Reviews

• Music / Reviews

  Review: KNEECAP, SWX – ‘Explosive energy’

  The Belfast hip-hop trio rode the KNEECAP wave into Bristol

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  Review: Been Stellar, The Fleece – ‘A poetic observation of heady youth and coming-of-age’

  The band hit Bristol fresh off the back of supporting Fontaines DC in the US and Canada

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  Review: Grandmas House, Old England – ‘An explosion of emotion’

  The quartet struck the perfect balance between friendly interaction and post-punk power

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  Review: Granny’s Attic, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘As fresh and manic as ever’

  BBC Young Folk award nominated musicians played to a packed out folk club

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  Review: Liz Lawrence, Strange Brew – ‘Killer songs that shapeshift through genres’

  Chainmail donned, Lawrence led her band into battle

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  Review: Opa Rosa, Jam Jar – ‘Serious European grooviness’

  The Bristol band threw a Balkan dance party to celebrate the release of their second album

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  Review: Jamie Cullum, Bristol Beacon – ‘Ever the effervescent showman’

  How many other acts could cover songs by both Rage Against the Machine and Sabrina Carpenter?

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: Mary Poppins, Bristol Hippodrome – ‘Timeless and utterly magical’

  Australian leads Stefanie Jones and Jack Chambers reprise their roles as Mary Poppins and Bert

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