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The Fleece "Watch Unknown Bands Perform"
If you are serious about your live music head down to The Fleece which showcases big-name bands and a lot of up-and-coming bands that you've maybe never heard of. There are bands on almost every night of the week. You can get tickets in advance from Bristol Ticket Shop in town or buy them on the door. If you want to find out who's playing when check the by Stephen Richards website. Expect familiar frill-free pub surroundings including a bare wooden floor doubling as a dance floor, a long bar at one side, large stage and annoyingly few seats (well, at least it gets people moving).
+44 117 945 0996 www.thefleece.co.uk/ [email protected] 12 Saint Thomas Street, Bristol
Colston Hall "Bristol's Biggest Live-Act Venue"
Bristol's largest music venue, with a capacity of just under 2000, is one of the few places in the city to see big name performers. It's actually quite an impressive old building. Names who've played there in the past include Nanci Griffith, Portishead, Paul Weller, Mel C, Bill Wyman and The Rhythm Kings. It's also a good bet for world music performers, classical orchestras, by heatheronhertravels opera companies and comedians. Seats at the front are removed for rock/pop gigs to allow for dancing, which is a good things as the atmosphere can be rather staid otherwise. Classical concerts and more sedate occasions remain all-seated however. Advance booking is recommended-either by phone with a credit card, or call in to the hall itself, where you'll find the ticket office. Conference facilities are also offered.
+44 117 922 3686 (Box www.colstonhall.org [email protected] Colston Street, Bristol Office)
O2 Academy Bristol "Vibrant Venue"
Some of the most popular names in modern music have played the stage, along with lesser known unsigned bands at the O2 Academy Bristol. Thanks to the success of the Academy Music Group (AMG), there are several O2 Academy venues in England. The O2 Academy Bristol especially with a capacity of over 400 has been credited with successful by © Martyn Kelly club nights.
+44 117 927 9227 www.o2academybristol.co [email protected]. Frogmore Street, Bristol .uk/ uk
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"Legendary Club on a Boat"
The infamous Thekla is one of Bristol's oldest clubs located inside an iron ship moored in the harbor. Do not expect super-club glam, do not bother dressing up and definitely do not look for any frills. However, what you can expect is top music; downstairs the live acts and DJs get the dance floor moving and upstairs is often more lively. Hosting various nights, from jungle to break beats to garage and funk, the crowd attracted is a good mix. This is the only club in the city where you can gaze out of portholes at swans asleep on the water below!
+44 117 929 3301 www.theklabristol.co.uk/ [email protected] The Grove, East Mud Dock, Bristol
St George's Bristol "Beautiful Old Building Hosting Classical Concerts"
This unique venue is very highly rated in the classical music world and has many fans. One BBC presenter described it as: "It feels as though the artists have come to play to you and you alone. It has a warm welcoming atmosphere and the ambiance of a truly great concert hall but it's much by Peter Barr prettier than them all". Visiting classical music fans will be equally enamored with it, no doubt. The resident orchestra, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, perform regularly and there are recitals from major composers, plus pieces by contemporary and little-known composers. There are also regular jazz performances, world music, choirs, opera, lunchtime concerts and the occasional lecture. Look out for rare and very special performances by some of the pop/rock world's big names-Bjork and Elvis Costello have both performed here, to name just two. A small gallery of contemporary art and a licensed cafe, reside in the wonderfully atmospheric and beautifully-restored crypt at the basement of the building-a great place for a civilized snack or glass of wine.
+44 117 929 4929 www.stgeorgesbristol.co.u administration@stgeorges Great George Street, Bristol k bristol.co.uk
The Louisiana "Rocker Heaven"
With its riverside location and iron-grilled porches and balconies, this is Bourbon Street in Bristol! It is one of the most happening live music venues in Bristol. Its commitment to live music also explains its draw. In its over 100 years of existence, The Louisiana has unearthed some music gems, and a long list of music greats have rocked out within its walls. by pandrcutts Coldplay, The White Stripes, Travis, Stereophonics, and Amy Winehouse are just a few of the many great acts seen at The Louisiana, which is also an important venue for local rising stars. Visit the website.
+44 117 926 5978 www.thelouisiana.net/ [email protected] Wapping Road, Bathurst om Terrace, Bristol
The Victoria Rooms "Historical and Elegant Venue"
The highlight of Bristolian architect Charles Dyer's illustrious architectural career, the Victoria Rooms were built during the first half of the 19th Century on a historic intersection. Originally built to commemorate Queen Victoria's accession to the throne in 1841, this building fulfilled many roles throughout its storied history, from housing the University's student by Alastair Campbell union, to its brief stint as a cinema house. It saw some of the most significant soirees and meetings in Bristolian history unfold within its Greek Revival walls, and also witnessed legends like Charles Dickens perform. Both an architectural and cultural marvel in equal measure, this historical venue continues to be a monument of importance even today, and is home to the prestigious music department of the University of Bristol.
+44 117 331 4044 www.bristol.ac.uk/music/f [email protected] 88 Queens Road, University acilities/vicrooms/ of Bristol, Bristol
Fiddlers "Live Music Venue"
One of the few music venues in south Bristol, this place is hidden away in an unlovely back street. You would easily dismiss it as another industrial warehouse, were it not for the small sign above the door telling you it was actually a pub/club. Nevertheless, it's a favorite venue for local bands, tribute bands, the occasional trendy group and up-and-coming bands. It's by prusakolep particularly popular with world music performers and has been the scene of many a wild Latin night.
+44 117 987 3403 www.fiddlers.co.uk/ [email protected] Willway Street, Bristol
Anson Rooms
"Bristol's Best Music Venue"
This University of Bristol venue is loved by students and city residents alike. Housed in the University Student Union, Anson Rooms often hosts concerts for some of the most famous acts in the world. In the past well known musicians such as Amy Winehouse, The Who, Kaiser Chiefs, Lost Prophets and Franz Ferdinand have taken the stage. And because it is a by Derrick Austinson Photog university-run establishment ticket prices and drinks are very affordable. The Anson Rooms is always a great place to go to rock to the music. Check the website for a list of up coming performances and events.
+44 117 954 5830 www.bristolsu.org.uk/reso [email protected] Queens Road, University of urces/anson-rooms-access- k Bristol Union, Bristol information
Ashton Gate Stadium "Sports & Music Venue"
This is one of the most popular leisure venues in Bristol and is always filled with activity the year round. During the winter season, Ashton Gate Stadium is known for hosting league rugby matches and other sporting events. To the delight of music lovers, when summer hits the venue switches its focus to concerts, with huge names like Elton John and The by Martin Thirkettle Who performing live. Sometimes, it is also used for conferences and private parties.
www.ashtongatestadium.co.uk/ ashtongatestadium@lindleycatering. Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol co.uk
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