Jamie Dickson (Guitarist magazine editor) - guitar/vocals
Mick Taylor (That Pedal Show) - guitar/vocals
Neville Marten (Guitar Techniques magazine) - guitar/vocals
Denny Ilett - guitar/vocals
Eric Mylod-Okafo - bass/vocals
Matt Brown - drums.
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Cyclic variations of Modern Kosmology and The Silver Globe.
Audio/visual zoetropes performed by Jane Weaver.
Long established pop composer, sound sculptress, soundtracker and singer, Jane Weaver, presents an evening of unique atmospheric audio/visual segments performing solo variations of songs from her critically acclaimed albums 'The Silver Globe' and 'Modern Kosmology’.
An unshakable figure in the U.K’s experimental pop music landscape for over 3 decades, with eight full length albums to her name, Jane's self-propelled career has in recent years reached a critical zenith with unanimous praise spanning various multi-disciplinary fields, on a multitude of new global pastures.
Named after a standout track on her latest Modern Kosmology album, Loops In The Secret Society, as Jane's first solo tour in over five years, sees her continue to channel new depths of cosmic energy with a fragile web of melodic codes, vocal treatments, cyclic cinematic motifs and expanding drum drones via her assemblage of custom-built vinyl discs, unlikely instrumentation, tape loops and zoetropic imagery.
The Loops In The Secret Society tour, reveals another dimension to Jane Weaver's ever expanding oeuvre, further reinstating the artist as one of Europe's most inspiring, inceptive and independent female performers and one of the truly vital architects of progressive pop music and creative songwriting of this generation.
Please note this is a seated event
]]>He released his debut album, Last Night Stars, on his own Allotment Recordings label in 2003, though it wasn't until his second album seven years later that he would find greater success. The Pull of the Moon was released in 2010, but it took off the following year when the YouTube video of one of its tracks, "Wasn't Expecting That," was played on The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show on Today FM, Ireland's biggest station. The song became the station's most requested track, and launched his chart career in his adopted homeland. In 2015, Lawson became the first act signed to Ed Sheeran's Warner Bros. imprint Gingerbread Records. His self-titled third LP arrived later that year. After tours with Sheeran and One Direction, he returned to the studio to record a follow-up. His fifth album, Happy Accidents, featured the single "Can't See Straight" -- co-written with Sheeran and Snow Patrol's Johnny McDaid -- and arrived in September 2017.
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]]>He released his debut album, Last Night Stars, on his own Allotment Recordings label in 2003, though it wasn't until his second album seven years later that he would find greater success. The Pull of the Moon was released in 2010, but it took off the following year when the YouTube video of one of its tracks, "Wasn't Expecting That," was played on The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show on Today FM, Ireland's biggest station. The song became the station's most requested track, and launched his chart career in his adopted homeland. In 2015, Lawson became the first act signed to Ed Sheeran's Warner Bros. imprint Gingerbread Records. His self-titled third LP arrived later that year. After tours with Sheeran and One Direction, he returned to the studio to record a follow-up. His fifth album, Happy Accidents, featured the single "Can't See Straight" -- co-written with Sheeran and Snow Patrol's Johnny McDaid -- and arrived in September 2017.
tickets available now
]]>Jade Elizabeth Bird is a British singer, songwriter and musician. Her debut EP Something American was released in July 2017. Rolling Stone described her vocals as "raw and robust" with Tony Visconti stating "she sings so adroitly, she's very intelligent as a singer and there's nothing she can't do".
Jade’s chosen to record her debut album in Woodstock with celebrated producer Simone Felice.
While she lives in London now, Jade says it’s everywhere else she’s lived — and the reasons she’s moved around so much - that have made her the woman she is. She was born in Hexham, up near the Scottish border, then moved to London, then Germany, and then Wales. Not unusual for someone whose parents are both in the army, but after those parents split up it was the move from Germany to Wales with her mum that made the biggest impact on Jade.
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]]>"Hey everyone. I am so sorry to do this but my team and I have had to make the incredibly difficult decision to postpone our upcoming US and UK dates.
The health of my fans, band, team and venue colleagues is the most important thing as we all deal with this horrible virus and it would be irresponsible of us to press ahead.
As of now we don’t know exactly when dates can be rescheduled due to the level of cancelled shows, so in the meantime refunds will be available.
Rest assured we will be out on the road to see you all as soon as we can. Sending everyone my love and please stay safe and healthy and see you very soon."
To arrange a refund please contact your ticket seller, if you purchased tickets through Trinity email info@trinitybristol.org.uk
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]]>Jacob Collier is a British singer, arranger, composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist based in London. In 2012, his homemade split-screen video covers of popular songs, such as Stevie Wonder's "Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing", began to go viral on YouTube.
Collier's style fuses elements of jazz, a cappella, groove, folk, electronic music, classical music, gospel, soul and improvisation, and often features extreme use of reharmonisation. In 2014, Collier signed to Quincy Jones' management company and began working on his one-man, audio-visual live performance vehicle, designed and built at MIT in Boston.
In 2016 Collier released his debut album, In My Room, which was entirely self-recorded, arranged, performed and produced in his home in London. In February 2017, Collier was awarded two Grammys for his arrangements of "Flintstones" and "You And I", both from the album.
This FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Jacob will release “With The Love In My Heart” the first single from the first project of his upcoming four album campaign.
On sale 10am Friday 2nd November
+ Max Jury
Following his impassioned and rousing performance on the Acoustic Stage at Glastonbury, Jack Savoretti announces a major UK tour this autumn, including a show at London’s Roundhouse October 15th.
With UK sales of his acclaimed album ‘Written In Scars’ approaching 50,000, 2015 has seen Jack Savoretti firmly establish himself as one of the country’s finest singer/ songwriters. His three singles taken from the album to date have all been playlisted at Radio 2, with new one, the title track, going straight on to the A list. Following on from his appearance on The One Show in June, Jack has further TV appearances confirmed for July, including BBC Breakfast, The John Bishop Show and Sunday Brunch.
After selling out his last tour including his biggest show to date at the Shepherds Bush Empire, Jack has a busy summer playing festivals which kicked off at Glastonbury, and finishes supporting Elbow On Blackheath September 12th.
Stage Times: Jack Savoretti 9pm / Max Jury 8pm / Doors 7.30pm
Presented by MAMA
14 + (under 16 must be accompanied)
Alex Vargas: 8pm
“One of our most inventive new stars” – Evening Standard
“[Jack’s] songs thrum with the dynamics and textures of after-hours electro-blues, dubstep and alt-R&B” – Sunday Times Culture
“The success of Jack Garratt seems something of a safe bet” - NME
The young British artist-producer releases Weathered, available to stream now, and to download from 6th July.
Weathered is the first single to be lifted from Jack’s forthcoming debut album, due for release in early 2016. Written, recorded, and co-produced by Jack, it follows the release of two acclaimed self-produced EPs (with both The Love You’re Given and Chemical from the Synesthesiac EP playlisted at Radio 1).
Weathered is the sound of the multi-instrumentalist shifting effortlessly through the gears. Everything heard is performed by Jack, with the song building its way towards an explosive crescendo.
Jack is also pleased to announce a series of UK dates for later this year, including a show at London’s Shepherds Bush Empire. These new dates follow a recent sold-out UK tour, which featured two nights at London’s Village Underground and two slots at this year’s Glastonbury Festival.
On sale date: Friday 3rd July 9am.
Age restrictions: 14+ (Under 16s accompanied by an adult)
Presented by Live Nation
]]>With their live-instrumentation-meets-electronic merging of styles, the group were always broader than the ‘new UK jazz’ tag which they were often given, but here their scope and boundary-pushing ambition is more evident than ever before. Still maintaining a blend of spiritual jazz, dub, experimental and electronic soundscapes, here those elements are vigorously whipped-up into huge cyclones of sound, more song-based and accessible than before, but also almost psychedelic in its euphonic blend of colours, textures, facets and moods.
+ Support from
Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.
This event will take place at SWX: Bristol 15, Nelson Street, BS12JY, Bristol
Trinity and Metropolis Presents:
This is part of Trinity Presents - our in-house programme of music and performance, bringing world-class artists and emerging talent to inner-city audiences.
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+ support from Jelly Cleaver
“A band seemingly capable of doing anything, yet remaining fleet footedly themselves throughout.” - The Wire
“Incredible independent music from Bristol. These guys just get better with every release” - Gilles Peterson
Please note, this is a standing show
About Trinity Presents
This is part of Trinity Presents - our in-house programme of music, bringing world-class artists and emerging talent to inner-city audiences.
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(Vanguard Of Dub with full crew)
Maasai Warrior
(Bristol's Thunderweight sound)
Hytal Rockas
(Bristol's Roots & dub sound)
The hip hop group's momentum was put on hold in 2020, when Groggs tragically passed away. Their sophomore album, By The Time I Get To Phoenix, was largely completed with Groggs' contributions, before his passing. The title pays homage to a song that's been covered countless times, which aligns with the group's ethos and approach to creating music. Injury Reserve pull inspiration from several styles and eras of hip hop, running everything through their own lens, and putting a distinct and cohesive sound across their references.
Support from Bodymeat
Please note, this is a standing show.
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