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Uncle Acid and the deadbeats Bristol
Date & Time
Tuesday, November 24, 2026
19:00 GMT
Artist
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What time does Uncle Acid and the deadbeats start at Bristol Trinity Centre?
24 Nov 2026 · all times GMT (venue local time)
- Doors typical
- 18:00 GMT
- 60 min before start at hall venues
- Start
- GMT
- Expected finish typical
- 21:30 GMT
- based on a typical concert
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Introduction
Get ready for a night of sonic obliteration as the legendary Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats descend upon Bristol! On Tuesday, 24th November 2026, the Bristol Trinity Centre will play host to one of the most distinctive and revered bands in modern heavy music. Known for their unique blend of 60s psychedelia, 70s proto-metal, and doom-laden riffs, Uncle Acid have cultivated a fervent following worldwide. This is your chance to witness their spellbinding live performance in the heart of Bristol. Prepare for a journey into the darker, more psychedelic corners of rock and roll.
About the Artist
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats, fronted by the enigmatic Uncle Acid, have carved out a niche all their own since their emergence. Their sound is a meticulously crafted homage to the golden age of heavy rock, drawing inspiration from the likes of Black Sabbath, Blue Cheer, and early Pink Floyd, yet infused with a contemporary edge that makes them utterly their own. Their distinctive vocal harmonies, fuzz-drenched guitar solos, and hypnotic rhythms create a soundscape that is both familiar and refreshingly original. Lyrically, the band often delves into themes of horror, vintage B-movies, and occultism, further cementing their cult status. Their albums, such as 'Blood Lust', 'Mind Control', and 'The Night Creeper', are considered modern classics within the stoner rock and doom metal scenes. Their live shows are notorious for their intense atmosphere and unwavering commitment to their unique sonic vision, making them a must-see for any serious fan of heavy, psychedelic music.
The Venue
The Bristol Trinity Centre is a fittingly atmospheric venue for a band like Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats. Located in a former church on Old Market Street, the Trinity Centre boasts a rich history and a reputation for hosting a diverse range of music and arts events. Its intimate yet spacious main hall provides an excellent setting for live music, with a powerful sound system and a vibrant atmosphere that complements the raw energy of a band like Uncle Acid. The venue's unique architecture adds to the overall experience, creating a memorable backdrop for the night's proceedings. Its central Bristol location also makes it easily accessible for gig-goers from across the city and beyond.
What to Expect
Prepare for an auditory assault and a visual spectacle when Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats take to the stage. Expect a setlist that expertly navigates their extensive back catalogue, featuring fan favourites alongside deeper cuts that showcase their evolving sound. The band is known for delivering a powerful and immersive live experience, characterized by their signature heavy riffs, haunting melodies, and Uncle Acid's distinctive vocal delivery. The atmosphere in the Bristol Trinity Centre is sure to be electric, with a crowd united by their shared appreciation for the band's unique brand of heavy, psychedelic rock. Expect a no-frills, high-impact performance that stays true to the raw, authentic spirit of the music. This is not just a concert; it's an experience that will leave you buzzing long after the final chord rings out.
Practical Information
Date: Tuesday, 24th November 2026 Venue: Bristol Trinity Centre, Old Market, Bristol, BS2 0BG Doors Open: Typically 7:00 PM, but check your ticket for exact times. Age Restriction: Usually 14+ or 16+, please verify with the ticket vendor. Accessibility: The Trinity Centre is generally accessible, but please contact the venue directly in advance for specific requirements. Merchandise: Expect a range of band merchandise to be available on the night.
Getting Tickets
Tickets for this highly anticipated gig are expected to be in high demand. To secure your place at what promises to be an unforgettable night of heavy, psychedelic rock, make sure you head over to StubHub. StubHub is the official ticket marketplace where you can find and purchase tickets for Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats at the Bristol Trinity Centre on 24th November 2026. Be sure to act fast once tickets go on sale to avoid disappointment.
Getting to Bristol Trinity Centre, Bristol
By train
The nearest train station to Bristol Trinity Centre is Bristol Temple Meads, a major hub serving the city. From Bristol Temple Meads, the venue is approximately a 20-minute walk, covering around 1.5 kilometres. The station is served by numerous train lines, including Great Western Railway, South Western Railway, and CrossCountry. Frequent services connect Bristol to major UK cities such as London Paddington (around 1 hour 30 minutes), Manchester Piccadilly (around 3 hours), Birmingham New Street (around 1 hour 30 minutes), and Edinburgh Waverley (over 5 hours). Bristol Temple Meads offers a full range of facilities, including a ticket office, waiting rooms, and accessible amenities, making it a convenient starting point for your journey to the venue. Careful planning of your train travel is recommended, especially for late-night events.
By bus
Several bus routes provide excellent access to the Bristol Trinity Centre, making it easily reachable from across the city. The closest bus stops are located on Trinity Road and Dean Lane, often served by routes such as the 1, 2, and numerous others depending on the specific stop. These routes connect the venue to key areas including Bristol city centre, Clifton, Redland, and Southville. Many of these services operate late into the evening, and some may offer night bus options on weekends, though it's advisable to check specific timetables. Journey times from the city centre are typically around 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Major bus operators in Bristol include First Bus, which runs the majority of local services. Always check the latest route information for the most direct travel.
By car & parking
When driving to Bristol Trinity Centre, it is advisable to use a postcode like BS3 4JA for satellite navigation, as the venue itself may not have a distinct postcode readily available for GPS. The venue is well-connected by road networks, easily accessible from the M32, which links to the M4 and M5 motorways. Parking in the immediate vicinity of the Trinity Centre can be challenging. While some on-street parking may be available on surrounding roads, it is often time-limited or residents-only. There are several pay-and-display car parks within a 10-15 minute walk, such as Trenchard Street Car Park or West End Car Park, with typical costs ranging from £2-£3 per hour. No dedicated venue parking is usually available, and it is recommended to arrive early to secure a space.
Accessibility
Bristol Trinity Centre is committed to being an accessible venue for all patrons. The main entrance and performance spaces are generally wheelchair accessible, with ramps and level access where necessary. Lifts are available to access different levels of the building. Accessible toilet facilities are provided. For those with hearing impairments, induction loop systems are often in place in the main hall; it is best to enquire with the venue directly about specific event coverage. Assistance dogs are welcome, and dedicated facilities or guidance for service animals can be arranged upon request. While dedicated accessible parking directly at the venue is limited, staff are available to assist visitors with mobility needs upon arrival and throughout their visit, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
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Uncle Acid and the deadbeats at Bristol Trinity Centre: your questions answered
What time does Uncle Acid and the deadbeats start at Bristol Trinity Centre?
Uncle Acid and the deadbeats at Bristol Trinity Centre starts at 19:00 GMT on Tuesday, November 24, 2026. Doors typically open around 18:00. Expect it to finish around 21:30 — timings are typical for this kind of event and venue, not confirmed by the promoter.
Where is Bristol Trinity Centre?
Bristol Trinity Centre is at Trinity Centre, Trinity Rd, St Jude's, Bristol BS2 0NW, UK, Bristol, BS2 0NW. Bristol Trinity Centre guide →
How do I get to Bristol Trinity Centre, Bristol?
The nearest train station to Bristol Trinity Centre is Bristol Temple Meads, a major hub serving the city. From Bristol Temple Meads, the venue is approximately a 20-minute walk, covering around 1.5 kilometres. Getting there →
Is there an age limit at Bristol Trinity Centre?
Age restrictions can vary significantly depending on the event; while many concerts are all-ages or 14+, some club nights or comedy shows may be 18+. Check your ticket for any event-specific restriction.
Is Bristol Trinity Centre accessible?
Bristol Trinity Centre is committed to being an accessible venue for all patrons. The main entrance and performance spaces are generally wheelchair accessible, with ramps and level access where necessary. Full accessibility details →
Are tickets still available for Uncle Acid and the deadbeats at Bristol Trinity Centre?
The primary allocation is sold out. Resale tickets may still be listed on StubHub — check live availability before travelling.
What if the event is cancelled or I can't go?
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