With each of his albums, Josh Rouse reveals another side to his Americana-rooted sound.
Since the release of his debut record in 1998, the Nebraska-born musician has explored funk, country and 80s-electronic inflections before his relocation to Spain brought Hispanic influences into his work.
Whilst each release expands Rouse’s sound palette and range, his songwriting carries a distinct warmth and his signature knack for soaring hooks.
Following on from 2018’s Love In The Modern Age, Rouse’s upcoming new album Going Places builds on the artist’s canon with classic guitar melodies, resonant horn instrumentals and a lilting southern twang.
Presented by Bristol Beacon
Standing event
Age: 16+ (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult)
Doors: 19.30
Start time: 20.00
“His knack for setting a simple feeling to a breezy melody shines through again and again”
Paste Magazine
Support from
Blind River Scare
Blind River Scare is a vehicle for the Americana & Alt-Country influenced songs of South Wales based singer songwriter Tim Manning. Tim writes heartfelt tales of love, loss and life coupled with proper song-craft that sounds both timeless and contemporary.
Blind River Scare’s latest release ‘The Mileage Made’ has been described as “Eleven tracks of Americana Gold” and their sound as ” one foot in the New World, the other in the Old, a sound that ebbs and flows between cool Americana infusions and smart folky sonics, homespun roots sounds and glorious adventure.”
The venue
Fiddlers
Covid-19 Safety Measures
If you have Covid-19 symptoms or have been asked to self-isolate you should not attend this event.
Register with NHS Test and Trace app
Wear a face covering
Follow one-way signage
Card payment only, contactless preferred
Be respectful of other people’s personal space
Getting There
Address: Fiddlers, Willway St, Bristol BS3 4BG
Fiddlers is located near East Street in Bedminster, 300m from Asda and around the corner from Windmill Hill City Farm.
Access Information
Step free access from the main entrance on Willway St. Blue badge on-street parking nearby. Step free access to standard toilets. There are no wheelchair accessible toilet facilities.
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