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  Review: Ye Vagabonds, The Mount Without – ‘Gloriously emotive’

  Irish folk brothers fuse tradition and modernity in their performance of old and new songs

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  Review: The Last Dinner Party, The Fleece – ‘A celebration’

  The all female indie rock band kickstarted their tour with a sold out show in the city

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  Review: Nell Mescal, Rough Trade – ‘Endearing, warming and incredibly talented’

  The singer reminded us what a joy it is to have so many talented female musicians in the industry

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  Review: John Francis Flynn, The Exchange – ‘Poignant and pure’

  The Dublin folk singer bought a taste of Ireland to the independent venue

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  Review: Gloom Index, Crofters Rights – ‘Journey into a dark, dark world’

  No better way to spend an evening than with an all Bristol lineup at an independent venue

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  Review: Hedera, St Anne’s Church – ‘Dreamy, stately and baroque’

  The Bristol-based quintet of instrumentalists proved to be a total joy

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  Review: Darlingside, The Exchange – ‘Multilayered loveliness’

  The indie rock band bring their American charm to the sold out venue

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  Review: Kitty Macfarlane, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘Absolutely masterful’

  No longer playing live all that often, The West Country singer performed a captivating show

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