Thekla
PRIMA QUEEN & LILO at Thekla
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso
PANIC SHACK at THEKLA
Photo: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7 
Isle of Wight band the Pill were the perfect choice to start the nightPhoto: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7 
‘So much fun’ – the Pill challenge stereotypes and societal norms in a set infused with humourPhoto: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7 
Catch the band in their first Bristol headline show at the end of SeptemberPhoto: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7 
Panic Shack are a riot of joyous punk-rock energyPhoto: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7 
Their nigh energy tongue-in-cheek show includes choreographed dance movesPhoto: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7 
A packed out Thekla went wild for the show which included new material ahead of the release of the band’s debut albumPhoto: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7 
Old classics were equally well-received; the band has built a solid fan base over the yearsPhoto: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7 
Catch the Welsh four-piece back in Bristol in the autumnPhoto: David Jeffery Hughes•First in Bristol24/7
KNIVES at THEKLA
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
A barrage of punk-rock: Knives also feature saxophone and violinPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Screaming sax adds to the relentless chaos and power on stagePhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7
SKINNY LISTER at THEKLA
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Uplifting acoustic folk from Ben Brown kicked off the nightPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Skinny Lister are a high energy bunch, with dancing and crowd surfing galorePhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7
Madison Cunningham at Thekla
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Madison Cunningham performed at Thekla as part of her UK tour (PicPhoto: Deborah Jane Arnold•First in BristolWorld
