
Wed, Sep 2 - The Fleece Bristol
White Denim
The Fleece Bristol hosts White Denim for an indie and psychedelic rock gig on 2 September 2026.
12 St Thomas St, Redcliffe, Bristol BS1 6JJ, UK
The Fleece is an independent live music venue in central Bristol, housed in the historic Grade II listed Wool Hall building dating from 1830. With a capacity of 450, it hosts live music events every night of the week as well as weekend club nights, occupying a former sheep trading market that inspired its name.
Featuring white denim, the selecter, blood red throne, havok, gaerea, conjurer, hed pe, cold and more.

The Fleece Bristol hosts White Denim for an indie and psychedelic rock gig on 2 September 2026.

The Fleece Bristol hosts The Selecter for a 2 tone, ska-influenced alternative rock and new wave show.

Havok top the bill at The Fleece Bristol with Blood Red Throne on 15 September 2026.

The Fleece hosts Gaerea with Conjurer, blending black metal ferocity with sludge-heavy post-metal textures.

The Fleece hosts Hed Pe with support from Cold on 23 September 2026.

The Fleece stages the third UK tour date for Saturdays in September 2026.

The Fleece Bristol hosts Doreen Doreen on 25 September 2026 for a single headline gig.

The Fleece Bristol hosts Doreen Doreen on 26 September 2026.



The Fleece Bristol hosts Rhythm Of The 90s performing live 90s dance anthems on 3 October 2026.

The Fleece Bristol hosts The Bar Stool Preachers’ ska punk gig on 4 October 2026.

The Fleece Bristol stages Mad Dog Mcrea’s folk rock and gypsy jazz performance on the Dusk Till Dawn tour.

The Fleece hosts Mad Dog Mcrea’s Dusk Till Dawn show in Bristol on 10 October 2026.

The Fleece Bristol hosts The Bridge City Sinners with folk punk support from Cheap Dirty Horse.

The Fleece hosts a headline rap show from ArrDee on 12 October 2026.

The Fleece Bristol hosts Humanity's Last Breath with djent and progressive metal support from Vildhjarta.

The Fleece hosts Pet Needs in Bristol on 14 October 2026 for a high-energy headline gig.

The Fleece hosts And So I Watch You From Afar with Caspian for an experimental instrumental rock and math rock show.

Benjamin Steer brings The Outrageously Confused Internally Optimistic Tour to Fleece Bristol and Gorilla Manchester in October 2026.
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