Sunfall + Break Fifty & Blood Dealer live in Bristol

Gotobeat is excited to team up with EXCHANGE in Bristol to welcome Sunfall plus Break Fifty & Blood Dealer live on Friday 15th November TICKETS £12  / £15 on the door / 14+ (u18s must be accompanied by an adult) 7:30pm ---> Doors -----> Blood Dealer -----> Break Fifty -----> Sunfall Sunfall Capturing what can only be known as “the descent” in the band’s name ‘Sunfall’, the quartet have created a deadly machine that presents itself as a storm of music. Traversing the multi-dimensional world of art and vibrations, Sunfall’s music takes many forms and embraces the full potential of futuristic genre blending and fluidity. The true wonder of Sunfall comes from the unpredictable animalistic nature of their music. Sunfall pride themselves on their high-energy live performances that aim to give the audience something to remember. Over the years they have refined their stage show utilising their musical range to fit in effortlessly on a number of line-ups spanning many different scenes of music. Break Fifty Break Fifty is a London-based Nu-Core band fronted by Pintglass vocalist Angus Robertson, pushing genre boundaries with their unyielding and visceral music. They have earned a reputation in the music scene and garnered praise from publications such as 'Metal Hammer', 'Kerrang!', 'Knotfest', ‘Total Rock’, and 'Distorted Sound'. In 2023 Break Fifty unveiled a new line up, promising to bring even more energy and passion to their electrifying performances. Their cutting-edge and raw sound demands attention. Experience Break Fifty. Blood Dealer Blood Dealer are a 3-piece alternative band from the midlands, U.K. They effortlessly fuse RnB vocal runs and roaring screams over crushing guitar riffs, bringing intricate grooving licks and slamming breakdowns presented in a way unique to the scene. "Putrid", "Hate Myself" and "Satanist" to showcase a playful approach that Blood Dealer is all about. Their debut EP Chaleur was released at the end of 2021 featuring the likes of James Harrison of Oceans Ate Alaska to underground acclaim. Described as combining bands like Polyphia, Issues and Emmure into one, this band has something very exciting to bring to the fold.