Allysha Joy’s potent lyricism, unique musicianship and incredible vocals, weave together a heartfelt mix of love, power, wonder, anger, faith and hope for change.
Joy is well known as 30/70’s lead vocalist, her 2018 debut solo album ‘Acadie : Raw’ won Best Soul Album at the Music Victoria Awards. An incredibly powerful live performer; Allysha’s husky vocals sonically sync with her formidable piano playing, arching across influences from jazz, soul, broken-beat and R&B with that uniquely inimitable “Australian” sound.
Experience an intimate live performance with Allysha’s powerful lyricism at Rough Trade this September.
Presented by Bristol Beacon
Age: 14+ (Under 16’s with an adult)
Format: Standing
Doors: 19:30
Start: 20:00
Please note: Tickets for this show are available on the door
All timings are approximate and subject to change.
The immersive set was a testament to Allysha’s musical verbosity, complimented through fluttering saxophone and polyrhythmic time structures.”
The AU Review
The venue
Rough Trade Bristol
Getting There
Address: 3 New Bridewell, Nelson St, Bristol BS1 2QD
Rough Trade is located near Broadmead shopping centre, 400m from city centre bus stops and directly opposite The Lanes on Nelson Street.
Bicycle
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Car parking
The closest public car parking can be found on Nelson Street (64m) & Rupert Street (119m).
Bristol Clean Air Zone
Rough Trade Bristol is in the Bristol Clean Air Zone. View a map of the Zone and check if your vehicle will be charged.
Bus/Train
Nelson Street bus stop is directly outside of the venue (28m). The nearest train station is Bristol Temple Meads (1448m).
Access
Mobility
Rough Trade Bristol is fully wheelchair accessible. This is a standing venue but seating can be provided when needed.
Toilets
This venue has accessible toilets suitable for wheelchair users.
Assistance Dogs
All assistance dogs are welcome. Please make the venue staff aware of your requirements when you arrive.
Hearing Facility
There is no induction loop facility at this venue.
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