After a swift stage turnaround, a curtain drops at the back of stage to reveal an enormous LESS THAN JAKE backdrop, and matching circus style stage-props. Less Than Jake jog on stage to toilet roll ...

The mother of a missing student has described the past two years as “the most unimaginable pain” on the second anniversary of his disappearance. Jack O’Sullivan went missing after going to a party in ...

The power of this theatrical device, harking back to traditional storytelling, is bold, refreshing, and clear. Comedic at times, gut-wrenching at others, it’s a concept that is nothing short of ...

Bristol24/7 has launched a competition to win free entry to the highly anticipated Bristol Legends party, taking place on Friday night in the concourse at Ashton Gate Stadium. Attendees can expect ...

Two true Queens of Lovers Rock come to town together, as well as virtuoso musicians from Africa, India, Greece and Kurdistan ...

An ambitious fundraising appeal has launched to ensure the SS Great Britain can reopen its transformed Dockyard Museum.

Bristol’s favourite hideaway is leaning heavily into the ‘Roots’ side of things this month. The Wanton String Band bring their high-octane bluegrass on Saturday 7, followed by the sea-shanty mastery ...

The band’s influence is worn on the Breakers’ sleeve, in the song structures, guitar and vocal sounds – see single For Your Love – and even the instruments, with Ewins rocking a classic McCartney ...

Bishopston Window Wanderland started in 2015 and each year more houses and shops in the area have joined the colourful festivities in almost 300 locations across the world. The 12th event in Bristol ...

The annual BV Open Studios is amongst the biggest weekends in the calendar for art enthusiasts in Bristol. Established in 2010 with the goal of providing affordable and safe studio space for local ...

A new bar coming to Bristol promises a live country and western experience. Lil’ Nashville, which already has one bar in the affluent west London suburb of Chiswick, looks set to open its second bar ...

A far-right group called the Aryan Front is expected to join a ‘United Against Extremism’ march in Bristol on Saturday. The group deny they are neo-Nazis, calling themselves “racial socialists”, but ...