ON FISHPONDS ROAD.
INFO & HOTLINES:
07799608724 // 07459779922
STARTS
08/07/2016
22:00 to 04:00
TICKET PRICE £25 adv + bf
Mala – All Night Long!
Powered by RC1 Soundsystem
17/06/2016 22:00 to
18/06/2016 04:00
TICKET PRICE
£10 adv + bf
CONTACT NUMBER
0117 935 1200
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Get ready for another chapter of heavyweight duwbise!
Vibronics feat Madu Mesenger
meeting inna dubwise conference
Conscious Sound feat Singa Tempa
All playing on Bristol’s veteran sound
Jah Lokko with full crew
Our final chapter before the summer break, rally round!
10/06/2016 22:00 to 05:00
TICKET PRICE
£6.75 / £11 / £16.50 adv + bf
CONTACT NUMBER
0117 935 1200
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Benton
Swamp 81 / BBS / Wheel & Deal
First making his mark in the deepest depths of the Dubstep community, Benton has since perfected a fresh sound and secured an integral position within the dance music scene. Now best renowned for his work with Swamp 81 and releases from his homegrown label Benton Beats, He is no stranger to the stage. Strictly dubplate material always delivered with heavy Jungle influences.
Detboi
Metalheadz / XL / Keysound
With his upcoming release “Joyride” on the mighty Metalheadz, Detboi brings pounding breaks, heavy kicks and haunting basslines. Carrying the flag for the likes of XL recordings and the London based Keysound Recordings, Detboi’s flying direct from Dublin to make his first appearance in Bristol since 2011.
Caski
Ghost / Keysound / Tectonic / 4 Seasons
Bristol bred Caski has been pushing the boundaries of experimental dubstep from the start. Beginning on El-B’s very own Ghost recordings, and sporting releases on Pinch’s acclaimed label Tectonic, Caski has constant support from the likes of BBC 1Xtra’s Monki, Radio 1, Rinse FM & Kiss FM. In early April he made his Fabric London debut showcasing an eclectic selection of tracks and a wealth of experience within the underground.
Bromley
877 / MTA / Tumble Audio / Sobad
With a minimal and yet heavy style, Bromley brings a unique selection that will constantly keep you guessing. Projecting huge releases on 877, Bullet Train, Tumble Audio & recently Chase & Status’ very own MTA records, Bromley always seems to have something up his sleeve.
Support from:
Anicca & Durleigh
(Groove Yard Collective / Babylon Uprising)
03/06/2016 22:00 to
04/06/2016 04:00
TICKET PRICE
£10 adv + bf
CONTACT NUMBER
0117 935 1200
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St Paul & The Broken Bones
“When St Paul and the Broken Bones emerged from their small-town-Alabama home and started playing shows, it was almost as if a fully realised group of old pros had stepped out of a time capsule from its Muscle Shoals’ heyday” (Village Voice).
On Half the City, the band’s debut, “St Paul (aka Paul Janeway) leads the charge of the soul-band, delivering truly amazing, gut-wrenching vocal performances”(PopMatters).
Grit, elemental rhythm, tight-as-a-drumhead playing, and a profound depth of feeling: these are the promises of a great soul band. And St. Paul & The Broken Bones deliver on those promises.
Half The City is the compelling full-length Single Lock/Thirty Tigers debut of the Birmingham, Alabama-based sextet, who have already created a maelstrom of interest with their roof-raising live shows and self-released four-song 2012 EP. Produced by Ben Tanner of Alabama Shakes, and recorded and mixed in the storied R&B mecca of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, the album harkens back to the region’s classic soul roots while extending the form with electrifying potency.
23/06/2016
Starts 19:00 to 23:00
TICKET PRICE £19.50 adv
The Castle Builder
Vic Llewellyn and Kid Carpet
An emotional and hard rocking journey into the hearts and souls on the outer limits of creativity and building regulations.
The Castle Builder tells the true story of an inmate in a Norwegian psychiatric institute who over five years built a castle on a remote headland.
The show spirals outwards from personal accounts into tales of other outsider artists who’ve been inspired to build gigantic extraordinary structures, alone, in secret, and without artistic validation from the real world.
Vic Llewellyn and Kid Carpet re-imagine these stories and tell them with live music, projection and heartfelt storytelling.
“Mark E Smith could have been their co-writer; that’s a compliment” – Pilot Nights, Coventry
“The Castle Builder is already total magic. What a world.” Tanuja Amarasuriya, Sleepdogs
“gorgeous collision of the daft & profound” – Kate Yedigaroff (MAYK/Mayfest)
Booking is now open to MAYK friends, and will open to the public at 10am on Friday 11 March. Become a MAYK friend and get priority booking, too.
Developed with support from MAYK and Bristol Old Vic Ferment.
Thu 12 – Sat 14 May, 7pm Thu & Fri, 6pm Sat
All ages
TICKET PRICE
£12 / £8 
Featuring:
Join us beforehand for FREE pre-event: ‘The Refugee Crisis: What Can We Do?’ an evening of live music and refreshments, information, talks and discussion about the refugee crisis, 6pm-8pm.
Plus all-night info area & featured works from ‘From Syria With Love’ exhibition of Syrian art.
Also wood-fired pizza
Tickets available from Bristol Ticket Shop
20:00 to 02:00
TICKET PRICE
£10 earlybird / MOTD
CONTACT NAME
Abi Hill
CONTACT NUMBER
01179351200
Every year seems to bring more bad news; the poor have to pay for the mistakes of the rich. The cuts have hammered education, benefits, pensions, housing and the NHS. At the same time, global climate change and corporate land exploitation have caused extreme weather patterns, with oil wars and arms sales stirring up conflict across the Middle East and beyond.
However, people have been fighting back, through strikes and the taking up of arms. If capitalism collapsed tomorrow, we ask ourselves: would we be ready?
As anarchists, we have developed concepts around mutual aid, co-operation, and direct action, but how do we put these into practice?
At this year’s Bristol Anarchist Bookfair, we will create a space for people to explore these ideas. How will we create a better, more equal society? How will we hold people to account for their actions, if we abolish prisons and the police? If revolutions happen tomorrow, we won’t have all the answers, and an anarchist society will not occur overnight. But the core principles of anarchism offer us the building blocks for the future, and a roadmap on how to get there.
30/04/2016
Starts 11:00 to 18:00
TICKET PRICE: FREE
