Jay Electronica is something of a rap myth and legend. Over the years he’s produced for Nas, signed to Jay Z’s Roc Nation, and collaborated with the likes of MF DOOM, Travis Scott, Khruangbin and James Blake.
After more than 13 years and a string of singles and mixtapes, the New Orleans-born rapper finally released his debut full-length record in March 2020, “a mystical, distinctive work that nearly lives up to all the lore surrounding the rapper” (Pitchfork).
‘A Written Testimony’ distills Jay Electronica’s cerebral lyricism, singular delivery and profound spiritualism into “a biblical album for biblical times, with enough human flaws to make it imperfect” (CLASH), and features appearances from Jay Z, The-Dream and Travis Scott.
This epochal performance is set to send shockwaves throughout Bristol, an unmissable moment for hip–hop fans across the city.
We regret that this show has been cancelled. All ticket holders are being contacted and refunds will be issued from the point of purchase.
Presented by Bristol Beacon
Standing event
Age: 14+ (Under 18s to be accompanied by an adult)
Doors: 18.00
Start time: 18.30
“A mystical, distinctive work that nearly lives up to all the lore surrounding the rapper”
Pitchfork
Support from
Goya Gumbani
Born to an English-Jamaican mother and Guyanese-South American father in Brooklyn – NY, Goya’s relocation to South London in his teens opened a new world of possibilities.
Operating within various collectives throughout the city, Goya’s decade-long development as an artist and producer reached a breakthrough when he released his debut self-produced EP ‘Morta & More Doves’; a dedication to his sister who passed away in 2018.
Despite his transatlantic upbringing, the flavour of Goya’s work is rooted in NYC hip-hop storytelling. He was recently named in the NME 100 list of 2021 & ID’s one to watch and also performed two songs in session for COLORS in Berlin.
Support from
Res One & DJ Rogue
As one of the founders of Bristol’s top hip hop outfits, Res One and Split Prophets have cemented themselves as some of the finest wordsmiths to grace the mic on this tiny island we call the UK.
Now, Res One finds himself managing an authentic roster of distinct acts at Green Brick Records such as Joe Burn, Springa, Mac Lloyd and Crossbow T.
DJ Rogue is best known for his collaborations and scratch choruses in UK hip-hop and beyond, setting himself as one of the biggest scratch masters in the scene.
Co-host of ‘The Brick Sofa’ podcast with Res One, Rogue is also working with local labels Issa-vibe & Green Brick Records for future releases.
The venue
Marble Factory
Getting to the venue
Location: The Marble Factory is part of Motion Bristol and is located on Avon Street. It is a short distance (800m) from Bristol Temple Meads station.
Address: 74-78 Avon St, Bristol BS2 0PX
Bicycle
Bicycle racks can be found at Bristol Temple Meads Cycle Park a short walk from the venue. Find your nearest cycle routes using Cycle Planner.
Car parking
The Marble Factory does not have a car park or on-street parking. The closest car parks are located near Bristol Temple Meads station.
Bristol Clean Air Zone
The Marble Factory is outside but close to the Bristol Clean Air Zone. View a map of the Zone and check if your vehicle will be charged.
Bus
The majority of buses traveling to Bristol stop at or close to Bristol Temple Meads station.
Access
Mobility
The Marble Factory has step-free level access from street level. Disabled viewing areas within the venue are changeable at each event.
Toilets
Accessible toilets are both accessible via ramps and are fully designed for wheelchair usage.
Assistance Dogs
Registered assistance dogs and emotional support animals are welcome inside the venue,
Hearing Facility
There is no induction loop facility at this venue.
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