Sterling Press + Guests

Entry 14+ (Under 16s to be accompanied by an adult)

Entry 14+ (Under 16s to be accompanied by an adult)

Gotobeat

Sterling Press

London Girls

Gigs

Bristol

Exchange Basement

5 YEARS OF OUTER TOWN

Bristol’s Multi-Venue Extravaganza is returning to Old Market on April 11th for the 5th year!

🏰 9 Venues

🎤 10 Stages

🎸 50+ Bands

🎨 DIY Market

👀 New Additions

Honeyglaze

Do Nothing

Truthpaste

Naima Bock

Moreish Idols

wing!

Bureau De Change

NO FUN

BUFFEE

lttl mort

Magnolia

The Scuttlers

Kibbo Kift

Horsefair

\+ 40 MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED

Trinity Centre • Wiper & True's Taproom • Exchange • Old Market Assembly • Stag & Hounds • Ill Repute • Elmers Arms • To The Moon • East Bristol Books

AFTER-PARTY WITH DJ'S AND BANDS INCLUDED WITH FESTIVAL TICKET

www.outertownfest.com

This is an 18+ event

Klyphex Presents

Outer Town Festival 2026 (5th Anniversary)

Honeyglaze - Don't

Honeyglaze

Do Nothing

Truthpaste

Naima Bock

Moreish Idols

Various Venues Bristol

Exchange (Bristol)

Trinity Centre, Bristol

The Ill Repute

The Old Market Assembly

Join us for an unforgettable night as The Rumpled takes the stage at Exchange Basement on Saturday, 18th April. Prepare yourself for a unique musical experience filled with eclectic tunes and electrifying energy.

This evening promises a mix of captivating performances, vibrant atmosphere, and the camaraderie of fellow music lovers. Don’t miss your chance to see The Rumpled live!

14+ | All under 18s MUST be accompanied by an adult at all times.

The Rumpled live in Bristol

The Rumpled

Originally from Guadalajara and now based in Ensenada, Baja California, Lorelle Meets The Obsolete formed in 2011 around the core duo of Lorena Quintanilla and Alberto González. They quickly caught the attention of the psych scene with their first two albums, On Welfare and Corruptible Faces.

Since signing with UK label Sonic Cathedral in 2013, the band has toured extensively across Mexico, the UK, Europe, and the US. Over the past decade, their sound has gradually evolved from its psychedelic roots toward a more exploratory direction, incorporating analog synths and sonic search reminiscent of bands like Wire. This progression is evident across albums such as Chambers, Balance, De Facto, and Datura. Along the way, they’ve collaborated with artists like Emma Anderson (Lush), Dälek, and Pye Corner Audio, and have earned fans in the likes of Henry Rollins and Iggy Pop.

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Lorelle Meets the Obsolete

Lorelle Meets The Obsolete

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