Bristol Icons Headline an Epic Day of Music

Bristol icons Massive Attack will play an outdoor concert on 3 September 2016. To be held on The Downs, Primal Scream and Skepta are already confirmed on the bill with many more to follow for this all-day music fest.

 

It’s been more than 15 years since The Downs last staged a major music event and who better than one of Bristol’s most treasured sons to headline? The show has been curated in partnership with Team Love (promoters of Love Saves the Day) and Crosstown Concerts.

 

Massive Attack, Primal Scream and Skepta on The Downs in Bristol this summer

 

Massive Attack band member 3D had this to say;

 

“We are curating what we hope will become an annual event something made in Bristol with an international reach.  We will also use the project to engage with the important social and political issues of the day"

 

Tom Paine, Co-founder of Team Love, explains;

 

“We’ve been talking with the band now for many years now about trying to put a show of this scale on together – and it finally feels like the moment is right.”

 

Massive Attack

 

Tickets will go on sale on Friday 20th May at 9am, priced at £37.50 plus booking fee and are available via: tickets.massiveattackbristol.co.ukSongkick.comSeetickets.comGigantic.com and Bristolticketshop.co.uk

 

You early birds get get your hands on them an hour earlier, though only in person, at 8am Friday 20th May from Idle Hands record shop on Cheltenham Road and Bristol Ticket Shop.

 

There will be a limited number of reduced price tickets at £25 available to anyone unemployed or on income support. These tickets are only available in person from Bristol Ticket Shop, and supporting documentation and ID will be required.  Children under 5 are free (though must be wearing adequate hearing protection) and a limited number of tickets for children aged 5- 12 years will be available at all outlets for £10 per ticket. All under 16’s need accompanying by an adult.

 

When we say this is a can't-miss event we really mean it! This is set to be a day that will live long in the Bristol memory...