Mr Wolfs

Mr Wolfs

Thriving small venue in central Bristol.


With 20+ years under its belt, Mr Wolfs is the most established small venue in central Bristol. Mr Wolf's gig listings are a great place to look for up-and-coming Bristol talent - in fact, you'd be hard pushed to find any successful Bristol bands that haven't played there.

The music policy at Mr Wolfs is broad, encompassing everything from acoustic and funk to punk-ska and breakbeat. Bands are usually on stage from around 10pm to midnight and DJs continue until 3 or 4am depending on the night.

Entry is free on open mic nights (Mondays) and typically around £3 on other nights.

What's On At Mr Wolfs

Celebrating All Things LUNA at Mr Wolfs
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alternative pop folk neo soul rap R&B
Momoyo + Belle Dame at Mr Wolfs
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indie pop
An Evening with MJ at Mr Wolfs
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disco soul pop
The Naughty Steps at Mr Wolfs
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disco funk indie rock R&B pop
Solar Season + Dream Motel at Mr Wolfs
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alternative rock rock rock-and-roll shoegaze soul
A Night of Jamiroquai at Mr Wolfs
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acid jazz funk neo soul soul
Clusterfunk + SIO at Mr Wolfs
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afrobeat funk jazz soul
Ranglin + EverGreenFIsh at Mr Wolfs
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funk reggae
The Foo Birds + Bethan at Mr Wolfs
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jazz neo soul R&B pop
Rock'n'Roll with Rocky & The Racketeers at Mr Wolfs
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blues blues-rock rock rock-and-roll

Get a feel for Mr Wolfs

Our recent recommendations for Mr Wolfs

Borderless sonic brilliance from Levantine psych-funk fusioneers Tashkezar, packing out an unsuspecting Mr Wolf’s with a searing live set of bouzouki shredding, synth squiggles and Mariam Ali’s hypnotising vocal presence. A dizzying highlight from Erratic Batting’s big January birthday celebrations; fans of BaBa ZuLa and Altın Gün shouldn’t be anywhere else! Tashkezar blend psych guitar with funk basslines

Queercore meets doom-grunge – bow down to the ferocious GorZ! A well-deserved top-billing for these breakout misfits of the weirdopunk scene: expect scuzzy Hole-esque riffs and the theatrical on-stage chaos of a goth Snööper. FFO: Skating Polly, Daddy Issues, Big Joanie. Indie punk, glam-rock goodness