At Ticketmaster, we’re excited to continue supporting Electric Group as they relaunch Electric Bristol, a venue at the heart of Bristol’s live music and nightlife scene.
Formerly known as SWX, Electric Bristol is set to offer fans even more unforgettable live music and club experiences. With major upgrades to production, including state-of-the-art sound, lighting, and stage setups, the venue will continue to bring incredible performances to Bristol.
As Electric Bristol’s exclusive ticketing partner, we help make sure fans can easily get tickets for all the exciting shows and events planned for the venue. “The rebranding of SWX to Electric Bristol is a significant moment in the venue’s history, and we’re proud to be part of this exciting new chapter,” said Tim Goom, Client Development Director of Music at Ticketmaster UK. “Electric Bristol will continue to be a landmark venue for fans in the South West, and through our partnership, we’re excited to help bring this reimagined space to even more music lovers, while connecting them to great live events.”
With a rich history of hosting memorable live events, Electric Bristol continues to evolve, providing a dynamic space for both emerging and established artists to connect with their fans. It is also set to become a central hub for dance and club nights, featuring collaborations with top promoters, labels, and brands.
CEO and co-founder of Electric Group Dominic Madden said: ‘It’s so important that music venues evolve with the times, and we are committed to putting the artist and fan, front and centre of what we do. The rebranding of SWX as Electric Bristol is a natural progression for the iconic Nelson Street building and we look forward to Mike Weller’s unique, curated approach to late night programming and continuing to host all those amazing gigs for which the building is now so famous’.
The venue’s upcoming live programming includes performances from Magdalena Bay, Waxahatchee, Nova Twins, and the Dot to Dot Festival, with an exciting programme of club events to follow in 2025.
For tickets and more information, visit electricbristol.com.
