Redevelopment plans for Bristol’s Brunswick Club have been refused
Bristol City Council has denied a proposition to convert the arts venue into a building of office spaces
Simple Things Festival announce massive 2018 line-up
The multi-venue Bristol event confirms Helena Hauff, Slowdive, DJ Stingray, Jimothy Lacoste and more for its upcoming edition on 20 October
Get your hands on a copy of BS-ME, our free limited edition zine with Ace & Tate at their Bristol store launch tomorrow
Introducing BS-ME, a print and online collaboration between Crack Magazine and Ace & Tate celebrating…
Four Tet: SW9 9SL Live at Love Saves The Day
Kieran Hebden closed his headline slot on the Crack Magazine stage in Bristol with the hypnotising New Energy anthem
St Pauls Carnival to return to Bristol this weekend for its 50th anniversary
The procession will be coming back to the UK city after a four year hiatus
Love Saves the Day: Octavian and Four Tet usher in the 2018 festival season
Glitter, grime and high energy performances make the seventh edition of Love Saves the Day one of the most fun yet
Various Artists – Patina Echoes
The Bristol label’s classy execution holds strong across these 11 tracks, delighting the mind and forging ahead into new territory
In Photos: Alfresco Disco 2018
The notorious party collective return for their 2018 edition, staging their latest instalment at an adventure playground in Bristol’s city centre
UK’s first drug testing facility opens in Bristol
After proving to be successful at festivals, the safety measure will be implemented in the UK city for the first time
Sir Spyro added to Sequences Festival 2018
The one-day outdoor event will be held at Bristol Motion on 21 July
Bristol’s Trinity Centre under threat of closure from escalating conservation costs
The historic building faces unexpected costs after an investigation reveals unforeseen damage
Timedance’s hot streak continues with Lena Willikens
Yewande Adeniran reports back from one of Bristol’s most cherished parties as they welcome Düsseldorf’s Lena Willikens to the city
Listen to an exclusive hypnotising after-hours mix from Midland
The UK producer steps up for Motion’s Monolithic mix series
A new book will trace the history of Massive Attack and their relationship with Bristol
A new book tracing the “story of Massive Attack, through their music, art and influences”…
Crack Magazine and Bristol illustrator Turbo Island launch charity ‘Absolute Bristol Legends’ tea towel
Crack Magazine have teamed up with Bristol illustrator Christopher Wright (of studio Turbo Island) to…
In Photos: Alfresco Disco
We sent a photographer to capture the 12th edition of the Bristol secret party
Skullcandy x Mixpak
Here’s what went down when Mixpak took over Skullcandy’s stage at Bristol’s Simple Things Festival
Housing plans to go ahead despite concerns from Bristol’s Thekla
The venue fears they may be forced into closure in the future over noise complaints
Craig Richards, Pearson Sound, Pangaea and more announced for An Evening With NYE
The artists will be heading up the Bristol-based outfit’s NYE party with extended sets across two rooms
Bristol’s Thekla under threat due to proposed residential developments
The planning committee is due to meet on 8 November to make a decision on housing plans
Listen to Hyetal’s new album, Youth & Power exclusively via Crack Magazine
We’re excited to be hosting the world premiere of Youth & Power, the new album…
Turning Points: Tricky
Tricky plots the coordinates of an extraordinary career, from Bristol sound system culture to Berlin, via a spell of MTV superstardom
Ben UFO and Helena Hauff to play Crack Magazine party at Motion
Crack Magazine return to Motion on 9 December with a line-up featuring some of the most exciting DJs on the planet
Motion announce November programme
Avalon Emerson, King Krule and Mount Kimbie will be performing
Listen to Kahn’s remix of Tricky’s The Only Way
As a publication with our roots firmly in Bristol, we’re particularly excited to be hosting…
Rough Trade to open new store in Bristol
It’s coming to Nelson Street
Motion to launch Yard Open Air Club with Jeff Mills, Axel Boman, Octo Octa and more
The Bristol venue’s latest venture will take the party outside
Bristol’s Colston Hall to drop slave trader name
In response to protests, the Bristolian venue will be after renamed after refurbishment
Yves Tumor, Klein and David Hoyle find pleasure amidst the pain at COIL, Bristol
Bringing together queer performance art and transgressive noise, the one-off night promised necessary release. It delivered
Simple Things announce live date from The Avalanches
The Australian purveyors of sampledelica touch down on June 20