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Review: The Covasettes @ The Fleece

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By Anastasia Baker
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By Anastasia Baker, Music Subeditor It’s Wednesday, and though for students that means a guaranteed night out (sports social then La Rocca, anyone?) the crowd that have packed themselves into The Fleece probably don’t usually spend midweek moshing with (and consequently drenching with cider) The Covasettes’ lead singer Chris Buxton.
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Love Saves the Day announce 2025 lineup

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By Anastasia Baker
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By Anastasia Baker, Music Subeditor Love Saves The Day returns to Ashton Court on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 May 2026, with the first major names confirmed for the May Bank Holiday weekend. Kicking off the festival season, Bristol’s most iconic event brings together standout live acts, next-gen DJs and some of the UK’s most exciting names in electronic music. With a lineup that’s bold and high-energy, LSTD 2026 is shaping up to be one of its most forward-facing editions yet.
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Review: The Last Dinner Party @ The Prospect Building

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By Anastasia Baker
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With their baroque-adjacent, lavish identity - all flowing dresses, corsets and Greco-Roman set-pieces - their live presence is cinematic, and breathtaking. The Prospect Building seems an apt venue to house them: it’s almost colosseum-like if you imagine its great pillars as columns. Not so great if you end up standing behind one of them, though. The opener, Imogen and the Knife, is a solo act - live, however, she’s backed up by a band, and her 2024 single 'Red (is my colour)' swells to greet us.
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