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  Review: Ritual Union – ‘A welcome addition to the city, we can only hope it returns again soon’

  The one day multi-venue festival showcased the best of Bristol talent and beyond

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  Review: August, Rough Trade – ‘Her soft and soulful voice captivated the entire audience’

  The founder of Bass Choir launches her second solo project with an evening of live music

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  Review: The Slocan Ramblers, Bristol Folk House – ‘With the merest pick of a banjo string, you’re dropped in the depths of Tennessee’

  The Canadian Bluegrass group grace the stage with new songs and old covers

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  Review: Lorcan, The Louisiana – ‘He had an endearing stage presence that felt relaxed and natural’

  The singer and multi-instrumentalist was promoting his new EP

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  Review: Road Not Taken, Downend Folk Club – ‘The band remind us how important a community is’

  The Bristolian folk band perform for possibly their last time (or so they say!)

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  Review: boci, The Jam Jar – ‘The ability to turn pain into art is a truly special skill’

  A nine piece band joins the singer/songwriter for her album launch party

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  Review: The Magnetic Fields, St George’s – ‘A hummable collision of euphoria and sadness’

  The American band took to the stage to promote their new album, Quickies

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  Review: Joe & The Shitboys, The Lanes – ‘This is punk in lipstick calling out homophobia, racism and misogyny’

  The bisexual, vegan punk band dominated the stage for a midweek gig in the city

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