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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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Videos shot at the Big Bristol Xmas Gig at Academy in December have been posted on Youtube by freestyle. songs covered include Yoghurt and Roses by the excellent Fortune Drive, She Creatures, Medallist and The Francos. So if you missed the gig, or were there and just want to relive those seasonal musical moments, take a look at freestyle's Youtube page.
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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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 Shake presents.........
Fattyboombasstic - Friday 11 January @ Moles Club, 14 George st, Bath
Doors open 9pm
live funk band banging out loads of tunes for the dancefloor. One of the best live acts around at the moment.
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This special Christmas BFF sessions will represent the ever changing electronic music scene in Bristol. DJ Kryptik of DC Breaks and Ram recordings bringing the experimental jungle side of things after a back to back set from Bristol's Wascal and Superisk, who between them play some of the finest dubstep and breakstep that the scene has to offer including some of their own top quality productions. With Yiuwin Tsang bringing the breaks and the residents playing a proper mix up, the 19th will be the perfect start to your festive raving.
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 Come along and support your Bristol Festival for 2008! This week we have an evening of funky soulful live drum and bass, hip hop and a wonderous DJ set from Dr Meaker, a producer who presents one of the most exciting live dance acts in
Britain right now. Using soul, jazz and reggae influences to produce
the Meaker sound, this set will blow your mind! Interface bring you Drum n Bass with live vocals, acoustic and lyrical Hip Hop from Freeminds and melodic beats and countryside lyrics from Somerset's Pillage. All at Joe Public's Clifton as usual.
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 So it is true, after 24 hours of a headline leading to a blank page on NME's site, no statement from Portishead but numerous links to appearing around the web, the article is there. Portishead are playing at Academy on December 15th in promotion of their new album and following an appearence at All Tomorrow's Parties, Minehead, a festival they are curating. Get yer tickets wherever you can, you can send us your spare ticket and we will love you 'til Tuesday. A ticket to All Tomorrows Parties will get you love 'til Wednesday.
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 It is happening every week, we are putting it on our front page every week an there is a reason for that. Bristol needs a community festival. Come along and support your new Bristol Festival for 2008, listen to some wicked live music and get involved! This week we have The Hats Band, Gecko MC, Jake Zennaman plus Resident DJ Smiffy. There are few who get linked to myspace from here, follow the link to find out why, although common sense should have already prevailed.
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 This week a trio of Indie/Rock bands for your listening pleasure... Let's Tea Party: A fusion of kazoos, woodblocks and dirty bass teamed with catchy vocals and a wardrobe your grandpa might well be proud of' (NME Magazine), Bent Echo: The sum of three parts, Rock with energetic vocals, wrapped around some sweet drumming and bass guitar, plus support from Speedwell Invention and Resident DJs. Drinks Promos, £3 before 10/£5 after 10/£4 NUS. 8pm-1am at Joe Publics (behind Habitat), Clifton Triangle.
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Come and see TMC at Spike Island, Bristol’s very own national centre for the production and exhibition of contemporary art. Marvel at the Chaynjers’ incomparable levels of festive spirit. Thursday 13th December. Doors 8pm. Support TBA. £3.
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