Night of garage rock, post-punk and noise rock headlined by DITZ, Enola Gay and Iguana Death Cult at St George's Bristol.
Chamber choir Exultate Singers perform a programme of choral masterpieces from across the British Isles, including Thomas Tallis's 'Spem in Alium'.
Brandon Flowers brings his latest solo work to the stage, drawing on country, Americana and classic rock influences in an intimate live show.
Southampton pop band Welly plays Cafe Kino in Bristol.
Eve Appleton Band celebrate their second album The Way Up Sky, live with Dogsbody.
World-renowned Celtic musician Brìghde Chaimbeul joins the Scottish Ensemble in a cross-genre performance featuring traditional Gaelic songs, folklore, and Philip Glass's 'Music in Similar Motion' with visuals by Jonny Ashworth.
A live orchestral performance of the Avatar The Last Airbender score, synchronised with a two-hour visual journey through the animated series.
Intimate solo gig by Jamie T at Electric Bristol, supporting his new album 'Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)'.
A soul and R&B night featuring Yellow Days, Yuuf and Amri, closing the Down Stokes 2026 festival.
Concert by the British rock band Wishbone Ash, known for their pioneering twin-lead guitar sound, at St George's Bristol.
Grammy-nominated Australian indie rock singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett performs live at Beacon Hall, with support from Body Type.
Folk, indie and rock and pop gig with Margaret Glaspy, plus Fairhazel.
Concert by Canadian avant-pop artist Allie X, with support from Boyish and BEKS, at the Trinity Community Arts venue.
A jazz night where Hesta Banks and The Adam Stokes Quintet pay homage to the legendary Blossom Dearie.
Foy Vance live, on his world tour celebrating 'The Wake' and the songs of 'IF', with support from Bonnie Bishop and Niall McCabe.
The Phil Beer Trio guide the audience through the blues roots of Blind Willie Johnson, Davy Graham and John Mayall, with Miranda Sykes on bass and Sian Monaghan on percussion.
Grace Petrie performs a show in two halves: an intimate solo set and a career-retrospective full-band performance drawing on her sixteen-year catalogue.
Concert by NewHvn, formerly A Burial at Sea, blending post-rock, shoegaze and post-hardcore influences, supported by HAAL and Lemondaze.
George Boomsma, skilled guitarist and songwriter, makes his debut gig at the Glass Studio, with a talk by Ant Miles about his creative inspirations.
Pianist Máire Carroll performs a curated selection of Philip Glass's piano études, marking the composer's 90th birthday.
The Mountain Goats return with their theatrical song cycle 'Through This Fire Across From Peter Balkan', supported by Craig Finn and The Band of Forgiveness.
A gig by Anna Colette, blending Americana and Western influences with alternative pop, folk and ethereal textures, at Bristol Beacon's Weston Stage.
Underground electronic music duo Chaos in the CBD perform live at The Trinity Centre.
West African music bringing together cross-generational musicians from Senegal, Mali and The Gambia, led by Habib Koite and Sura Susso.
The London Symphony Orchestra performs Bruckner's Symphony No. 9 and Edmund Finnis' Cello Concerto, with Sheku Kanneh-Mason on cello and Sir Antonio Pappano conducting.
Pete Josef solo show with Sailing Moon on their Bristol debut, presented by Ear Trumpet Music.
A double bill featuring tenor guitar soloist James Gow and the contemporary jazz string trio J.A.M. String Collective.
Rachel Chinouriri brings her blend of alt-pop and indie-folk to the stage with a stripped-back session, Q&A and signing, presented by Rough Trade.
Jazz concert led by Rory Ingham, bringing together five of the UK's finest jazz trombonists to celebrate the instrument's versatility.
Interactive introduction to string instruments with presenter Laura Tanner and MiniBeats string players, suitable for young children.
The Tara Clerkin Trio perform live at Trinity Community Arts, blending trip-hop, avant-pop and indie rock in a night of standing tickets.
Graham Gouldman performs acoustic versions of his classic songs with Heart Full of Songs, covering hits from 10cc, The Hollies, The Yardbirds and more.
Folk music concert featuring the critically acclaimed duo Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage joined by double bassist Jon Thorne on their Just Announced tour.
Lunchtime concert by the AERA Ensemble, a young chamber music trio, in the main hall of St George's Bristol.
Saxophonist Jasmine Myra brings her 8-piece ensemble to play tracks from her album Where Light Settles.
Rachel Podger on violin and Lucie Horsch on recorders perform a programme of baroque music, including works by Bach, Telemann and traditional songs.
Live gig with funk, hip hop, soul and swing from the nine-piece Bristol band Cut Capers, plus supporting acts Jamu and Gareth Davie.
Stornoway bring their rich, melodic songwriting to the stage, led by Brian Briggs' distinctive voice, with support from Alice Boyd.
Harriet performs new interpretations of her favourite 1970s sounds with her live band, blending classic hits with her own nostalgic original material.
Live show by Skye Newman, a raw and authentic new voice blending rap and soul, presented by Metropolis Music & SJM Concerts.
Finnish progressive rock band Von Hertzen Brothers present intimate seated theatre shows, celebrating 25 years with an acoustic set.
Kevin Figes presents Sound Dimensions, blending orchestral textures, improvisation and electronic sound with the Bristol Ensemble and Brigitte Beraha.
Improvising trio Echo Engine, with special guest Pete Judge, within John Law's PPianissimo Series, supported by Uncle Homunculus.
Teenage Fanclub, the critically acclaimed Scottish alternative rock band, perform live at the Trinity Centre in Bristol.
Folk music concert featuring Steve Knightley and The Winter Yards Band, with special guest Megan Henwood, at St George's Bristol.
A piano four hands concert by Adam Heron and Nina Savicevic, part of the Rising Stars series at St George's Bristol.
Indie-rock band overpass headline the night at Electric Bristol with support from The North and Matt-Felix.
A 30-minute holographic show reimagining Bristol's past, present and future, created for Brazen by Holotronica.
KeiyaA brings her boundary-pushing live show, blending R&B, jazz and electronics, to Bristol Beacon.
Sol & The Gang, a high-energy R&B supergroup founded by J-Sol, perform live at Electric Bristol as part of their national tour.
A specially commissioned project by cellist Matthew Barley bringing together a unique quartet of stringed instruments to create new soundworlds inspired by dances and lullabies from around the world.
Audio-visual show set to the remastered soundtrack of The Dark Side of the Moon with 360-degree visuals in the Planetarium.
High Fade, a three-piece funk, rock and disco trio from Scotland, perform live at the Trinity Centre as part of their Twice As Nice Tour.
The City of Bristol Choir performs Vivaldi's Dixit Dominus (Bristol premiere) with the Brandon Hill Chamber Orchestra, alongside works by Handel.
Live electronic show by the future-dub duo OMEGA NEBULA, powered by the SINAI SOUNDSYSTEM, blending dub reggae and dubstep with live instrumentation.
Bristol Grammar School young musicians perform works by Hans Zimmer, Puccini, Haydn and Dvořák, followed by Brian Wilson classics paired with early sacred harmonies.
Modern country live-band experience celebrating big names in country music, performed by a full band with fiddle and pedal steel.
Piano recital by James Lisney featuring Romantic works by Liszt, Schubert, Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Kreisler.
An intimate songwriting evening where three Bristol-based artists perform and discuss their songs, hosted by Blair Dunlop.
Concert by Nokia Angel performing tracks from their Necromance Tour, with support from 3eden, Lilostar and Koski.
Chinese pianist Siqian Li returns to St George's for a lunchtime concert as part of the venue's Lunchtime Concert series.
Romare, the acclaimed electronic music project of producer Archie Fairhurst, brings his live show in support of his album Oblivion.
A live performance by the multi-award-winning electronic folk band Elephant Sessions at the Trinity Centre in Bristol.
Lunchtime jazz concert by the Christ-Stephane Boizi Sextet, exploring the hard bop tradition and the music of the Black Christian Church.
Concert by The Clause, a British alternative rock band from Birmingham, at the Trinity venue.
A concert featuring the Brandon Hill Chamber Orchestra with violinist Cristian de Sá and soprano Layla Claire, performing Mahler's Symphony No 4, Delius Violin Concerto and Humperdinck's Overture to Hansel and Gretel.
UK premiere of IndoJazz clarinettist Arun Ghosh's new trio, with tabla and double bass, presented by Asian Arts Agency as part of the New Sounds Festival.
Jazz in the Loft gig featuring the renowned jazz guitar legend Jim Mullen at The Tobacco Factory.
A morning concert of Hindustani classical music featuring sarod player Debasmita Bhattacharya and tabla artist Zuheb Ahmed Khan, part of the New Sounds Festival.
Canadian rock band The Sheepdogs perform live at Trinity Arts Centre in Bristol.
American emo rock band Saves the Day perform their 'Stay What You Are 25th Anniversary Tour' at the Trinity Centre, supported by Chastity and Turn Of Phrase.
The Grammy-winning Kronos Quartet celebrate Steve Reich's 90th birthday with minimalist works including Different Trains, Triple Quartet and WTC 9/11.
Oh My God! It's the Church returns with their The Original Sinners Tour, a rock and roll themed show presented by DHP.
British pop band East 17 perform live at the O2 Academy Bristol on their Boys Are Back Again Tour, with support from Blazin' Squad.
Live music night featuring high-energy folk band Sheelanagig and punk band Buffo's Wake at The Trinity Centre.
Psychedelic rock and doom metal gig with The Wytches as support; a standing event.
Concert by New Zealand rock band NO CIGAR, supported by Frank On Tap, at Thekla in Bristol.
Gotts Street Park perform live at Bristol Beacon on their Somewhere Here Tour, with support from Renishaw.
Britpop band Republica mark 30 years since their debut album with a live performance at Thekla.
Indie-rock band The Snuts perform live at The Prospect Building in Bristol.
Tony Hadley, Britain's distinctive vocalist, returns to the stage with his Christmas Big Band Tour, performing swing and crooner classics.
Live concert by Glaswegian folk-fusion band Talisk, celebrating a decade on the road.
Manchester indie outfit Westside Cowboy headline show at Electric Bristol, with support from Wyatt.
Bristol band SCALER bring their new album Endlessly to The Trinity Centre.
