At the core of Vincent Neil Emerson’s songwriting is his frank, emotive storytelling.
Heavily influenced by fellow Texan Townes Van Zandt alongside the likes of Steve Earle, Guy Clarke and Roger Miller, the “East Texan troubadour is making some of the finest, rawest country sounds of recent years” (Uncut).
Where Emerson’s 2019 debut album ‘Fried Chicken and Evil Women’ offered lighter, more tongue-in-cheek tones, his self-titled follow up sees him lean into a darker, starker sound.
“The influence and spirit of Van Zandt permeates Emerson’s new album” (Rolling Stone) as he confronts heavier and deeply personal subject matter.
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: 16+
“Vincent will plant the flag of his [songwriting] forebears firmly in the consciousness of a whole new generation”
Rodney Crowell
Support from
Ed Tattersall
Bristol penned Americana with heart-soothing melodies – at times fragile and others anthemic – with intensely personal, yet universal stories woven through their With a Paulo Nutini/Rod Stewart rasp, intertwined with a whole lotta of energy, Ed caught the attention of hit record producer and songwriter Jamie Petrie in 2017. During the year Ed saw a continuous medley of studio work, live shows and the shooting of music videos. He has performed at a wide variety of venues includes the O2 Islington, Limerick Castle and the Curious Orange festival.
The venue
The Crofters Rights
Covid-19 Safety Measures at The Crofters Rights
Please follow these safety measures when you visit The Crofters Rights. If you have Covid-19 symptoms or have been asked to self-isolate you should not attend this event.
Wear a face covering
Follow one-way signage
PCR/Lateral flow test encouraged, proof not required
Be respectful of other people’s personal space
Getting There
Address: 117-119 Stokes Croft, Cotham, Bristol BS1 3RW
Crofters Rights is located near Bristol city centre in Stokes Croft, 8-minutes walk from The Bearpit and opposite Carriageworks.
Access Information
The Crofters Rights is accessible from street level via three steps. The venue is not fully
accessible by wheelchair.
There are no accessible toilets at the venue. Toilets are located in the basement via a spiral staircase with 9 steps. On street parking is available within 200m of the venue.
View Bristol Beacon’s Access pages for information about joining our access register, access booking online and website accessibility.
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