Review

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  Review: The Schmoozenbergs, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘The good times never stop’

  With roots in Gypsy Jazz and beyond the Bristol band brought an impressive perfomance to the venue

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  Review: Half Man, Half Biscuit, SWX – ‘Filled with sweat, punk rock and a sense of community’

  The 1984 English rock band proved they still have it

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  Review: The Black Feathers, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘The only intoxicant people need’

  Gloucestershire husband and wife duo bring a taste of Americana-Country to Downend

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  Review: Half Moon Run, SWX – ‘The crowd were transfixed’

  More indie than rock, the Canadian band provided a great performance

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  Review: Temples, The Fleece – ‘A cornucopia of delights’

  Gender-fluid, genre-fluid and generation-fluid, the English rock band were shapeshifters

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  Review: Lily Moore, The Louisiana – ‘Part Amy Winehouse, part Adele but 100% Lily’

  Brighton-based singer performed as part of The National Lottery’s United by Music Tour

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  Review: Balancing Act, Crofters Rights – ‘Bursting with charisma’

  The London based quartet brought their debut tour to a very sweaty show in Bristol

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• Theatre / Review

  Review: Bitter Lemons, Western Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘An honest conversation about contemporary womanhood’

  Lucy Hayes brings her raw and unapologetic Edinburgh Fringe debut to Bristol

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