Special events

Note that it is not the last Sunday. Often it's the same thing but not always.

The next one will be on April 27.

Bakerfield are a duo from Staffordshire, who offer an eclectic mix of songs and stories as they invite you to join them on their musical journey.

With their own versions of songs from many writers, interspersed with self-penned songs covering topics from the sublime to the ridiculous, you can expect to be laughing one minute, and crying the next.

Tickets (£10) are available from the Labour Club and from George Street Bookshop. Also online from wegottickets

Multi-award-winning instrumentalist  and singer-songwriter   who, at 29 years old, has already established a reputation as one of Bristol’s leading fingerstyle guitarists and is one of the UK’s only professional female pedal steel players.  Holly performs a live tribute to one of America's most prolific and influential musical troubadours. Joe Hill was a Swedish-American activist, and musician. He became a household name in 1914 after his controversial trial and subsequent execution for murder; many argued that he had been framed for his political activities. 

Tickets (£10 ADV, £12 OTD) available from the club, George Street Community Bookshop or Wegottickets.

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Mountain Hares tell stories that reconnect us to the earth. They weave original songs inspired by nature and share their rejuvenating take on traditional music. They love to engage audiences by encouraging participation, and leave you feeling that you've been part of an intimate and special music experience

Their immersive performances layer vocal harmonies with a diversity of instruments, including guitar, piano, harmonium, banjo, lapsteel dobro, and Native American flute.

Tickets (£10 for advance booking) are available from the bar or George Street Bookshop. Also online at wegottickets.

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