Liana Flores at The Louisiana in Bristol
Live Reviews Jameto Ogunnorin Live Reviews Jameto Ogunnorin

Liana Flores at The Louisiana in Bristol

After the release of her album Flower of the soul in June, Liana Flores embarked on her ‘tour of the soul’ and is currently on the UK leg. Her sold-out show at the iconic The Louisiana venue in Bristol on October 28th was a beautiful night of folk and ethereal melodies.

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BS3 LIVE in Bristol 2024
Live Reviews Olivia Rose Live Reviews Olivia Rose

BS3 LIVE in Bristol 2024

On the penultimate Saturday of June 2024, Bristol’s beloved stadium and concert venue Ashton Gate presented the very first BS3, a one-day festival of phenomenal musical talent proudly named after the area’s postcode. According to their website, the creators of this captivating concert experience claim that the show’s purpose was to display “deep-rooted pride in our community and our commitment to delivering an event that reflects the diversity and artistry that the city is famous for” and it is this unapologetic celebration of the south-west city’s culture which makes BS3 such an excellent new addition to Bristol’s marvellous music scene.

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Stephen Sanchez’s ‘The Troubadour Takes Europe’ Tour Stuns Bristol Crowd
Live Reviews Dan Rose Live Reviews Dan Rose

Stephen Sanchez’s ‘The Troubadour Takes Europe’ Tour Stuns Bristol Crowd

American singer-songwriter Stephen Sanchez captivated a sold-out crowd at Bristol’s SWX with his vintage aesthetic and heartfelt lyrics, transporting listeners to a 1950s dream sequence despite his young age of 21. Hailing from Nashville, Sanchez effortlessly channels an old-soul vibe reminiscent of Elvis Presley, earning him the title of a modern-day heartthrob and attracting fans of all ages to his performances.

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D12: ‘20th Anniversary Tour’
Live Reviews Dan Rose Live Reviews Dan Rose

D12: ‘20th Anniversary Tour’

I got to experience the full D12 set during their 20th-anniversary tour in Bristol, joining iconic members Kuniva, McVay, DJ Invisible, Nasaan, and Jake Bass. As a long-time fan of Eminem and D12, it was a surreal moment. Before the show, fans shared inspiring stories with Kuniva and McVay, including one fan who got their signatures tattooed alongside the D12 logo. DJ Invisible pumped up the crowd before the electrifying performance by Kuniva and McVay, featuring over 20 songs including classics like ‘My Band’ and ‘Lose Yourself,’ co-produced by Jake Bass's father, Jeff Bass. Despite two decades passing, D12's music remains relevant, evidenced by their sold-out show at Bristol’s SWX. Witnessing their legendary status firsthand was an absolute honor, solidifying their place in hip-hop history.

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