See No Evil, the ambitious urban art project that will take over Bristol’s Nelson Street in August has announced a diverse music line up of the best DJ’s, promoters and undiscovered artists. They will perform over three nights from 16^th to 18^th August 2012 in the historic Westgate building and at an incredible Block Party on Nelson Street itself on Saturday.

Block Party – 18^th August 2012, Nelson Street

Team Love, the event’s producers have lined up a phenomenal set of acts for this year’s Block Party, extending the site to include three new stages. The music selection will include everything from hip hop, soul and funk to house, disco and reggae – all for FREE while the world’s best street artists put the finishing touches to their creations on Nelson Street.

The stage on Fairfax Street, opens with a disco extravaganza from Crazy P Soundsystem, The Boogie Cartel, Brassroots and Jus Now. It wouldn’t be a line up without Bristol’s DJ Derek, playing his own brand of reggae and funk. Other stages include ‘Speak No Evil’, ‘Hear No Evil’, ‘Dub No Evil’, Shambarber and the Love Truck.

Local heroes Weapon of Choice will host live graff battles, while Shambarber’s own stage will feature all sorts of exciting new additions for tache and quiffs. BooDior and Glittermasque will be servicing all visitors dressing up needs, and no Block Party would be complete without its own B-Boy convention.

The Block Party will take place between 12pm – 9pm on Saturday 18^th.

Westgate Building, 16^th -19^th August

Team Love has secured the ultimate location for celebrations of Bristol’s music scene. The historic Westgate Building on Nelson Street will open its doors for three nights from Thursday 16^th to Saturday 18^th August and will feature legendary talent not to be missed.

Thursday 16^th August 2012 – Resident Advisor – A taste of Bristol

Resident Advisor, the world’s leading underground dance music platform, has what looks set to be another stellar showcase of acts. From the cutting edge sounds of the Young Echo Collective who have recently been hailed as the future of what was once known as dubstep – to the main room power of local boy done good Dan Pearce aka Eats Everything who has shot to fame in the last 12 months with a string of heavyweight singles that have lit up the globe with support from everyone from Pete Tong to Seth Troxler and Jamie Jones. Livity Sound – Bristol legend Peverelist’s brand new imprint brings its live show to the event with the super group of Peverelist, Kowton and Asusu – they will be playing one of their only gigs outside Fabric and Boiler Room

Last up but by no means least Outboxx will be getting the crowds dancing with their sophisticated take on house music.

LIVITY SOUND

EATS EVERYTHING :

YOUNG ECHO COLLECTIVE FT KAHN, VESSEL, JABU, EL KID ISHAN SOUND

OUTBOXX

Tickets £5 in advance: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?387093

Friday 17^th August – Futureboogie Recordings Presents

Musical powerhouse Futureboogie is delighted to announce a fabulous line–up for the Friday night, starting with New York legend Eric Duncan’s first Bristol appearance. Originally one half of the uber hip Rub N Tug, Eric has branched out and has been enjoying massive success with partner Olivier. His Dr Dunks guise has also been causing a stir and his gig list reads like a dream for any discerning disco fan, described by the legend DJ Harvey as “the best editor on the planet right now”.

Couple that with local heroes Christophe and Lukas plus rising stars Behling & Simpson who are still riding high in many top 10’s with their Work That Body EP and revellers can expect one exciting party. Futureboogie’s 10^th Birthday sold out nearly 7 weeks in advance so party goers are advised to book tickets fast.

ERIC DUNCAN

BEHLING & SIMPSON

CHRISTOPHE & LUKAS

FUTUREBOOGIE DJ’S

Tickets £5 In advance: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?387097

Saturday 18^th August – Bristol Soundclash

A selection of Bristol’s finest from the past, the present and the future playing a mixture of soul, boogie, rare groove, house and classics. Smith and Mighty have been producing since the 1980’s, working with other local legends including Massive Attack when Trip Hop first made its break onto the Bristol music scene. Flying the disco flag for boogie lovers is Laminate Radio, a collaboration between Blue Fontaine and Gus Pirelli, along with drum and bass legend DJ Krust. If that’s not enough, this packed night will also feature locals Boca 45 and Feel The Real.

SMITH & MIGHTY

DJ KRUST

LAMINATE RADIO

BOCA 45

FEEL THE REAL

Tickets £5 in advance: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?387100

See No Evil is organised with the support of the London 2012 Festival, Arts Council England, Bristol City Council and The University of Bristol.