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Casiokids at Dot to Dot Festival Bristol

Review (127 words) added by music-girl 3 months ago

I fell for Casiokids over a year ago when they played in Bath. The one word to describe the band is FUN! Boy do they know how to have fun! Swapping instruments, playing scissors paper rock and general...

errol, greg, jools, lawrie

The Duckworths

Review (140 words) added by music-girl 3 months ago

Intimate is the first word that should be used to describe this show! It is always very hit and miss as to the numbers in the audience in Moles, but on this occasion, Bath let itself down. Where were ...

jacob richardson, tom cowan

Sons of Noel and Adrian

Review (82 words) added by music-girl 4 months ago

The 10 piece modern-acoustic-folk band based in Brighton, who recently supported Mumford and Sons kept the audience going from start to finish with their multi-instrumentalists and shaky voices. Each ...

Ian King, Sammy Crockford, The Appletree Boys, the duckworths (lite)

wednesday

Review (95 words) added by twonk 6 months ago

first up sammy crockford, strong confident singer and performer, the appletree boys bath's answer to simon and garfunkel give their easy stylish playing and get better every time i see them. the ...

Catmandu, kara roxanne

twonk cd launch

Review (98 words) added by twonk 6 months ago

well, what a surprise? thank you to all who came and enjoyed what was a great night :) catmandu opened the show playing a full forty minute set, winning over those present with their finely crafted po...

adelaides cape, Alessi's Ark, racheal dadd

wednesday

Review (96 words) added by twonk 7 months ago

adelaides cape is sam taylor, a singer songwriter in the nick drake vein, picking on a resonator he plays in a fragile folky style, then its racheal dadd (main reason i am here) hates pa so plays unam...

Howii, the young vinyls, Wilder

square peg round hole

Review (71 words) added by twonk 7 months ago

its thursday again :)first up howii from bath uni, musically ambitious three piece (prog) will improve with time and gigs. the young vinyls sonically remind me a little of the house of love, impressiv...

Lust For Lola

Lust for Lola

Review (367 words) added by ftse_100 7 months ago

Strolling onto the Bristol scene in an eclectic two-man form in 2008 (King Kenny on electric guitar, founding member Miles Bavin on acoustic) Lust for Lola began gigging at established Bristol venues ...

O Emperor, Sam Brookes, Sons Of Noel And Adrian

square peg round hole

Review (73 words) added by twonk 7 months ago

beginning with the newly solo sam brookes who is developing his set at a rapid pace, loop machine included, great voice, good work ! o emperor from ireland blow me away, fantastic harmonies subtle so...

Moreton Vue

Surface Unsigned Regional Final

Review (69 words) added by moretonvue 10 months ago

Last band; last orders; last chance to realise how big the crowd is for Moreton Vue. The singer's tendency to deliver in a purposely dry manner is something they might want to cultivate. It seems...

The Maccabees

The Maccabees rocking in Bristol!

Review (154 words) added by eleanor 11 months ago

After staying a bit too long finishing a giant glass of 'housewine' at The Hatchet, we missed the support band - The lyrebirds, but just knew The Maccabees would be enough for our night! As ...

Moreton Vue

Moreton Vue - Surface Unsigned Regional Semi Final

Review (100 words) added by moretonvue 1 year ago

Moreton Vue - After all this pop-punk nicety comes something altogether different. Dressed in regulation Ocean Colour Scene sun-hat and looking like the unholy combo of Mark Radcliffe (nice!) and Sha...

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