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"Jazz-pop perfection somewhere between Stanlaey, t l k and Jessie Ware; Stevie Toddler’s grooving double bass and unforgettable melodies float her gracefully to the top echelons of Bristol’s nu-jazz scene."
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A gig held at The Jam Jar on Saturday 9th December. The event starts at 19:00.
Stevie Toddler w/ Dr Chonk & The Nature Injection
09/12/23
7pm-10pm
The Jam Jar
£7/£9/£11/£12
After a year off of promoting shows we're delighted to be back with an amazing opener. We've got Stevie Toddler playing her first show in Bristol for quite some time. Also, in support we'll be hosting Dr Chonk & The Nature Injection for one of their first ever performances.
Stevie Toddler has a new album coming out soon so expect new music as well as some great writing from the first album as well. Here's what someone had to say about it. The new music builds on the jazz, pop, electronic and classical influences of Bristol-based artist Stevie’s first album “Such Big Ideas” – which received support from the likes of BBC 6 Music’s Gilles Peterson, Guy Garvey, Deb Grant, Tom Robinson, Huw Stephens; Jamie Cullum of BBC Radio 2; along with BBC Radio Bristol, John Kennedy at Radio X; Reform Radio, Soho Radio, Slack City, as well as further airplay worldwide.
Dr Chonk & The Nature Injections feature some of your favourite musicians from various acts such as Cousin Kula, Snazzback and many more. A mixture of sounds coming to take you on a journey.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
09/12/23
7pm-10pm
The Jam Jar
£7/£9/£11/£12
After a year off of promoting shows we're delighted to be back with an amazing opener. We've got Stevie Toddler playing her first show in Bristol for quite some time. Also, in support we'll be hosting Dr Chonk & The Nature Injection for one of their first ever performances.
Stevie Toddler has a new album coming out soon so expect new music as well as some great writing from the first album as well. Here's what someone had to say about it. The new music builds on the jazz, pop, electronic and classical influences of Bristol-based artist Stevie’s first album “Such Big Ideas” – which received support from the likes of BBC 6 Music’s Gilles Peterson, Guy Garvey, Deb Grant, Tom Robinson, Huw Stephens; Jamie Cullum of BBC Radio 2; along with BBC Radio Bristol, John Kennedy at Radio X; Reform Radio, Soho Radio, Slack City, as well as further airplay worldwide.
Dr Chonk & The Nature Injections feature some of your favourite musicians from various acts such as Cousin Kula, Snazzback and many more. A mixture of sounds coming to take you on a journey.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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