Recorded in the studio beneath Bristol’s legendary Louisiana, Endlessly is the band’s second album and brings together ten tracks shaped by collaboration and a wide range of influences. Drawing on Bristol’s musical heritage and the creative energy of friends and collaborators, SCALER explore new directions while retaining the intensity of their live sound.

The album features contributions from Akiko Haruna, Art School Girlfriend, Tlya X An, Shadow Stevie, Thomas Ridley and ELDON of Cold Light.

Endlessly follows their acclaimed 2022 album Void and marks SCALER’s debut release with Bristol label Black Acre.

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After two decades on the road, Carsie has built a following across the US and Europe with her energetic live shows and songs about love, politics, everyday life and finding reasons to keep going.

Her latest album, The Red Album Vol II, features The Little Flame, a song of solidarity that was widely shared online, alongside backing vocals from Irish folk band Ye Vagabonds and Palestinian/New Zealander artist Rana Hamida.

Carsie will be touring with her band throughout 2026, bringing her songs and live show to Trinity.

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Named as one to watch by The Guardian, Rachel has built a reputation for captivating live performances that feel both intimate and uplifting. From supporting Lianne La Havas at MOTH Club to her acclaimed BBC Radio 1 Piano Session, her music carries a calm, healing energy that invites audiences to pause, reflect and connect.

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Known for global hits including “Bulletproof” and “In for the Kill”, and collaborations with Tyler, The Creator, CASISDEAD, Skream and Skrillex, La Roux has sold millions of records worldwide.

Old Flames marks a new chapter. Written, produced and arranged by La Roux, the album moves through heartbreak, renewal, desire, isolation and acceptance, drawing on 70s and 80s soul, late-90s and early-2000s R&B, pop and hip-hop.

The result is a cinematic, nostalgic and deeply intimate record - a celebration of letting go, starting again and finding freedom in being completely yourself.

Expect a night of electronic pop, R&B-inflected production and songs from across La Roux’s career, alongside material from Old Flames.

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Cooking up frenetic improvisations, diligently wonky productions and genre-spanning compositions with close collaborations, corto.alto’s irrepressible sound earned him a Mercury Music Prize nomination for his debut album Bad With Names, the AIM Award for Breakthrough Artist in 2025, and Jazz FM’s UK Jazz Act Of The Year and The Innovation Award.

Now signed to tastemaker label Ninja Tune, the band has played over 200 shows across the world in the last 3 years, building a solid reputation for being one of the best live bands around.

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The trio first came together at Berklee College of Music, bonding over a shared love of singer-songwriters and emotive lyricism. After building an audience through viral covers, they released their debut EP tiny things followed by their 2024 album All For Something, produced by Phoebe Bridgers collaborator Tony Berg.

Their distinctive blend of confessional songwriting and beautifully layered vocals has earned praise from Elton John, Kacey Musgraves, Marcus Mumford and the late David Crosby, alongside tours with James Taylor, Gracie Abrams and Noah Kahan.

Now entering a new chapter, Tiny Habits return with their sophomore album Keepers, released in August 2026. Expanding beyond their folk roots, the record explores friendship, love, identity and the ever-changing dynamics between the three members, bringing together handcrafted instrumentation, expansive production and the harmonies that first put them on the map.

With a growing reputation as one of modern folk’s most exciting new voices, Tiny Habits bring Keepers to Trinity.

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With both of our previous NYE events selling out weeks in advance, don’t sleep on this! Join us for an outrageously good night of  queer excellence, camp stunts and disco house classics into the early hours.

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Expect a journey across the musical seas, starting at slower tempos and building through the night to very high BPMs. With both crews bringing their own sound systems, this one is set to be a dance to remember.

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Under the Quantic banner, Will Holland’s endeavours as a songwriter, musician, producer and sound engineer run deep. From focused solo productions and intimate collaborations to expansive ensemble projects, his reputation is forged on how he engages with local scenes and cultures around the world. Across his 20-years-deep discography it might be honey-coated synths or the natural lilt of live instrumentation that catch your ear, maybe even the arresting performance of a vocalist, but whatever the style on any given record, the Quantic stamp stands for soul-enriching sounds.

Support from Ruby Savage, a DJ, culture curator and vibes engineer, who will be bringing her own bag of warm eclectic grooves.

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Formed over ten years ago in their sixth-form rehearsal rooms, the band have grown into one of the UK’s most exciting emerging acts. Their music is rooted in the chemistry of three friends writing and performing together, bringing a lively, joyful energy to both their recordings and live shows.

Their breakthrough came with What the Hell Just Happened?, which represented the UK at Eurovision in 2025 and became a Top 40 hit. Since then, they’ve played major festivals and venues across the UK, building a passionate following along the way.

With their debut album on the way and new music arriving throughout 2026, Remember Monday are entering an exciting new chapter.

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Raised between Strangford Lough and East Belfast, Joshua’s music explores family, trauma, grief and renewal, combining raw, intimate songwriting with a distinctive experimental sound.

His latest album, It’s Not Going To Be Okay, was released in 2026 and explores grief and recovery following the death of his close friend Dean Jendoubi. The album has received strong press and radio support, including BBC 6 Music playlisting.

This follows 2025’s critically acclaimed Teeth of Time, named one of BBC 6 Music’s Albums of the Year and nominated for multiple awards, including the NI Music Prize for Best Album and RTÉ Choice Irish Album of the Year.

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Presented in the historic Pump Room, 'Night Moves' (2026) is a multi-screen video installation by artist and filmmaker Melanie Manchot. Commissioned by the RWA (Royal West of England Academy) with support from Art Fund and the RWA Commissioning Circle, the work brings together Bristol-based dancers, performers and skaters filmed across the city after dark.

Alongside the installation, visitors can join guided tours of Jacobs Wells Baths and discover more about the building's history, restoration and future plans.

Visitor Information

• Venue: Jacobs Wells Baths, Bristol BS8 1DX
• Dates: 18-20 September 2026

Times:

• 18th - 1pm -4pm
• 19th - 10am - 4pm
• 20th - 10am - 4pm

Admission: Free

Booking: Advance booking required for tours

Please note that Jacobs Wells Baths is currently undergoing restoration works and access infrastructure remains limited while the building is being brought back into use.

'Night Moves' (2026) was commissioned by the RWA with support from Art Fund and the RWA Commissioning Circle.

Image credit: Tom Sparey

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With millions of streams worldwide and a passionate fanbase, Kalandra continue their ascendancy as one of Scandinavia's most distinctive acts.

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Featuring some of the UK’s finest session musicians, the show brings the hits of Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Shania Twain, Lainey Wilson, Taylor Swift and more to the stage, with authentic Nashville-inspired production and plenty of feel-good energy.

Expect heartfelt acoustic moments, huge singalongs and two hours of country favourites, capturing everything from love and heartbreak to laughter and life. Whether you’re a lifelong country fan or just love a great night out, Nashville At Heart promises a big, joyful celebration of the music we all know and love.

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Created and directed by Cuban/British trumpeter Michel Padron, the project brings together exceptional Cuban, Latin and Bristol-based musicians, creating a unique meeting point between Havana and Bristol.

Expect atmospheric grooves, rich rhythms and a fresh take on the music of one of Bristol’s most iconic bands.

Otro Ataque Masivo marks the final Bristol edition of the project before Buena Bristol Social Club moves on to its next major live concept.

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