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⚡️GARDNA X CIDERBOX⚡️I had the pleasure of being invited to photograph the official afterparty for & at 🧃💃🏼🕺🏼
04/05/2026

⚡️GARDNA X CIDERBOX⚡️

I had the pleasure of being invited to photograph the official afterparty for & at

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Electric Bristol lived up to its name on Tuesday night as South Walian heavyweights Skindred rolled into town celebratin...
23/04/2026

Electric Bristol lived up to its name on Tuesday night as South Walian heavyweights Skindred rolled into town celebrating their ninth album, ‘You Got This’. From the moment ‘The Imperial March’ boomed through the speakers, you could feel the anticipation crackling through the room. It’s a bold choice for a walk on, but Skindred have never been a band for half measures, and judging by the roar that greeted them, the Bristol crowd were more than ready. Frontman Benji Webbe emerged in full command of the stage, decked out in a striking, larger than life outfit that matched the band’s explosive presence. Within seconds, he had the audience in the palm of his hand, effortlessly blending charisma, humour, and raw vocal power.

Opening with ‘This Is The Sound’, the band wasted no time in setting the tone. A thick, rumbling bassline surged through the venue, igniting movement across the crowd. That momentum carried seamlessly into fan favourites ‘Set Frazers’ and ‘Ratrace’, each track landing with precision and force. For the uninitiated, Skindred’s fusion of reggae rhythms and metal intensity might sound unlikely on paper but live, it’s a masterclass in controlled chaos. Every drop, every riff, every offbeat groove feels designed to get bodies moving.

What truly sets Skindred apart is the atmosphere they create. This isn’t just a performance; it’s a shared celebration. Whether it’s the circle pits erupting in the middle of the floor, the mass singalongs, or Webbe’s playful crowd interactions, there’s a constant sense of unity in the room. It’s impossible not to get swept up in it, even for first timers.

Tracks like ‘You Got This’ and ‘Can I Get A’ were met with huge reactions, with fans already shouting back every word as if they’d been part of the setlist for years. It’s a testament to the band’s staying power that, nearly three decades in, they’re still producing music that resonates so strongly in a live setting.

If this tour is anything to go by, ‘You Got This’ isn’t just an album title, it’s a statement of intent. And right now, Skindred are proving it night after night.

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is a Bristol based artist who specialises in window art, illustration and murals! Here she is creating a summer window ...
21/04/2026

is a Bristol based artist who specialises in window art, illustration and murals! Here she is creating a summer window display for 🌸☕️

The Kingsdown Vaults played host to South Wales-based alt-country/Americana trio Blind River Scare on Saturday night, an...
20/04/2026

The Kingsdown Vaults played host to South Wales-based alt-country/Americana trio Blind River Scare on Saturday night, and it was an evening not to be missed. The venue’s quirky, intimate charm proved the perfect backdrop for a set steeped in melodic storytelling, weaving together themes of heartache, nostalgia, and lived experience that felt as immersive as stepping into someone else’s memoir.

Frontman Tim Manning’s songwriting stands at the heart of Blind River Scare’s appeal - authentic, timeless, and delivered with quiet confidence. His vocals and guitar work were complemented beautifully by the driving rhythms of Jem Ponsford on drums and the steady, grounding presence of Stuart Loosemore on bass, creating a sound that felt both cohesive and emotionally resonant.

Blind River Scare kicked off their set with song One Horse Town from their 2021 album The Mileage Made, a fan favourite, followed by more original songs and a few covers thrown in. One of those covers being Nick Lowe’s, What’s So Funny About Peace Love and Understanding. Which as Tim pointed out, for a song from the 70’s, it seemed rather apt in the current state of the world in 2026.

Highly regarded within the UK Americana scene, Blind River Scare continues to justify that reputation. Their latest album, Flashback & Polaroids, released last year, stands as a testament to their craft, rich in detail and emotional resonance. Tracks such as Carousel of Postcards capture a foot-tapping warmth while reflecting on the bittersweet nature of memory and missed possibilities.
The audience was fully immersed from start to finish, hanging on every lyric and responding warmly to the band’s understated charm. There was a tangible sense of connection in the room, one that only comes from music delivered with sincerity and skill. By the end of the night, it was clear that Blind River Scare had captured the hearts of everyone, with an audience of all ages up and dancing.



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🌈✨📸All of the love & silliness.
02/03/2026

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All of the love & silliness.

being a riot last Friday at the ⚡️It was so good to see this band live!
13/02/2026

being a riot last Friday at the ⚡️

It was so good to see this band live!

were an absolute pleasure to shoot at the last Friday, as part of OUTLINE Newport. 🍻OUTLINE Newport is a Government fu...
13/02/2026

were an absolute pleasure to shoot at the last Friday, as part of OUTLINE Newport. 🍻

OUTLINE Newport is a Government funded initiative operating from The Corn Exchange in Newport to revitalise the city’s grassroots music scene.

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06/02/2026

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From day to night, magic happens. 🌞🌚Headshots done for the other week and we crushed it! A special thanks to Bristol’s ...
06/02/2026

From day to night, magic happens. 🌞🌚

Headshots done for the other week and we crushed it! A special thanks to Bristol’s sunshine and graffiti spots. Can’t wait for the next collab!

Check out Kit’s music over on his socials ⚡️

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