Bingo Lingo returns to our outdoor Courtyard for a series of summer sessions. After taking the UK by storm for more than a decade - with Bristol as one of its original homes - Bingo Lingo has become legendary for its high-energy nights of chaos and fun.

California’s iconic alt-rock visionaries AFI bring their dark, electrifying live show to The Prospect Building on 27th August. Fusing post-hardcore intensity with gothic atmospheres and anthemic hooks, the band have carved out a legacy of fearless evolution and devoted fandom, with era-defining tracks like Miss Murder and Silver and Cold. Expect a night of soaring vocals, shadow-drenched melodies, and explosive energy as they command the Main Room for a powerful and unforgettable headline performance.

Detroit’s restless innovator Jack White performs live at The Prospect Building on Friday 28th August. A master of reinvention, he fuses blistering blues, garage rock grit and experimental edge into a sound that feels both timeless and fiercely forward-thinking, from his era-defining work with The White Stripes to iconic tracks like Seven Nation Army. We're set for an electrifying night of spontaneous energy and stripped-back power as he takes command of the Main Room.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A PHONE-FREE SHOW.

WHAT IS A “PHONE-FREE SHOW”? 

No phones allowed in the performance space.  An unplugged, real life experience.  

HOW DOES IT WORK? 

Upon arrival at the venue, staff will be available to help you put your phone in a lockable pouch which you keep throughout the night.  

WHAT IF I HAVE AN EMERGENCY AND NEED TO ACCESS MY PHONE?  

You can unlock your phone from the pouch at any time by going to the clearly-marked Phone Use Areas located in the Courtyard.  

WHAT ABOUT CASHLESS BARS OR MERCH?  

We highly recommend bringing a physical credit card just in case you can’t access your phone at the bar or merch area in the venue building, only in the Courtyard.  

WHAT IF I WANT TO POST ON MY SOCIALS? 

We can help with that.  Our tour photographer will post live photos and videos after every show at jackwhiteiii.com and on Instagram @officialjackwhite. Download content from the site or repost from Jack’s IG.  

WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS & IS IT MANDATORY?  

We believe this creates a better experience for everyone & yes, it’s non-negotiable.

After a HUGE sell-out show in May, R&B Lovers are back for their final party of the year! Join us in the Courtyard for another massive Summer Daytime R&B Festival, bringing you the very best of 90s & 00s R&B, feel-good vibes, and unforgettable memories. Don't miss the ultimate daytime celebration!

On Bank Holiday Sunday, 30th August, our Courtyard sets the stage for an open-air celebration as Love The 90s arrives. Featuring performances from DJ Sammy, N-Trance (DJ & MC set), Baby D, K-Klass, Livin’ Joy, Phats & Small, and Ultrabeat’s Ian Redman, with more names still to be announced, this promises to be a vibrant showcase of timeless anthems.

Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE's Home On The Range Tour lands at The Prospect Building on 2nd September 2026. Two of the most vital voices in contemporary hip-hop share the stage for a rare night of raw lyricism and introspection. Earl Sweatshirt - the Odd Future born poet behind landmark albums like Doris and Some Rap Songs - joins forces with MIKE, the prolific underground visionary whose latest album Showbiz! captures the balance between reflection, confidence, and growth.

Two of the most compelling voices in hip-hop. One powerful night of lyricism.

Wing Fest is the world’s largest chicken wing festival, and this year it’s landing at The Prospect Building.

Each year, Wing Fest brings together the very best wings the UK has to offer, as 18 top street food traders, restaurants and BBQ teams go head-to-head to claim wing supremacy. Thousands of wing-loving ticket holders - alongside an expert judging panel - will taste, vote and decide who truly serves the ultimate wing.

But Wing Fest is more than just wings. Your ticket unlocks a full-throttle festival experience, including live music, DJs, bands, entertainment, fairground rides, games, axe throwing and legendary wing-eating competitions. Every ticket holder also takes home an official Wing Fest trucker hat.

Wing Fest is the world’s largest chicken wing festival, and this year it’s landing at The Prospect Building.

Each year, Wing Fest brings together the very best wings the UK has to offer, as 18 top street food traders, restaurants and BBQ teams go head-to-head to claim wing supremacy. Thousands of wing-loving ticket holders - alongside an expert judging panel - will taste, vote and decide who truly serves the ultimate wing.

But Wing Fest is more than just wings. Your ticket unlocks a full-throttle festival experience, including live music, DJs, bands, entertainment, fairground rides, games, axe throwing and legendary wing-eating competitions. Every ticket holder also takes home an official Wing Fest trucker hat.

Wing Fest is the world’s largest chicken wing festival, and this year it’s landing at The Prospect Building.

Each year, Wing Fest brings together the very best wings the UK has to offer, as 18 top street food traders, restaurants and BBQ teams go head-to-head to claim wing supremacy. Thousands of wing-loving ticket holders - alongside an expert judging panel - will taste, vote and decide who truly serves the ultimate wing.

But Wing Fest is more than just wings. Your ticket unlocks a full-throttle festival experience, including live music, DJs, bands, entertainment, fairground rides, games, axe throwing and legendary wing-eating competitions. Every ticket holder also takes home an official Wing Fest trucker hat.

On 7th September, Kurt Vile & The Violators head to The Prospect Building bringing their hazy blend of slacker rock and psychedelic Americana. Led by Kurt Vile himself, the band’s laid-back grooves and sprawling guitar work have earned them a devoted following, with live shows that drift effortlessly between introspection and loose-limbed jams.

The Invisible Circus returns with the resurrection of The Renegade Fabulon,the riotous circus cabaret that first put the company on the map over twenty years ago.

For one night, The Prospect Building's vast industrial architecture will be transformed into a riot of circus spectacle, fearless cabaret, breathtaking aerial performance and musical accompaniment, all delivered with the joyful irreverence that has become The Invisible Circus's trademark.

Born in the mud, magic and mayhem of Lost Vagueness at Glastonbury Festival in 2002, The Renegade Fabulon went on to tour internationally, gathering performers from a decade of the company's travels before culminating at Burning Man in 2005. It became one of the defining productions of the UK’s alternative cabaret revival.

The performance marks 30 years of The Invisible Circus and follows the loss of the company's long-time creation space at nearby Unit 15. Returning to St Philip's feels less like a comeback and more like coming home.

Join us for the next chapter.

Dance Gavin Dance land in the Crane room at The Prospect Building on 11th September for a headline set that’s anything but predictable. Twisting between chaos and control, the band’s sound veers from jagged riffs to smooth, melodic hooks without warning - keeping the crowd on edge in the best way. It’s technical, it’s emotional, and it hits hard live.

Support comes from As December Falls.

Their Satanic Majesties, Electric Wizard, return to the UK this September, bringing crushing low-end devastation and apocalyptic black magic. Prepare for total riff worship as the doom legends lay waste to Crane at The Prospect Building.

The Dualers are a 9-piece Jamaican Rhythm & Blues band from South-East London, celebrated as Britain’s finest Ska & Reggae group. They first hit the charts with Kiss on the Lips reaching No.21, followed by Truly Madly, which featured in Hollywood blockbuster Fool’s Gold. Since then, they’ve achieved two Top 30 UK albums, have played prestigious venues such as Wembley Arena, Manchester Apollo and a record breaking 14 sold out shows at Indigo at the O2.

In 2026, The Dualers return with their highly anticipated new album Beach Life and a major UK tour, bringing their infectious energy and world-renowned live show to Bristol. Expect an unforgettable night of ska, reggae, and irresistible rhythm & blues.

Death Cab for Cutie bring their iconic indie sound to The Prospect Building on 23rd September for a special headline show in the Main Room.

Death Cab for Cutie's 11th studio album, I Built You A Tower, marks the band’s return to their independent roots. Produced and engineered by John Congleton and assembled from a mere three weeks of sessions, the album was recorded at Animal Rites in Los Angeles, as well as the band members’ homes in Seattle, Bellingham, Los Angeles and Portland. The album's first single, “Riptides”, is the band's 9th #1 at Adult Alternative radio.

In recent years, the band celebrated several historic milestones, including massive sold-out tours celebrating the 20th anniversaries of seminal releases Transatlanticism and Plans. Those tours were pivotal to the creation of I Built You A Tower, as behind the scenes, Ben Gibbard weathered the greatest pressure of his professional life — fronting both Death Cab for Cutie and the Postal Service on arena stages for hours a night — while struggling with the collapse of his personal life in the background. The strain felt too much for one person to bear, and the “tower” originated as a way to protect himself. “There’s this need to find a place in ourselves to put loss and grief,” he explains. “A place that can hold it so we can move on with our lives. But there are these moments where the trauma breaks out of that shell we created for it.” 

I Built You A Tower is an album of reconciling with past selves in order to locate a new future. “The anniversary tours exorcised any nostalgia in our systems,” Dave Depper observes. “We felt part of this powerful force greater than all of us and went into the studio with a sense of, how can we capture that feeling and put it into something new?” Harmer continues, “The whole experience of this record got us back to the earliest versions of this band: If the musicians in the room like what we’re working on, that’s enough. We reconnected with the confidence that comes with that.” As such, this is not the dreaded “return to form” narrative, but a reclamation of a core ethos that has run through Death Cab for Cutie’s 30-year history.

Kangding Ray takes the techno score of Sirât and builds something new from it, pushing far past the soundtrack into its own live work. The film's director Óliver Laxe presents mesmerising, unseen footage shot on set. This isn't a live score, it's the world of the film pulled apart and rebuilt for one night only.

That world is Sirât: Óliver Laxe's desert odyssey, soundsystem and rave culture at its core. Laxe describes it as a jump into the abyss, a celebration of the end. Raw, visceral and heart-pounding.

All in the presence of director Óliver Laxe, who also joins us elsewhere at the festival to share his experiences of making the film. Sirât won the Jury Prize at Cannes and went on to two Oscar nominations. Kangding Ray's score won the Cannes Soundtrack Award and a Goya.

In partnership with Crack x MUBI, and with the support of the BFI Film Audience Network, awarding funds from the National Lottery.

Germany's biggest beer festival is coming to Bristol! Get ready as Oktoberfest takes over The Prospect Building for a day packed with steins, singing, dancing and authentic Bavarian entertainment! With giant steins, authentic Oktoberfest décor, traditional German food, a LIVE 5-piece Oompah band, and a funky Bavarian DJ, this is the ultimate Oktoberfest experience you won't want to miss! So dust off your Lederhosen and Dirndls and get ready to experience the best of Bavarian culture right in the heart of Bristol!

Germany's biggest beer festival is coming to Bristol! Get ready as Oktoberfest takes over The Prospect Building for a day packed with steins, singing, dancing and authentic Bavarian entertainment! With giant steins, authentic Oktoberfest décor, traditional German food, a LIVE 5-piece Oompah band, and a funky Bavarian DJ, this is the ultimate Oktoberfest experience you won't want to miss! So dust off your Lederhosen and Dirndls and get ready to experience the best of Bavarian culture right in the heart of Bristol!

Mongolian rock phenomenon The HU bring their explosive “hunnu rock” sound to The Prospect Building on Thursday 1st October 2026, fusing traditional instruments, throat singing and crushing rock riffs into a truly global live spectacle. Rising to international acclaim with their debut album The Gereg and follow-up Rumble of Thunder, and powered by anthems like Yuve Yuve Yu and Wolf Totem, The Hu deliver a thunderous, culture-shaking performance that’s as primal as it is powerful.

Following their successful run with Lorna Shore earlier this year, Shadow of Intent return to Bristol this autumn in support of their last record, 'Imperium Delirium'. MASSIVE Support in the form of deathcore heavyweights Aborted, the crushing Disembodied Tyrant and Soreption.

Fear Factory storms into the Crane room at The Prospect Building on 8th October for a night of relentless, machine-driven metal. Fusing crushing industrial beats with sharp riffs and a dystopian atmosphere, the band’s sound is as precise as it is punishing. This is immersive heavy music: dark, powerful, and built to shake the room.

Support comes from Crystal Lake, Hate and The Nocturnal Affair.

Eric Prydz returns to Bristol for the first time in nearly 10 years.

On 10.10, we celebrate 10 Years of Bristol community radio station SWU.FM with a very special party headlined by Joy Orbison, plus, a HUGE multi-room line up still to be announced.

Join us for Bristol's biggest thrift festival on Sunday 11th October! Browse 100+ vintage and pre-loved clothing sellers, discover independent brands, enjoy live DJs, delicious street food, and drinks, and uncover thousands of one-of-a-kind finds. Celebrate sustainable fashion at the city's ultimate second-hand shopping event.

On 13th October, Angine de Poitrine land at The Prospect Building with their surreal, high-energy vision of rock. Space-time voyagers Klek and Khn de Poitrine channel legendary rock excess through driving drums, microtonal guitars, and hypnotic visuals. With their latest release Vol. II, the duo sharpen their fusion of acid techno, disco, and rock into a dense, unpredictable live experience - loud, strange, and unapologetically rock’n’roll.

Don Broco hit The Prospect Building on 14 October, taking over the Main Room for a gig people won’t forget. Blending punchy rock with slick pop, their sound lands exactly where it should. Expect big singalongs, relentless energy, and a crowd just as hyped as the band. With tracks like “T-Shirt Song,” “Come Out to LA,” and “Everybody” in the mix, this is not one to miss.

Support comes from Unpeople and Ando San.

Fat Freddy’s Drop return to the UK for a very special celebration of the 21st anniversary of their ground-breaking debut album Based On A True Story.

Internationally regarded as one of the world’s finest live acts, the Aotearoa seven-piece have built a global reputation for their euphoric, genre-bending performances - blending reggae, dub, soul, techno, and jazz into a sound that’s uniquely their own.

Emerging from Wellington’s underground dance scene in 1999, Fat Freddy’s Drop have evolved into an unstoppable live force. Expect a raucously joyful, floor-shaking night as the band revisit the record that started it all.

Eats Everything and Groove Armada headline History of Rave at The Prospect Building this October - a celebration of rave's legacy and evolution, tracing its journey from the underground movement of the 90s to the vibrant, diverse club culture of today.

Formed in 1981, The Chameleons have cultivated a cult legacy with their atmospheric, towering “sonic cathedrals” and a catalogue that includes Script of the Bridge, What Does Anything Mean? Basically, Strange Times, Why Call It Anything, and their latest release, Arctic Moon (Metropolis Records). Revered across generations - from Noel Gallagher to Interpol - the band continues to captivate both long-time devotees and new listeners alike.

Chameleons are Mark Burgess, Reg Smithies, Todd Demma, Danny Ashbury and Stephen Rice. Expect a powerful, career-spanning set plus new material as they take to The Prospect Building.

Support comes from The Cure co-founder Lol Tolhurst.

Nashville’s genre-bending storyteller Stephen Wilson Jr. brings his raw, soul-stirring live show to The Prospect Building on 23rd October. Blending country, rock, and gritty Americana, Wilson has built a reputation for powerful songwriting and emotionally charged performances, with standout tracks like Year to Be Young 1994 and Father’s Søn. Expect a night of haunting melodies, razor-sharp lyrics, and explosive moments as he takes over the Main Room for an unforgettable headline show.

Arlo Parks comes to The Prospect Building on Sunday 25th October 2026. One of the most distinctive voices of her generation, the Mercury Prize–winning singer-songwriter brings her intimate, soul-stirring sound to Bristol for a special live show. Blending indie, soul and poetic storytelling, Arlo’s set will draw from across her acclaimed catalogue - from the breakthrough album Collapsed In Sunbeams, featuring fan favourites like Black Dog and Hurt, to the lush, introspective world of My Soft Machine. Expect an evening of heartfelt lyrics, warm grooves and the quietly powerful atmosphere that has made Arlo Parks one of the UK’s most compelling live performers.

Citizen head to our Crane Room this October as part of their Halcyon Blues UK Tour. 17 years into an already remarkable career, the band continue to stand out as one of modern rock’s most compelling forces - constantly evolving, never repeating, and always pushing their sound forward.

Support comes from Modern Colour & Thistle.

Brand new for 2026, Above & Beyond present Anjunabeats Warehouse. This October, The Prospect Building plays host to a night dedicated to the sound of Anjunabeats, with a stacked lineup showcasing talent from across the label family.

[THE BLAST] and Love Saves the Day team up for an almighty celebration as Bristol's most notorious Halloween party returns for its landmark 10th edition: [THE BLAST] Halloween Carnival of the Dead. This year, they're going bigger than ever, welcoming 4am Kru for a stacked two-area, multi-genre showcase with immersive Halloween production and décor.

Elder Island return to Bristol, landing in our Crane Room on 6th November after a sold-out hometown show. Known for their distinctive blend of downtempo, house, and indie-electronica, the trio have built a reputation for immersive live performances that balance atmospheric textures with infectious rhythm. Their sets move effortlessly between hazy, melodic moments and driving grooves, with rich instrumentation and a natural sense of flow that’s made them a standout on the UK scene.

It’s happening. CHRIS STASSY makes his long-awaited debut at The Prospect Building this November. 12 hours. Midday to midnight.

Support to be announced. Tickets won’t last long.

US progressive metalcore powerhouses Currents and ERRA unite for a massive co-headline show this November at The Prospect Building. Completing this stacked lineup are the UK’s own Caskets and Sweden’s Aviana, delivering an unmissable quadruple bill packed with some of the scene’s finest heavy hitters. Four bands. One ticket. Absolute carnage.

Caravan Palace arrive at The Prospect Building on 12th November 2026, bringing the genre-hopping sound that has made them one of France’s most distinctive electronic acts. Blending swing, jazz and contemporary dance music, the Parisian trio have grown into a global phenomenon, amassing billions of streams and views with their instantly recognisable sound. Their 2026 live show revisits two decades of fan favourites and new material, delivered with the high-energy spectacle that has captivated festival crowds worldwide.

UKF heads to The Prospect Building for the first time with their biggest Bristol show of the year, bringing Wilkinson, K Motionz, A Little Sound, Subsonic, Anais, Savannah, Clova, Ad-Apt, IC3 & Texas for a massive day of drum & bass. Expect a heavyweight audiovisual production, serious energy and one unforgettable session. This one's going to be BIG.

American producer & singer-songwriter Underscores comes to Bristol on November 15th, with a genre bending sound that encompasses hyper, pop-punk, dubstep, indie pop, rock and midwest emo - this is a unique show not to miss.

Levellers head to The Prospect Building on Friday 20th November 2026. Over 30 years strong and still one of the UK’s most explosive live bands, Levellers bring a career-spanning set packed with anthems and raw energy. From the platinum-selling Levelling The Land - featuring One Way, 15 Years and Battle Of The Beanfield - to their Top 10 album Peace, they remain as vital as ever.

Royal Blood are back - and they’re bringing the noise to The Prospect Building on 24th November 2026. After a decade of arena shows and festival anthems, Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher return with Dead Company - their heaviest, fastest record yet. From ‘Ten Over Ten’ to the final track, it’s Royal Blood at full throttle.

Come get loud.

New York rock powerhouse The Pretty Reckless bring their Dear God Tour to Bristol this November. Fronted by Taylor Momsen, the band are known for their dark, blues-driven hard rock and huge anthems like Heaven Knows and Death by Rock and Roll. Expect a powerful night of gritty riffs, soaring vocals and modern rock energy as they take over The Prospect Building Main room on 26th November 2026.

Teletech makes its return to Bristol for its biggest show to date, delivering a stacked lineup and a landmark event that’s set to be unforgettable. This one is not to be missed.

This November, Interplanetary Criminal heads up his ATW label showcase at The Prospect Building, joined by a stacked lineup still to be announced.

On 1st December 2026, The Snuts take over The Prospect Building, a band defined by anthemic songwriting and a knack for turning life’s messier moments into something worth shouting back. Fronted by Jack Cochrane, their set balances euphoric indie highs with sharp-eyed reflection, bringing the choruses, connection and energy that have made them one of the UK's most compelling live bands.

Dayseeker bring their Creature in the Black Night Tour to The Prospect Building on Thursday 3rd December 2026, joined by special guests Northlane and Siamese. Led by the unmistakable voice of Rory Rodriguez, Dayseeker’s sound moves between atmospheric electronics, emotional lyricism and heavy-hitting moments, making their live shows both intense and deeply personal. With Northlane’s futuristic metal edge and Siamese’s modern rock energy opening the night, Bristol is set for a stacked lineup of forward-thinking heavy music.

The mighty Valve Sound System returns to The Prospect Building this December to celebrate its 25th anniversary.

Razorlight are bringing their 'America' 20th Anniversary Tour to The Prospect Building on 5 December 2026. Celebrating 20 years of the iconic album that delivered hits including In The Morning, Before I Fall To Pieces and America, the classic lineup will perform the record in full.

Plus support from The Molotovs.

Indie rock legends Ocean Colour Scene are heading to The Prospect Building this December as part of their major 2026 UK tour celebrating 30 years of their classic album Moseley Shoals, joined by very special guests The Enemy.

Originally released in 1996, Moseley Shoals became one of the defining albums of the era, featuring hit singles including “The Riverboat Song,” “You’ve Got It Bad,” “The Day We Caught The Train” and “The Circle.” The record spent an incredible 92 weeks on the UK Albums Chart and was certified triple platinum, cementing Ocean Colour Scene as one of Britain’s most beloved bands.

Joining Ocean Colour Scene are The Enemy, whose chart-topping debut album We’ll Live and Die in These Towns produced anthems like “Away From Here” and “You’re Not Alone.”

From playing to 125,000 people at Oasis’s legendary Knebworth shows to scoring seventeen Top 40 singles, Ocean Colour Scene’s place in British music history is undeniable. Catch them live here this winter.

On Friday 18th December, The Prospect Building hosts a landmark celebration of 30 years of Glade - a 10-hour immersive journey across multiple spaces. Glade has been a defining chapter in British electronic music, shaping generations of UK rave scenes, soundsystem culture, and the psychedelic underground. Three decades on, its influence lives on as Glastonbury Festival’s longest-standing beacon of underground electronic culture.

Featuring a rare headline performance from Orbital, alongside HAAi b2b Special Request, Leftfield (DJ Set), Hannah Holland and Channel One Sound System.

Across the venue, Crane will host Space Lab, while Yard comes alive with the Tree Stage Installation and a spectacular Fire Ceremony.

A celebration of music, creativity and collective experience.

This December, Bristol’s ultimate festive charity gig - Give A Sh*t - is returning for its biggest edition yet, taking over The Prospect Building. Just like the previous two events, 100% of profits will go directly to local charities, making a real difference across Bristol this festive season. There's much more to come... the full lineup and event details are still under wraps for now, but trust us – you won't want to miss what's coming. Save the date, spread the word, and get ready for the biggest Give A Sh*t yet.

Black Veil Brides bring their Vindicatour to The Prospect Building this January 2027. Due to overwhelming demand, the show has been upgraded to The Prospect Building, giving even more fans the opportunity to experience the band's explosive live performance.

On 7th February 2027, Massive Wagons and Terrorvision bring The Roar of the Roses Tour to The Prospect Building for a night celebrating two of the UK’s most enduring and electrifying rock bands. Bringing together decades of crowd favourites, big riffs and festival-sized energy, this is a night of no-nonsense rock from two bands that know exactly how to work a room.

On Friday 26th, Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th February 2027, Ezra Collective bring Here Because Of Hope to The Prospect Building. Mercury Prize and BRIT Award winners Femi Koleoso, TJ Koleoso, Joe Armon-Jones, James Mollison and Ife Ogunjobi have spent more than a decade making jazz joyful, urgent and undeniable.

Built around their most ambitious album to date, Here Because Of Hope traces the movement of Black music across continents and generations, celebrating the hope, resilience and connection carried through the global African diaspora. It's the sound of one of Britain's most vital live bands at the peak of their powers.

Support comes from Pa Salieu.

On Friday 26th, Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th February 2027, Ezra Collective bring Here Because Of Hope to The Prospect Building. Mercury Prize and BRIT Award winners Femi Koleoso, TJ Koleoso, Joe Armon-Jones, James Mollison and Ife Ogunjobi have spent more than a decade making jazz joyful, urgent and undeniable.

Built around their most ambitious album to date, Here Because Of Hope traces the movement of Black music across continents and generations, celebrating the hope, resilience and connection carried through the global African diaspora. It's the sound of one of Britain's most vital live bands at the peak of their powers.

Support comes from Pa Salieu.

On Friday 26th, Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th February 2027, Ezra Collective bring Here Because Of Hope to The Prospect Building. Mercury Prize and BRIT Award winners Femi Koleoso, TJ Koleoso, Joe Armon-Jones, James Mollison and Ife Ogunjobi have spent more than a decade making jazz joyful, urgent and undeniable.

Built around their most ambitious album to date, Here Because Of Hope traces the movement of Black music across continents and generations, celebrating the hope, resilience and connection carried through the global African diaspora. It's the sound of one of Britain's most vital live bands at the peak of their powers.

Support comes from Pa Salieu.

On 2nd March 2027, Sleeping With Sirens take over our Main Room, a band built on a leap of faith and defined by an unmistakable voice that cuts through post-hardcore’s noise, turning anxiety and resilience into something almost medicinal.

Fronted by Kellin Quinn, their set moves between soaring singalongs and explosive, cathartic intensity, reflecting the bond that’s carried them from cult favourites to sold-out arenas and a renewed cultural surge.

The Fratellis are coming to The Prospect Building to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album Costello Music which includes the cheeky 'Henrietta', the slightly softer 'Whistle for the Choir' and the truly iconic 'Chelsea Dagger.

Editors head to The Prospect Building in March 2027, taking over our Crane Room for a must-see live performance. Drawing on both classic and contemporary influences, Editors craft dark, cinematic indie rock that has helped define modern British alternative music since their formation in 2002.

On 18th March 2027, Turnover bring their Down On Earth Tour to The Prospect Building, celebrating a new chapter from a band that has never stood still. Shaped by years of experimentation and growth, Down On Earth sees the Virginia quartet reconnect with core elements of their sound, weaving together the ideas, influences and instincts that have defined their evolution.

Expect a set that balances introspective songwriting with expansive, full-band moments, drawing from a catalogue that has continually evolved while remaining unmistakably Turnover.

GOAT head to The Prospect Building in April 2027, taking over our Main Room for a hypnotic live performance.

Blending psychedelic rock, tribal rhythms and masked mystique, GOAT create an electrifying sound that fuses global influences with raw, ritualistic energy, earning a cult following for their immersive and unpredictable live shows.

MEUTE land at The Prospect Building on Friday 30th April 2027 for a huge Main Room show. Bringing together techno, house and a full live brass ensemble, the Hamburg collective deliver performances that blur the line between rave and marching band spectacle.

Bristol, it’s back. After a sold-out 2026 event, the now-legendary Gigantic All Dayer returns with another huge line-up to kick-start the summer in style. Gigantic 2027 promises to be bigger, bolder, and louder than ever before.

🎸 GENE

⭐ Very Special Guests: NED’S ATOMIC DUSTBIN

🎤 THE WEDDING PRESENT

🎶 EMF

♥️ STEREO MC'S

🎧 MIKI BERENYI TRIO

🔥 THE PRIMITIVES

Hosted by indie legends Marc & Jase Jones alongside Shiiine On, get ready for 12 hours of non-stop indie and dance anthems, from noon until midnight.

Alongside the music, dive into a vibrant craft ale, cider, and street food festival, showcasing a top-class selection of flavours.

A big, big love ❤️

Mass Of The Fermenting Dregs return in 2027 with ‘Iwaou’, their first new album in four-years. The trio will perform a setlist that combines this brand new-material alongside fan favourites from throughout their career. Formed in Kobe, Japan, MOTFD is a powerhouse alternative rock trio renowned for their explosive energy and melodic precision. They have carved out a unique space in the post-hardcore and shoe gaze scenes. Their sound is a thrilling contradiction; volatile, high-octane wall-of-sound instrumentation paired with unexpectedly pop-sensible melodies and ethereal vocals. BOTH of their previous Bristol shows (Oct 2025 & Mar 2024) sold out in advance.