This weekend: Trinity Centre launch outdoor Garden Sessions series
Posted on: 16 Oct 2020Get your hands on one of few remaining tables for this weekend's opening sets.
The Trinity Centre are ready to launch their brand-new Garden Sessions series, set to welcome some of Bristol's brightest musical talent to a new pop-up stage on the grounds of the iconic BS2 venue.
Kicking off tonight (Friday 16 October) with a sold-out performance from acclaimed jazz trio Waldo's Gift, the series will also be hosting Livity Sound signees Hodge & Danielle across two Saturday afternoon slots, as well as Dubkasm & Ashanti Selah on Sunday.
Tickets for the afternoon set on Saturday and both sessions on Sunday are still available in limited numbers - act fast and get yours here to avoid disappointment.
Limited tickets available for #TrinityPresents Garden Sessions vol.1 with @Hodgebristol + @danielle__dj Oct 17 and @Dubkasm meets @AshantiSelah Oct 18. Powered by @sinaisound Pick a time and book a table
— Trinity Bristol (@TrinityBristol) October 2, 2020
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Following on from tonight's opening performance from Waldo's Gift, Hodge & Danielle will take the reigns tomorrow for two back-to-back sets, one during the afternoon (13:30-16:30) and another in the evening (18:00-21:00).
The evening session has sold out, but at the time of writing there are still tickets remaining for the afternoon slot.
From there, the Dubkasm duo and forward-thinking producer Ashanti Selah will take over for a day of reggae and dub, with tables available for both the afternoon (13:30-16:30) and evening (18:00-21:00) sessions.
Each of this weekend's opening Garden Sessions performances will be powered by Trinity's custom-built Sinai Soundsystem.
Feel like I should mention that Saturday at @TrinityBristol in Bristol is a seated event and all about hearing amazing music on an incredible sound system. Trinity have done months of planning and risk assessment to make sure the event is safe and I’m very excited to play!
— Hodge (@Hodgebristol) October 15, 2020
Events will take place on the grounds surrounding the Trinity Centre, underneath pop-up tents. The venue will be operating table service throughout Garden Sessions events, with food and drinks orders to be made through Love My Local.
Attendees can choose their own table, but will be required to remain seated at all times (unless using the toilet) in line with government public safety guidelines.
For more information, or to purchase tickets for upcoming Garden Sessions events, head to the Trinity Centre website.
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