NEON FIELDS live
Exchange · BS2
5 March 2027 – 5 March 2027
£10.00
Music
Winners of **‘Best Live Act 2026’** at the Radio Wigwam Awards, **Neon Fields** return to Bristol as part of their **2027 Album Launch Tour**.
Known for their immersive and emotionally charged live performances, Neon Fields blend cinematic soundscapes, soaring vocals, powerful alternative rock and dark electronic textures into a captivating live experience. Following a string of acclaimed headline shows, the band bring their immersive set to Exchange, showcasing music from their forthcoming album alongside fan favourites.
Whether you're discovering Neon Fields for the first time or have followed their journey from the beginning, this promises to be an intimate and unforgettable evening of live music.
**With support from Valentyne, and Louis Stone!**
**Valentyne** are a three-piece dark-pop metal band - dark romance, the soundtrack to your desire.
Since debut single “Delora” first turned heads on **BBC Radio 1** in 2023, Valentyne have moved fast - **sold-out headline shows** including a candlelit takeover of Manchester's Sacred Trinity Church, festival slots at **Leeds Festival**, **Camper Calling** and **The Neighbourhood**, a **14-date UK tour**, and **Battle of the Bands wins** at **MCFC** (2023) and **Lytham Festival** (2024).
Online, the band's gothic, cinematic world has built a fast-growing cult following - debut video “Hate Me” has drawn over **70,000 views**, “No Good” passed **20,000** in its first week alone, and “Craving” was named **Track of the Week** on BBC Introducing Manchester.
Drawing influence from artists such as Bad Omens, Sleep Token and BMTH, alongside the melodic sensibilities of Paramore and Evanescence, Valentyne balance heavy modern riffs with haunting vocals and soaring hooks.
**Louis Stone** is a UK-based alternative artist whose journey from dead-end bands to a full-time solo career has been defined by reinvention both in name and sound. Blending alternative rock with pop, his self-produced music explores themes of heartache, loss, and self-discovery. Having supported Scouting for Girls and Toploader, and performed on Glastonbury Festival's Emerging Talent stage for three consecutive years, he is set to make his mark on the UK alternative scene in 2026 with a run of seven singles, beginning with "Taste for You."
Exchange has a small ramp entrance from the street. Our bar and main event space are on the ground floor with level access throughout and we have an accessible toilet. If you need any other info on accessibility, please contact access@exchangebristol.com