Music / Reviews
Review: The Carrivick Sisters, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘Wonderfully old-timey tunes’
The Devonshire twins kicked off the first ever Saturday lunch time show in Christ Church
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Music / Reviews
Review: Martha Tilston, The Jam Jar – ‘Pure and majestic’
The singer-songwriter kicked off her tour in the city, joined by Bristol's own Murmuration Choir
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Music / Folk & Roots
Bristol’s month in folk & roots – March 2024
Put some spring in your step with a whole load of folk, roots, Americana and bluegrass gigs
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Music / Reviews
Review: Emily Breeze, The Fleece – ‘As thrilling as alt-pop gets’
The singer-songwriter performed a hometown show as part of her headline UK tour
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Music / Reviews
Review: SykesMartin, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘Very essence of romantic folk’
Two of British folk's finest voices join forces for a captivating performance
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Music / Album Review
Album review: Mouse by The Schmoozenbergs – ‘Strictly classy, strictly art-house, strictly Golden Age’
The third studio album from the Bristolian band is due to be released on March 15
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Music / Reviews
Review: Transatlantic Sessions, Bristol Beacon – ‘The sets of tunes were glorious’
The way it works is simple; a house band plays while guests stroll in to add their own magic
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Music / Reviews
Review: Ye Vagabonds, The Mount Without – ‘Gloriously emotive’
Irish folk brothers fuse tradition and modernity in their performance of old and new songs
