Dubbed a 'music extravaganza', Old City Sounds is returning to Bristol this bank holiday weekend for a day of music , entertainment and family fun. On Saturday, August 24, some of the city centre 's most popular venues will play host to a number of activities, entertainment and live music. It comes following the success of the inaugural event in 2023 and this free-to-attend festival will feature a mix of genres - from jazz and blues, to acoustic and funk.
Vicky Lee, director of Bristol City Centre BID , said: “ Old City Sounds is the perfect way to bring music, culture and family together in one big free day party in one of the city’s oldest and most beautiful areas. "Not only will the event showcase the great musical talents in our city, it will also showcase the wide range of venues Bristol has to offer and we’re excited to get people into these venues to celebrate the incredible talents our city holds.” We've compiled a handy guide of everything you need to know - from tickets and venues, to travel, parking, activities, food , drink and much more.
.. Read more: Free one-day Bank Holiday festival returning to Bristol this August Read more: Your guide to late August Bank Holiday events in Bristol Old City Sounds returns on Saturday, August 24, to a range of venues across the city centre.
Venues and areas include: You can find and download a map of all of the Old City Sounds areas via the official website here . There will be a vibrant Kids Zone at St Stephen's Church .