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  Review: The Magnetic Fields, St George’s – ‘A hummable collision of euphoria and sadness’

  The American band took to the stage to promote their new album, Quickies

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  Review: Joe & The Shitboys, The Lanes – ‘This is punk in lipstick calling out homophobia, racism and misogyny’

  The bisexual, vegan punk band dominated the stage for a midweek gig in the city

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  Review: Valerie June, Thekla – ‘In 90 minutes we get southern soul, Appalachian bluegrass, psych rock & electric blue’

  The American singer graces the boat to perform a mix of genres, covers and her most popular tracks

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  Review: The Legends Festival, Blaise Castle – ‘A cheerful celebration of the music which brings us together’

  From Elvis, to Bob Marley, to Pink, the festival spanned generations

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  Review: Hospitality on the Harbour, Lloyd’s Amphitheatre – ‘A great partnering of a legendary label and beautiful backdrop’

  Hospitality and Sequences team up with The Blast and Born on Road for a day drum and bass goodness

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  Review: Siren, Lloyd’s Amphitheatre – ‘Mashing dub vocals and skippy bassline house, they shook the floor’

  Groove Armada perform their biggest Bristol show to date

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  Review: St Paul & The Broken Bones, O2 Academy – ‘A band ripping up some swampy, Southern roadhouse sounds’

  The eight piece Alabama band performed as part of the River Town series

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  Review: Sea Power, Trinity – ‘In many ways this was a straight-up rock show’

  The rock band formerly known as British Air Power return to Bristol for a very sweaty performance

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