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Dave Wright will be playing at the Prom Music Bar on Wednesday 27th of Feb with his band the Blue Mangoes. Steve Liddle on drum (formerly with 80s cult band the Fisher Z), Pat Slade lead guitar and Steve Pavey on bass. Expect a mix of original songs and covers including some classic old blues numbers (Taj Mahal etc) and songs from the like of Richard Thompson, Nick Lowe and Little Feat.
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We are having a bit of a celebration now that our Bristol Music Links section has over 550 links to Bristol music websites, including over 200 Bristol band websites. Have you added a link to your Bristol-based music project yet? Now with seventeen categories of music links including Bristol Bands, Venues, DJs, Clubnights, Promoters and Record Labels, Bristol's Music History, Music Education, Open Mic & Live Nights, Radio & Podcasts, Music Shops in Bristol, Community Choirs, Festivals, Facilities & Services and much more, further categories will be added as it becomes necessary. Please keep sending us your links - you have already exceeded our expectations, and we're interested to see the real extent of Bristol Music's profile on the internet!
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 As well as releasing their first album in 10 years, Portishead are planning an extensive European and US tour in the coming months. Some ten years after their last formal release (the live album Roseland NYC Live in 1998), our local trip-hop pioneers are releasing their eleven track fourth album, interestingly named Third, on April 14th 2008. It will be released in the UK by Island Records. The band have announced a series of live dates in the UK, Europe and USA. Read on for details.
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 Legendary jazz saxophonist Andy Sheppard will be playing a one-off fundraising gig in the event space under the Bocabar at Paintworks, Bath Road, Bristol, on February 16th to raise funds for Penny Brohn Cancer Care, a charity in Pill. The gig also features rising alto saxophonist James Morton and his band the Lunatics. Tickets cost £15 (no booking fee), ffi and to book (surely necessary) please visit www.pennybrohncancercare.org or call 01275 370 073. 7:30pm (doors and bar open 6:30pm) , great food in the Bocabar.
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Set to coincide with the Slow Food Market, this Sunday the restaurant Quartier Vert is hosting an afternoon of Jazz played by guitar duo Minor Swing, from Stroud who are making headway into the Bristol music scene. Minor Swing will be playing after lunch from around 3pm. So if you fancy a lazy glass of wine with some cool blue notes, check out Quartier Vert, 85, Whiteladies Rd. Clifton, Bristol.
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This week at The Bunch Of Grapes we have Blackfire, The BoG Blues Night with The Lost 11 and the
excellent Open Mic Night every Wednesday. The Bunch of Grapes is an excellent city centre pub making live music available and accessible right in the heart of
Bristol. Food, real ale and a consistently good programme of live music make this one of the best central entertainment destinations. Read on for more details.
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 Bristol Festival Fundraiser: Weekend Warmup! A new evening taking place on the first Thursday of Every Month at the famous and friendly live music venue Mr Wolfs Noodle Bar, St Stephens Street, Bristol, this month featuring two energetic, intelligent Indie-Rock bands, Centuryman and The Dustmites followed by the dancefloor action that you love. The rise of Bristol Festival continues unapaced with another round of fab live music fundraisers. Amazing that you can "do your bit" just by going out to a gig, very easy, no excuses - do you want an Ashton Court replacement or not?
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The Bunch Of Grapes Spring Season continues this week with Madam Arthur, The BoG Blues Night with The Caterpillars and the
excellent Open Mic Night every Wednesday. The Bunch of Grapes is one of Bristol's best live music pubs which continues to make live music available and accessible right in the heart of
Bristol. There just aren't enough venues like this in the city. Read on for more details.
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The Bunch Of Grapes Spring Season listings this week include Goldfish Dont Bounce, Tone Masters, The BoG Blues Night with Real Deal and the
excellent Open Mic Night every Wednesday. A long standing institution, The Bunch of Grapes continues to make live music available and accessible right in the heart of
Bristol - hasn't everyone in Bristol already had a great night out at the BoG.? Read on for more details.
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The Bunch Of Grapes Spring Season continues this week with Back Alley Sally, The BoG Blues Night with The Lost 11 and the
excellent Open Mic Night every Wednesday. A long standing institution, The Bunch of Grapes continues to make live music available and accessible right in the heart of
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 A second public meeting is being held to debate plans for the Bristol Festival, a new summer event to replace the now-bankrupt Ashton Court community festival. To make your views known, you can attend the meeting on 10 January at The Folk House on Park Street from 1900 GMT onwards. Organisers of the new Festival hope that it will become a South West version of the Edinburgh Fringe. The group behind the festival is made up of volunteers and is open to new members and partnerships. The festival will include various aspects of Bristol culture with events and activities taking place across the city, including art exhibitions, workshops and educational talks as well as club nights and gigs.
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