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Bristol Harbour Festival will be back over the weekend of 18th - 20th July 2025.
With music and live acts at stages at the amphitheatre, Queen Square, College Green and MIllenium Square, there will be something for everyone over the weekend.
Please visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk/ for more information.
Amphitheatre:
Friday 18th July
- Holysseus Fly
- IDestroy
- Lizzie Esau
- Honey B McKenna
- Daytura
Saturday 19th July
- The Allergies
- DJ Hippo & Bloco B
- The 45s
- DJ Chris Tofu
- Gnawa Blues All Stars
- Eternal Taal
- Amrit Kaur
Sunday 20th July
- The Longest Johns
- Louis Cardozo
- Make Friends
- Horses On The Beach
- Mr Tea and the Minions
- Harmer Jays
- Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley
Holysseus Fly
Holysseus Fly is unapologetically embracing her pop star dreams on her own terms, making alt pop with soul and electronic influences. With the show-womanship of Lady Gaga and emotional intimacy of James Blake, Fly is laying her own unique path. As supported by The Guardian, she really is one to watch. Delivering choruses that rise like thunder, the 2023 debut solo EP 'Birthpool' delivered heartfelt lyrics that not only embraced her audience, but welcomed them into her journey of personal and creative reclamation, following her recovery from breast cancer in 2021.
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The Allergies
The Allergies is a funk, soul and hip hop band from Bristol whose brand of feel-good funk and hyped-up hip-hop has been delighting dance floors since 2016. The duo of DJ Moneyshot & Rackabeat first bonded over their love of classic hip-hop and beats and have taken their live show across the country and beyond ever since.
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The Longest Johns
The Longest Johns is a acapella folk music band, born out of a mutual love of traditional folk songs and shanties. They rock maritime songs alongside the more unusual and less traditional folk tunes, whilst also composing and recordind their own music. All with a hearty cheer and a row-ho-ho!
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IDestroy
Riotous live shows are IDestroy’s calling card. The trio, who met as students in Bristol, have played more than 300 gigs across the UK, Europe and Asia, selling out shows in South Korea and multiple tours in Germany. IDestroy have opened shows for , , , and . IDestroy have recently performed at Download Festival, Dot to Dot Festival, The Great Escape, 2000 Trees, Punk Rock Holiday (Slovenia) and Ilosaarirock (Finland). "IDestroy are extremely easy to like. Summoning a very healthy crowd early in the afternoon, the Bristol trio’s rattling, riotous punk fare explodes into life in a small, sweaty space, with oodles of swagger to boot." Kerrang! Magazine IDestroy's self titled album is set for release August 30th, with singles 'All My Friends Are Plastic, 'Headphones' and '100 Sounds' already gaining continuous support from several DJs at BBC Radio One (Nels Hylton, Alyx Holcombe, Tara Kumar) alongside BBC 6music and play listing at Radio X. "Catchy choruses, caustic wit and clever production that captures their ferocious live sound" - The Sunday Times
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Lizzie Esau
Forming her passions at a young age, and having penned her thoughts to songs for over a decade, Lizzie's desire to express herself through music hasn’t faded. Finding influence in Wolf Alice, Beabadoobee, and Radiohead, she’s keen to blow the lid off any one sonic box.
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Daytura
Daytura is an enigmatic classic rock and blues band reminiscent of Fleetwood Mac, Led Zeppelin and Niel Young’s golden era of rock.
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