Folk & Acoustic in Bristol
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📍 Centrespace
Martin Stephenson at Holy Trinity Church, Cleeve
📍 Holy Trinity Church, Cleeve
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Bonsais at Bar ZaZa
📍 Bar Zaza
The Highs and Lows of a Literary Life with Sarah Dunant and Helen Taylor
📍 Bristol Folk House
From £8
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📍 Thekla
£34.75
Bristol Beacon Guitar Group
📍 Bristol Beacon
From £41
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Kurt Vile & The Violators
📍 The Prospect Building
RATBOYS
📍 Strange Brew
An Evening with The Synthetic Jazz Orchestra
📍 Bristol Folk House
Boyce Avenue
📍 Thekla
£40.38
Ethan Hodges
📍 The Croft
£13.75
Spy & Drysocket + More
📍 Exchange
Will Whisson Live at The Golden Lion (Bristol)
📍 The Golden Lion
Holy Holy featuring Woody Woodmansey + Tony Visconti + Glenn Gregory: The Final Tour
📍 O2 Academy Bristol
Bala Bass Audio End Of Summer Show
📍 The Attic Bar
Kuribo Jams
📍 Bristol Beacon
Bristol Ragas: Slide & Strum on The Mystic Frets Tickets
📍 The Trinity Centre
Maya Lane
📍 The Louisiana
Shanties and Sea Songs Singaround with Neil and Dick
📍 The Art Bank Cafe
FREEShanties and Sea Songs Singaround with Neil and Dick
Downpour
📍 Rough Trade
£14.20
When Rivers Meet
📍 The Fleece
£30.80
The Dunwells
📍 The Louisiana
£17.50
Three Cane Whale with very special guests Boss Morris and Jon Hamp
📍 Roundhill Barn
£16.96 - £24.54
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Folk & Acoustic in Bristol — Guide
Folk & acoustic events in Bristol are intimate and often soulful gatherings where local talent and established artists come together to share stories through song. These evenings attract a diverse crowd: music lovers who appreciate the raw emotion of unplugged performances, families looking for an alternative cultural experience, and history buffs eager to discover the rich heritage of folk traditions.
Expect to find these events in various types of venues—pub function rooms offering cozy atmospheres, arts centres with historic charm, and dedicated music venues that celebrate acoustic music. They typically occur regularly, perhaps once a month, providing consistent opportunities for locals and visitors alike to immerse themselves in the unique sounds and storytelling of folk & acoustic music.