Review

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  Review: Temples, The Fleece – ‘A cornucopia of delights’

  Gender-fluid, genre-fluid and generation-fluid, the English rock band were shapeshifters

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  Review: Lily Moore, The Louisiana – ‘Part Amy Winehouse, part Adele but 100% Lily’

  Brighton-based singer performed as part of The National Lottery’s United by Music Tour

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  Review: Balancing Act, Crofters Rights – ‘Bursting with charisma’

  The London based quartet brought their debut tour to a very sweaty show in Bristol

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• Theatre / Review

  Review: Bitter Lemons, Western Studio, Bristol Old Vic – ‘An honest conversation about contemporary womanhood’

  Lucy Hayes brings her raw and unapologetic Edinburgh Fringe debut to Bristol

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  Review: Tommy Prine, The Louisiana – ‘Heartbreaking, hopeful, gorgeous’

  The son of John Prine plays songs from his debut album released earlier this year

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  Review: Jake Xerxes Fussell, Strange Brew – ‘Like taking a dip in a cool creek’

  The North Carolina singer offers a quite respite from the business of the city

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  Review: Karen Jonas, Hen & Chicken – ‘Vulnerability, warmth, intelligence and nostalgia’

  American singer-songwriter performs original and covers alike on her UK tour

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  Review: El Dorado Festival – ‘An abundance of variety for every attendee’

  The festival has been becoming more popular each year and we can see why

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