A clubnight held at The Trinity Centre on Saturday 17th May. The event starts at 21:00.
The infamous Bristol Transformed after party returns for its 6th year running. Join the BT crew at Trinity Centre for an evening of raucous pop-edits and sweltering club cuts to curb your ennui.
Saturday 17th May 21:00 - 02:00 am
Trinity Centre - Main Hall
01:00 - 02:00 am - Mystery Guest ??
00-00 - 01:00 am - k means
23:00 - 00:00 am - Yusuf Suave (RepresentAsian)
21:00 - 23:00 pm - Fun Dynasty (Done with Fun x Emperor Fun) - Mixing Pop & Politics
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Bristol-based DJ k means had their first brush with dance music when they were just a teen, covering fantastical videogame soundtracks on the piano. Later falling in love with footwork's dizzy, rhythmic futurism, they began to develop a feel for the dancefloor's gooiest corners, folding experimental, hypnotic sounds into breathless, bass-heavy beats. A resident at Bristol's Psychotherapy Sessions, k-means has also contributed extensive sessions to Noods, Rinse FM and Kiosk, and has played across the UK and beyond, bringing their unique perspective to Berlin's OHM, London's Fabric and Malmö's Intonal Festival.
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Yusuf began DJing in Bristol as The Sultan back in 2009. After a back to back set with Roni Size at Bristol Beacon, he quickly made a name for himself playing regularly across Bristol, Manchester and London. His Top Rankin' night, radio shows and technical ability on turntables gave him appearances on BBC 1Xtra, BBC Asian Network and KISS. More recently, Yusuf co-founded RepresentAsian, a collective spotlighting South Asian sounds and talent. His monthly show on SWU FM (Rinse UK) showcases this passion; blending warm, global rhythms with UK club energy. Expect a masterclass in genre-spanning vibes delivered with lightning fast skills.
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Emperor Fun and Done With Fun join forces as Fun Dynasty for a b2b of politically effused music. Drawing inspiration from Toby Manning’s Marxist history of popular music ‘Mixing Pop and Politics’, the duo will chart the auditory dimensions of assent and assimilation, resistance and reimagining. The political always has sonic permutations.
Come together to sweat in defiance of fascism.
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Bristol Transformed is a grassroots and volunteer-led festival of radical politics, arts and culture: bringing together activists, trade unionists, leading thinkers and anyone interested in left-wing politics.
Proceeds from tickets go towards paying artists and making the festival possible.
Entry requirements: 18+
Saturday 17th May 21:00 - 02:00 am
Trinity Centre - Main Hall
01:00 - 02:00 am - Mystery Guest ??
00-00 - 01:00 am - k means
23:00 - 00:00 am - Yusuf Suave (RepresentAsian)
21:00 - 23:00 pm - Fun Dynasty (Done with Fun x Emperor Fun) - Mixing Pop & Politics
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Bristol-based DJ k means had their first brush with dance music when they were just a teen, covering fantastical videogame soundtracks on the piano. Later falling in love with footwork's dizzy, rhythmic futurism, they began to develop a feel for the dancefloor's gooiest corners, folding experimental, hypnotic sounds into breathless, bass-heavy beats. A resident at Bristol's Psychotherapy Sessions, k-means has also contributed extensive sessions to Noods, Rinse FM and Kiosk, and has played across the UK and beyond, bringing their unique perspective to Berlin's OHM, London's Fabric and Malmö's Intonal Festival.
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Yusuf began DJing in Bristol as The Sultan back in 2009. After a back to back set with Roni Size at Bristol Beacon, he quickly made a name for himself playing regularly across Bristol, Manchester and London. His Top Rankin' night, radio shows and technical ability on turntables gave him appearances on BBC 1Xtra, BBC Asian Network and KISS. More recently, Yusuf co-founded RepresentAsian, a collective spotlighting South Asian sounds and talent. His monthly show on SWU FM (Rinse UK) showcases this passion; blending warm, global rhythms with UK club energy. Expect a masterclass in genre-spanning vibes delivered with lightning fast skills.
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Emperor Fun and Done With Fun join forces as Fun Dynasty for a b2b of politically effused music. Drawing inspiration from Toby Manning’s Marxist history of popular music ‘Mixing Pop and Politics’, the duo will chart the auditory dimensions of assent and assimilation, resistance and reimagining. The political always has sonic permutations.
Come together to sweat in defiance of fascism.
________
Bristol Transformed is a grassroots and volunteer-led festival of radical politics, arts and culture: bringing together activists, trade unionists, leading thinkers and anyone interested in left-wing politics.
Proceeds from tickets go towards paying artists and making the festival possible.
Entry requirements: 18+
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