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Tim Alban

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Band of Horses – O2 Academy Bristol

Twenty years on from the release of Everything All The Time, Band of Horses arrived at O2 Academy Bristol to celebrate the record that started it all, with a two-set show spanning their debut and the two decades that followed.
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Jamie T – Electric Bristol

Jamie T delivered a stripped back set at Electric Bristol on 18 October, in support of his 6th studio album 'Ghost (100 Days of Morning)' captivating a packed crowd with his trademark style and sharp songwriting. The intimate venue amplified the atmosphere, making for a memorable night of passionate singalongs and an electric performance. Tim Alban was there for Erazer to capture the evening, check out the photo gallery below.
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Corella – Rough Trade, Bristol

Corella brought a huge amount of energy to Rough Trade Bristol, turning the intimate venue into something that felt considerably bigger by the end of the night.
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Forwards Festival 2026 – Review

Across three days on Clifton Downs, FORWARDS delivered a brilliantly varied line-up and some genuinely world-class performances, with Lorde, Tems and Little Simz leading a weekend packed with memorable sets.
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Richard Ashcroft – Cardiff Castle

Back in March, after watching Richard Ashcroft at Cardiff's Utilita Arena, I suggested his summer return to Cardiff Castle had the potential to be something special. Four months later, with glorious sunshine, clear blue skies and one of Wales' most iconic venues providing the backdrop, that prediction proved spot on. 
Katy Perry
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Katy Perry – Cardiff Castle

Just 24 hours after Metallica tore through the Principality Stadium, Cardiff shifted gears completely as Katy Perry transformed Cardiff Castle into a technicolour pop theatre of chaos, comedy and hit after hit.
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Kiefer Sutherland – Tramshed, Cardiff

Kiefer Sutherland brought his Love Will Bring You Home Tour to a packed Tramshed Cardiff, transforming a warm bank holiday night in the Welsh capital into a relaxed, feelgood celebration of Americana-tinged rock and storytelling. Supported by Irish singer-songwriter Colin Andrew, the evening delivered a strong balance of charm, musicianship and easy-going crowd connection from start to finish.