So for February we’ve broken with tradition and actually
managed to get round to doing the gig guide at the beginning of the month.
Huzzah – a whole month’s worth of musical delights!
Ok so it’s actually the 2nd, but you get the
picture. Plus, how much can we have missed in just 2 days? Well actually
tonight sees two of Bristol Whipped’s old favourites playing in the city - taking
us back to our youthful college days are Less Than Jake playing at the O2
academy & The Blackout at The Fleece.
Fun Fact – Less Than Jake were the first band that Little
Sister ever saw in Bristol, after travelling up specially from ye olde Yeovil!
Woo – personal life nostalgia!
Feb 17th: O2 Academy, 7pm
Listen out for their dreamy & melodious “Wasting My
Young Years” – no it’s not an ode to spending too much time playing Flappy Bird
or trawling through Ebay looking at vintage accordions (no, just us? OK then…),
but rather a personal look at vocalist Hannah Reid’s time spent with an
ex-boyfriend – definitely worth a listen!
Feb 21st:
O2 Academy, 6:30pm
Could this be the
first time Bristol Whipped gets to see the Los Angeles based experimental art
rock group? After managing to miss them at Glastonbury Festival in 2011 (damn
you British weather, you fiend!) we will most definitely be braving the
jostling crowds and mega drinks prices of the O2 to wrap our ears around their hypnotic
vocals and atmospheric rhythms.
Feb 25th:
The Louisiana, 7:30pm
Turns out it’s not
the story of false identities & deceptive online romances, but in fact a
great group of stand up lads and their explosive guitar sound all up in your
face! Yes! Bristol Whipped are still n00bs when it comes to Catfish and the
Bottlemen, but we’ve heard they’ve been touring relentlessly which suggests a
good chance of a cracking live performance!
Feb 25th: Anson Rooms, 7:30pm
Only this afternoon we were listening to Eric Pulido guiding
listeners through some of his favourite tracks on the 6 Music Playlist. His
eclectic tastes leave us intrigued to hear more - just so we can try and spot
influences from the Bee Gees in Midlake’s music! (Although it may take some
time to forgive him for willingly choosing to play Genesis on national radio…)
And because we’re kind here’s a couple more gems to looks
out for:
And for all those fans of Ex Machina you might want to see
history in the making at NASCAR’s first ever gig at The Mothers' Ruin on Feb
27th. As an unknown entity it’s the “Schrödinger's cat” of live music this month.
Let
us know if you make it along to any of the listed gigs of if there are any
other highlights we’ve missed out!
And
don’t forget to check out Bristol Ticket Shop for all your gig needs!
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