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Carling Academy - Large nightclub on Frogmore Street. Listings, policy, pictures and links. [Requires Flash].
Bristol Ravers Directory - Reviews, news, listings, promoters and links for the underground dance scene.
The Depot - Listings, reviews, pictures and sample DJ sounds from Old Market nightclub.
WildFrogz - Locally based suppliers of ultraviolet environments and fluoro decor and performers for clubs, parties and festivals.
Ripsnorter - Promoting energetic clubbing at various local venues, also boat parties: listings, downloads, photos, games and message board.
Thekla - Underground night club and host to jungle and drum and bass nights. Site includes information on upcoming club nights.
BBC Bristol Clubbing - News, reviews, features and links for the local ravers' scene.
Bristol Bierkeller - Includes information, events, message board and contact details for this centrally located nightclub.
The Lizard Lounge - Weekly diary and flyers for student night club in central area.
Safe House - Promoting club nights at many city venues: events, flyers, photos and membership information.
Carol's Guide to a Good Night Out in Bristol - Includes her opinions on some of the pubs, live music acts and karaoke in the Bristol area
Dugdugi - Guide to clubbing and record shops in the area.
Locus - Local dance promoters: events, web broadcasts, archives, flyers, videos, sounds, mailing list and guestbook.
Fiddlers Night Club - Reviews, listings and ticket information for live music venue in Bedminster.
Fleece and Firkin - Live music venue with a capacity of 400, gig listings, mailing list and photos.
St George's Bristol - Independent concert hall and recording studios, staging classical, jazz, world music and opera. Online programme and hire specifications.
Jesters Comedy Club - A nightclub on Cheltenham Road dedicated to stand-up comedy: listings, profile and contact information
Seymours Family Club - Located in St Philips: events, services offered, profile and contact information.
The Prom - Cafe bar with a mix of folk, blues, rock, jazz and country: gig listings, reviews of bands and links.
Colston Hall - 1,700 seat concert venue run by the City Council: events, booking information, access and virtual tour.
The Folk House - Music calendar, courses and workshops, patrons' page, links, message board and contact information for Park Street venue.
Please Sir! - School disco themed night at the Bristol Academy. Features photo archive, event information, feedback and ticket details.
Vibes Nightclub - Gay club located on Frogmore Street. Includes upcoming events and listings.
The Comedy Box - Stand-up comedy club in Bedminster. Features show listings and booking details.
Empathy - Tech/progressive/breaks thursday nighter at Bar Latino. Includes listings, DJ profiles, pictures and message board.
The Cooler Nightclub - [Park Street] Alternative music club. What's on guide, gallery and promotions.
Club Metropolis at The Louisiana - Gig listings for events promoted by Monkeytail at Wapping Road pub: diary, links, mailing list, location map and contact information.
Tribe of Frog - Promoting trance / psychedelic nights at The Depot. Listings, message board and contact details.
Something Hard - Trance night at The Station, Silver St. DJ profiles, upcoming events, gallery, charts and message board.
The UnderCover Club - Live music club located in the Hen & Chicken, Southville. Gig guide, reviews, artist profiles and press information.
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