They said it should never happen, that it would be too much, but they're doing it anyway: The ASBO Disco and The Dance-Off Crew are joining forces in Bristol's best event space and will be throwing an all-out ridiculous party of mammoth proportions with the fattest sound and the baddest looking decor with the most up for it people in Bristol. Oct 08, 2011 10 til 4, £10 adv.

COMEG will be playing at The Croft 117-119 Stokes Croft Bristol BS1 3RW on Weds October 26th 2011 at 10 pm ish

New open mic night at the Rhubarb Tavern, Queen Ann Rd, Barton Hill, Bristol, BS59TX every wednesday night. Friendly pub, all types of performers welcome. In house P.A and use of guitar and keyboard.

Transition's Documentary 'made in taiwan' and a 30 minute acoustic performance at the Arnolfini. Tickets £5 on the door. Taiwan-based British rock band “Transition”, premiere showing of their documentary “British Rock Music: Made in Taiwan” - The documentary follows the lives of the band members and their experiences in exploring the strikingly different culture and music scene of Taiwan.

Totally foot tapping and danceable music with the Brett Lewis Quartet, 11th September 2011 at the Tobacco Factory, 8pm, Free Entry. Performing original jazz compositions - catchy, laid-back tunes that'll get you grooving - the quartet will transport you to the Cool Jazz of 1950's/60's New York and West Coast Jazz scenes via the European Swing of the Blue Note recordings. Free entry.

Bristol bass music of the highest calibre. Return of a weekly night in the centre of Bristol at the Attic Bar on Stokes Croft. £1 before 9.30 - £3 after.

Fundraising night at The Plough Inn, Easton, Bristol, with Omer Makessa and Kayali Roots (other live acts TBC) and a load of DJs. Its a fundraiser night for Baggator Youth Project in Easton - Saturday 6th August, 8:30 til late.

Drawn in Bristol presents FLIGHT - Three local illustrators have joined forces to create a stunning selection of work celebrating the beauty of birds in flight. Of course there is live music too with music from Feel the Folk. 4th - 27th August in the Colston Hall's 'The Glass Room'.