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Richard Wagner- Overture to Tannhuser
Emmanuel Chabrier - Rhapsody Espaa
Colin Dance -…
Following a string of sold-out hometown shows, Bristol’s Faith In Strangers head out on…
Rooted in timeless folk songwriting, Old Red Stone craft intimate, storyteller-led songs…
Craig Sutton, known as "The Flamenco Thief," brings his unique blend of fingerstyle and…
Where ancient strings meet modern soul. Amanita Grove is the acoustic duo of Cheryl…
After years of performing together in Australia, indie-folk artists Laura Lucas and…
Cost: Free to attend (bring your own book!) | No booking required
Silent Book Club in…
Spafford Campbell are twenty-something mould-breakers, fiddle player Owen Spafford and…
Drummer Ronnie Jones brings his Devon-based trio to 12 Bar and Social, featuring special…
Expect a vibrant mix of jazz, funk and Latin grooves from the Jesse Molins Organ Trio.…
Grammy-winning drummer and producer Robert Brian returns to his first love - jazz -…
Princesshay's Independent Market will return from Monday 1st August opposite Oliver Bonas…
Play for Free in Princesshay this summer.
The school holidays will see the main square…
Following two hit UK tours, Biggest Award in Comedy nominee and resident (junior) doctor…
Harriet’s life has been in constant chaos for as long as she can remember. So what…
Recently described by the Evening Standard as "Live Comedy's best kept secret" Scott…
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