A gig held at Art Club on Friday 26th November. The event starts at 19:00.
An evening of good music, good food and good people, Jam & Toast is a monthly showcase of all things art. Each month artists will have the chance to showcase what they do to a small and intimate crowd in a creative and welcoming setting. Hosted by members of BLK FXS, the vision is simple, to connect lovers of art with artists.
Jam & Toast will be held every last Friday of the month. Tickets cost £10 and will include a bowl of dhal and something sweet.
Where? - Art Club Market, 12-16 Bond Street, Bristol. 7pm.
BLK FXS - Based in the southwest of England, in the culturally rich city of Bristol, BLK FXS have already begun to shake the scene with their word-of-mouth pop up gigs, spontaneous busking habits and prestigious live music collaborations. It is apparent and evident to see BLK FXS are spearheading a musical/cultural renaissance. - “Resetting the scene, representable rhythm”
The 139 - The 139 are a four piece indie band from Bristol, named after their shared home. After moving in together in lockdown 2020, lead vocalist Tom Smee began to write and recorded demos of tracks that would later become the band's first two singles. The boys entered the studio in March 2020 with Patrick Philips as Engineer and Producer and tracked, developed and mastered the two tracks over the next 5 months.
JJ.Worley - The collection of songs under jj.worley has lead to features on Spotify editorial playlists and BBC introducing. Now with a full band, he is now putting on shows all over Bristol and making a name for himself.
Entry requirements:
Jam & Toast will be held every last Friday of the month. Tickets cost £10 and will include a bowl of dhal and something sweet.
Where? - Art Club Market, 12-16 Bond Street, Bristol. 7pm.
BLK FXS - Based in the southwest of England, in the culturally rich city of Bristol, BLK FXS have already begun to shake the scene with their word-of-mouth pop up gigs, spontaneous busking habits and prestigious live music collaborations. It is apparent and evident to see BLK FXS are spearheading a musical/cultural renaissance. - “Resetting the scene, representable rhythm”
The 139 - The 139 are a four piece indie band from Bristol, named after their shared home. After moving in together in lockdown 2020, lead vocalist Tom Smee began to write and recorded demos of tracks that would later become the band's first two singles. The boys entered the studio in March 2020 with Patrick Philips as Engineer and Producer and tracked, developed and mastered the two tracks over the next 5 months.
JJ.Worley - The collection of songs under jj.worley has lead to features on Spotify editorial playlists and BBC introducing. Now with a full band, he is now putting on shows all over Bristol and making a name for himself.
Entry requirements:
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