OMEGA NEBULA

OMEGA NEBULA play the Trinity Centre on Saturday 7 November, their biggest self-promoted headline show to date. It's a live electronic set that runs from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm, and the night is built for dancing, which they describe as a dose of musical healing. It's open to over-14s, so it's a late one that works for younger crowds too.

Behind the name are Adjua and Dean Forrest, a husband-and-wife duo who front the electronic future-dub sound. Before this, they were the faces of the eight-piece reggae outfit Backbeat Soundsystem on Easy Star Records, so there's a long history of reggae and sound system culture running through their work. They draw on the UK sound system scene, dub clubs and bass-driven subcultures, rolling the heaviest elements of dub reggae and dubstep into uplifting, emotionally weighted anthems built with live instrumentation and killer vocals. It's a sound that's earned support from BBC DJs on 1Xtra and BBC 6Music, and Chaiwallahs once described them as 'uncompromisingly immense'.

This particular show is powered by the SINAI SOUNDSYSTEM, and they've billed it as a live electronic set that transcends the boundaries of traditional dub and reggae. The whole thing is framed as a night for dancing, with the music taking centre stage from start to finish. Tickets are £19 plus advance booking fees, and the set runs from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm at the Trinity Centre on Trinity Road, St Jude's, Bristol BS2 0NW.