Hip-Hop & Rap in Bristol
38 upcoming hip-hop & rap events
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DJ Krush + Pessimist & Karim Maas
📍 Strange Brew
£24.20
FREEFontaines D.C.: 'Dopamine Chamber' Listening Event
📍 Rough Trade Bristol

Pete & Bas
📍 O2 Academy Bristol
From £210.87

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Bon Suis Presents: Suntrap Jam Night
📍 The Full Moon And Attic Bar
SOLD OUTArrDee
📍 The Fleece
Sold out at source

Pitchblack Playback: A Tribe Called Quest 'The Low End Theory' (35th Anniversary)
📍 We The Curious Planetarium
From £14.00

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Fanbase - Juice WRLD Appreciation Night
📍 The Fleece
£6.72

Antony Szmierek
📍 O2 Academy Bristol
£25.58

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TARKAYI IN BRISTOL
📍 Rumors Lounge Bar & Pub
£22.38 - £33.22

GUILT TRIP
📍 Electric Bristol

Lady Leshurr
📍 Thekla
£26.31

Stone Hill Collective - Set In Stone Tour 2026 - Bristol
📍 Zed Alley
£8.00 - £10.00

James Smith
📍 Rough Trade Bristol

Babyhead
📍 The Jam Jar
From £14.00

Christopher Hall: Pizazz
📍 Redgrave Theatre

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Code Of The Streets 21s Anniversary
📍 RUMORS Lounge Bar And Pub
From £8.50

K-Trap
📍 The Fleece
From £267.73

Babyhead
📍 The Jam Jar
From £14.00

Bristol - Come Find Yourself - 30th Anniversary Tour
📍 Electric Bristol

Spike Fuck
📍 The Croft
£14.85

Conway The Machine + Daringer - Reject 2 Tour
📍 Lost Horizon HQ
From £20.00

Cut Capers
📍 Electric Bristol

High Fade - Twice As Nice Tour - Trinity, Bristol
📍 Trinity Community Arts
£23.28

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Dazed Muzic presents: General Levy
📍 Thekla
From £8.00
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Hip-Hop & Rap in Bristol — Guide
Hip-hop & rap events in Bristol are a dynamic blend of beats and rhymes that captivate a diverse audience. From emerging talents to established artists, these gigs attract fans who love the raw energy and storytelling prowess of the genre. You'll find locals and newcomers alike grooving to the rhythms at various venues—basement clubs for intimate shows, pub function rooms for laid-back evenings, and arts centres for more polished performances.
You can expect a mix of events ranging from open mic nights to full-on concerts. These happen frequently enough to keep the scene lively but not so often that they become routine. Whether you're there for the first verse or the last drop, these events offer a genuine taste of Bristol's rich musical culture.