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John Maus

Plus support HEKA

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A man sat on a chair outside on some tarmac, surrounded by big synthesizers which are placed on the grass.

John Maus is a truly enigmatic musician. Broadly cut from the synth-pop cloth, he’s fashioned frosty minimalism into moments of genuine grace and absurdist humour over the course of three defining albums since 2006. 

His music is often described as retro-futurist thanks to the 80s drum machines and synth sounds employed, but there’s a cinematic quality to his songs, with pathos conjured through propelling bass-lines, trailing arpeggios and of course his deeply resonant vocal. It’s an amalgamation of musical ideas as radical as its intent. Don’t miss this rare appearance in Bristol.

Presented by Bristol Beacon

Format: Standing

Age: 14+ (Under 18s to be accompanied by an adult)

Doors: 19:00

Please note: This show has moved from Marble Factory and will now take place in Strange Brew, all tickets for the event remain valid.

All timings are approximate and subject to change

It really is a performance. The music radiates through him and into you like some weird, synth blood transfusion.”

KXSU

The venue

Strange Brew

Getting to the venue

Location: Strange Brew is located on Fairfax Street, a short distance from Broadmead Shopping Quarter (160m) and the west end of Castle Park (160m).

Address: Strange Brew, 10-12 Fairfax St, Bristol BS1 3DB

Bicycle

Bicycle racks can be found outside Strange Brew on Fairfax Street and Nelson Street. Find your nearest cycle routes using Cycle Planner.

Car parking

There is limited on street parking available outside the venue and paid parking available behind the venue at the NCP Car Park (All Saints Street).

Bristol Clean Air Zone

Strange Brew is inside the Bristol Clean Air Zone. View a map of the Zone and check if your vehicle will be charged.

Bus

The closest bus stops are Nelson Street (100m) and Union Street (160m).

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Access

Mobility

Strange Brew is wheelchair accessible with step-free level access throughout. Lowered bar serving points and disabled access viewing areas are available

Toilets

Accessible toilets are available.

Assistance Dogs

Registered assistance dogs and emotional support animals are welcome in the venue.

Hearing Facility

There is no induction loop facility at this venue.

 

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