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  Review: Hak Baker, The Louisiana – ‘There is an obvious catharsis sought through Baker’s songwriting’

  The East Londer singer brings his hometown to the upstairs room of Bristols infamous venue

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  Review: Ellie Gowers, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘In this world of the disposable, Gowers is making memories that last’

  The folk singer performs live on the first night of a short tour as a precursor to her debut album

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  Review: Club Blanco, Propyard – ‘So good it was almost worth missing Eurovision for’

  Club Blanco brings some leading DJs in house, techno and disco to the open air venue

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  Review: Quiche, The Exchange – ‘The show felt like a house party with your closest friends’

  After several supporting gigs, the grunge, indie rock band played their first headline gig last week

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  Review: Metronomy, O2 Academy – ‘They certainly know how to whip a crowd up into a puddle of joy, sweat and smiles’

  Leading the way in electronic music since 1999, the band are currently on tour with their 7th album

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  Review: HELP! A War Child Benefit Concert, O2 Academy – ‘A very successful night that none of us will ever forget’

  The return of Portishead for the first time in 17 years truly did not disappoint

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  Review: Bristol Folk Festival – ‘From Senagalese Kora to Americana, the festival made a triumphant return’

  After a tough two years, the festival makes a welcome return to the city

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  Review: Lewis Watson, Thekla – ‘Watson’s glee at being back on the boat was infectious’

  Well-known for his soft folk, guitar sound, the musician returns to the boat five years later

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