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Apr
10
Posted: Jan 2nd 2020 19:18 | Edit
UTEA: SCJC JAZZ JAM : 8pm, Friday 10th Apr
From 20:00 to 22:00. Add this to your calendar:
From 8pm once a month (every second Friday)
Free entry, donations welcome, bar open, PA provided
Bringing the benefit of jazz as an art form to the local community and to multiple levels of ability. All instruments/vocalists will be made welcome. If you can play the blues and want to have a crack at jazz – this is for you! If you want to come and just listen that is fine too.
Jazz Jam Sessions are led by John Cook, Shairon Lloyd, Peter Neale and JJ Shaw.
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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Apr
17
Posted: Jan 29th 2020 13:57 | Edit
UTEA: VINYL NIGHT - Jobs : 8pm, Friday 17th Apr
From 20:00 to 22:00. Add this to your calendar:
Free Entry
Please join us for our next Vinyl Night on the theme of Jobs
All are welcome to come along
Bring your favourite vinyl tracks and we will spin them.
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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May
7
Posted: Mar 6th 2020 07:37 | Edit
UTEA: LOCAL STORIES FROM THE SECOND WORLD WAR : 7:30pm (doors 7pm), Thursday 7th May
From 19:30 to 22:00. Add this to your calendar:
The South Gloucestershire Second World War Stories Project, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, explored the lives of ordinary people in extraordinary times. To mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day, join project worker, Christina Wheeler, as she talks about collecting local reminiscences and shows the ten short films from the project.
Including stories from - Marjorie Bennett, a factory worker who experienced the bombing of Parnall’s in Yate; Rose Kuhn, the girl from a small-holding near Thornbury who fell in love with a German Prisoner of War; and Jim Perrett, a young man from Filton who spent the war as a Dispatch Rider in North African Desert.
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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May
14
Posted: Feb 28th 2020 16:47 | Edit
UTEA: FILM: Acts of Quiet Resistance : 8pm, Thursday 14th May
From 20:00 to 22:00. Add this to your calendar:
A film by socially engaged artist and filmmaker Ian Nesbitt documenting a year in the life of Michael Ransley who lives and travels in a horse-drawn wagon. The result is a sparing road movie tracing Michael's transient and timeless existence on the peripheries of modern life. The film will be followed by a Q&A session.
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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May
15
Posted: Jan 29th 2020 13:58 | Edit
UTEA: SCJC JAZZ JAM : 8pm, Friday 15th May
From 20:00 to 22:00. Add this to your calendar:
From 8pm once a month (every second Friday)
Free entry, donations welcome, bar open, PA provided
Bringing the benefit of jazz as an art form to the local community and to multiple levels of ability. All instruments/vocalists will be made welcome. If you can play the blues and want to have a crack at jazz – this is for you! If you want to come and just listen that is fine too. Jazz Jam Sessions are led by John Cook, Shairon Lloyd, Peter Neale and JJ Shaw.
For more Jazz Jam information: see our Facebook page
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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May
17
Posted: Mar 25th 2020 14:27 | Edit
UTEA: POSTPONED Letz Zep : 8pm, Sunday 17th May
From 20:00 to 22:00. Add this to your calendar:
This event has been rescheduled for Sunday 31st January 2021
AWARD -'TOP RATED' TRIBUTE TO LED ZEPPELIN - TICKETMASTER
AWARD - 'MOST POPULAR' TRIBUTE TO LED ZEPPELIN - TICKETMASTER
AWARD - 'Number One' TRIBUTE TO LED ZEPPELIN - KISS FM Sao Paulo
AWARD - 'Year in Music Award for 28,000 listeners' - Spotify
I walked in, I saw me’ That’s what Robert Plant himself said of Letz Zep.
Letz Zep are the official number one tribute to Led Zeppelin and Baby They Ain't Foolin; they are the best known and most successful tribute to Led Zeppelin.
Jimmy Page has also attended a gig by Letz Zep when he invited he band to join him after the show. He complimented the band on the performance, he even personally invited Letz Zep to perform at the prestigious official launch party for the Led Zeppelin 'Mothership' release, and the launch party for the remastered 'The Song Remains The Same' DVD. Letz Zep were also honoured and proud to perform a headline set at the 'John Bonham - A Celebration' concert. To celebrate the life and legacy of the great John Bonham and to coincide with the unveiling of a bronze statue to the legendary percussionist in his home-town of Redditch.
Warner Music naming Letz Zep as Europe's best tribute to Led Zeppelin' and they should know, being the record label for Led Zeppelin themselves!
Letz Zep is formed by talented and respected musicians who are all true Zep fans with a strong musical pedigree.
Its members have toured with artist such as Ozzy Osbourne, Roger Daltrey, Debbie Bonham, Steve Hackett, Dr Feelgood, Saxon and Uriah Heep, to name but a few. All four members possess the considerable musical ability required to a completely convincing recreation of Led Zeppelin in their prime, complete with the 'tight but loose' trademark element so essential to the raw excitement of a Led Zeppelin concert.
Letz Zep tours take in over 50 countries on four continents and for this special show at UTEA they will be performing songs from the early years of Led Zeppelin. A concert by Letz Zep with the music of the greatest rock band EVER! Led Zeppelin. A not to be missed night for all fans of the genre.
From Moscow to Malta, Helsinki to Sao Paulo, London to Sydney, Paris to Mexico City, Letz Zep bring the music of Led Zeppelin to a new audience. Making Letz Zep a truly global act.
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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May
22
Posted: Jan 29th 2020 14:00 | Edit
UTEA: FRIDAY NIGHT BLUES JAM : 7:30pm, Friday 22nd May
From 19:30 to 22:00. Add this to your calendar:
From 7:30pm
Free entry, donations welcome, bar open
The Friday Night Blues Jam is an invitation to join in and play 'the blues' as part of a band. You can bring your instruments along, sing or just enjoy a drink and tap along to the groove!
All levels of ability welcome.
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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May
30
Posted: Jan 30th 2020 11:45 | Edit
UTEA: DAN WALSH : 8pm, Saturday 30th May
From 20:00 to 22:00. Add this to your calendar:
A BBC Radio 2 Folk Musician Of The Year nominee and regarded as one of the finest banjo players in the UK Dan Walsh is also a superb singer, songwriter and guitarist who has been described as 'the real deal' (UNCUT). As well as many tours of the UK, he also has recent successful trips to USA, Canada, Germany, India, Norway and New Zealand to his credit. Describing what Dan does is no easy task but at the heart of it is British, Irish and American folk music delivered with a healthy dose of funky grooves - all performed with his unique and dazzling take on clawhammer style banjo. Add to all that poignant songs, astonishing musical departures and lively humour and the result is a truly memorable live show which has wowed audiences across the world from intimate seated rooms to huge dancing crowds in festival fields.
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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Jun
5
Posted: Jan 29th 2020 14:07 | Edit
UTEA: FRIDAY NIGHT FRED TALKS : 8pm, Friday 5th Jun
£5
Friday night Fred Talks returns with another three fascinating short talks by invited speakers.
Spend a relaxing evening at the end of the week listening to fascinating speakers on subjects that could include anything except politics, religion and sales pitches!
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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Jun
6
Posted: Dec 20th 2019 10:59 | Edit
UTEA: The Renewal Choir : 7pm, Saturday 6th Jun
From 19:00 to 20:00. Add this to your calendar:
We are delighted to welcome the Bristol based Renewal Choir to Under the Edge Arts.
Choir director Kim Samuels sees Gospel choirs as a music form that is accessible to people from all backgrounds and which has a positive effect on many levels – confidence, community, encouragement, health and faith – to mention a few. This all takes place not through the music alone but also through the positive message that the genre brings.
Renewal Choir is a well-established community gospel choir based in Bristol founded by Kim and Vernon Samuels in 2005. There are over 80 choir members ranging from the young to the young at heart. Under the leadership of Kim, the choir has performed in various public events such as the 2016 BBC National Music Day, 2016 Leona Lewis UK Tour in Bristol and Cardiff and the Bristol Harbour Side Festival, local and national television, most recently on BBC Points West on the run up to Christmas.
The overarching vision of Renewal Choir is to inspire and positively impact the lives of those exposed to the choir’s performances. While we push for excellence in all we do, we also remain grounded as a truly grass roots organisation on a mission to expose audiences and our membership to vibrant, uplifting gospel music experiences.
As well as serving as choir director for the Renewal Choir, Kim Samuels is conductor for the UWE Bristol Gospel Choir as well as a member of and occasional conductor for The Kingdom Choir, founded by her sister, Karen Gibson, dubbed “Britain’s Godmother of Gospel”.
Under the Edge Arts: for more details and bookings where appropriate: [external link]
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