live music Bristol

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  Review: Divorce, Trinity Centre – ‘From ethereal to guttural’

  It's the last date on the band's debut album tour

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  Review: Katatonia/Evergrey, Electric Bristol – ‘Like nothing else’

  Swedish titans of melancholic metal triumph despite line-up changes

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• Music / folk

  Bristol’s month in Folk and Roots – December 2025

  There's a sprinkling of Christmas shows and a few that will be more boisterous too

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  Review: Fletchr Fletchr, the Louisiana – ‘Passion and energy, resonant and emotional”

  The indie band on the rise explore themes of grief, anxiety and love

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  Review: CMAT, O2 Academy – ‘A masterclass in artistry’

  The country-pop singer performed for nearly two hours

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  Review: Leo Nathan, the Mount Without – ‘Wholesome togetherness’

  The former church is the perfect location for this communal gathering with added groove

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  Review: The Soft Machine, Jam Jar – ‘Much more than mere nostalgia’

  The music seemed equally pleasing to grey heads and younger folk alike

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  Review: Peter Knight & John Spiers, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘More than a little extraordinary’

  The roll-call of brilliant musicians that have made their way to Downend just keeps getting longer

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