Bristol Sounds announce football screening alongside Sunday gig
Posted on: 27 Jun 2024Bristol Sounds are bringing together football and music lovers, announcing that they’ll be showing England’s match against Slovakia in-between live sets on Sunday.
Creating a truly funky fan zone for both football and music lovers, Bristol Sounds attendees are in for a spectacular Sunday at the closing night of this summer staple event. Sunday, June 30, promises to combine the best of both worlds with a day filled with amazing live music and the excitement of the big match.
The Breeders fans can gear up for the live performance while catching the hugely anticipated England vs. Slovakia match at the Amphitheatre, shown live on the second stage. Ticket holders for The Breeders' concert can cheer on England right on the water’s edge as they battle it out on the pitch, with final remaining tickets still available for anyone wanting to join in the action.
With food vendors and bars on hand to serve pre-match, halftime, and post-match refreshments, Sunday will offer an unmatched atmosphere. Live music and DJs will keep the energy high from the moment the gates open at 1pm, building anticipation for the 5pm kickoff. The day will be capped off with the indie rock brilliance of SQUID, Ty Segall, and The Breeders.
This year’s Bristol Sounds finale is set to be one to remember, offering a perfect blend of football, friends, and fantastic music. Whether you're a footie fan or a Breeders enthusiast, the Bristol Amphitheatre is the place to be this Sunday.
Final tickets are on sale for Sunday’s showdown, promising an outdoor all-day event alive with the roar of crowds as England takes the field and the energy surges when The Breeders hit the stage. Don’t miss out on the perfect hat-trick of sports and music.
Tickets for the Sunday bonanza are available now on the Bristol Sounds website.
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Patrick is a filmmaker with so much Bristol in his blood the white blood cells are graffiti'd. Educated at the Northern Film School in Leeds, he’s returned home to be a Videographer and Reviewer for 365Bristol and BARBI. When he’s not messing about with cameras, he enjoys playing guitar, spending far too much time on tabletop RPGs, and being an awful snob about cider. Have a look at his work here, or get in touch at patrickb@365bristol.com.
