Live Music entertainment in Southwest England
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Moles
Bath's historic music club has hosted some big names down the years, and it's still the place to catch the hottest breaking acts.
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Mojo
This buzzing café-bar has a terrace overlooking Tor Bay. Inside it's all huge leather sofas and photos of jazz stars on the walls. Music is a mix of live bands, R&B and Latino with cheesy disco at the weekends.
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Porter Cellar Bar
Run by the folk at Moles, this student favourite lays on the acts who aren't yet big enough to play the main venue: it's Bath's only veggie pub, too.
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Carling Academy
Bristol's original superclub can hold a 2000-strong crowd, but it's practically never that busy. There's indie and R&B during the week and big house nights on weekends.
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Croft
Chilled pub venue with a policy of supporting new names and Bristol-based artists.
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Bierkeller
A legendary place that has played host to plenty of rock stars down the years, and still gets packed out on weekends.
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MI Bar
For something slicker, try this stripped-back bar with pool tables, live bands, big-screen sports and casino nights.
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Fleece & Firkin
A small, intimate venue, much favoured by indie artists and breaking names on the local scene.
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Colston Hall
Bristol's historic concert hall hosts everything from big-name comedy to touring bands, and a recent £20-million refit has added a shiny glass-and-copper foyer to the old building.
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Cavern Club
A long-standing club and performance space, staging big-name DJs and breaking acts from the indie scene.
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Vic Bars
Grungy venue that's good for local bands on Friday and Saturday night.
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Mamma Stone's
Über-cool venue showcasing everything from acoustic sets to pop, folk and jam nights. Mamma Stone's daughter, Joss (yes, the Joss Stone), plays sometimes too.
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