01UpcomingSoundclash at the Works
Green Works / Bristol
INDEPENDENT SOUND / BRISTOL, UKTURN UP. TUNE IN.
Brute Force Audio
BUILT FOR
BASSWEIGHT
Heavy sessions. Good people.
A Bristol soundsystem with no half measures.
THE BRUTE FORCE SOUNDSYSTEM
ROOTED IN SOUND SYSTEM CULTUREMeet the rig
INDEPENDENT SOUND✳BRISTOL ROOTS✳HEAVY SESSIONS✳PROPER BASSWEIGHT
01 / IN THE DIARY
NEXT UP
01Upcoming
02UpcomingIf You're Rave Enough!
Black Swan / Bristol
2026 / MONTH BY MONTH
KEEPING THE
SYSTEM MOVING.
An event every month from January to October 2026.
Pop-ups, takeovers and crews linking up. The sound keeps going.
01 / 26January1 session in the archive02 / 26February1 session in the archive03 / 26March1 session in the archive04 / 26April1 session in the archive05 / 26May1 session in the archive06 / 26June1 session in the archive07 / 26July1 session in the archive08 / 26August2 sessions in the archive09 / 26September2 sessions in the archive10 / 26October2 sessions in the archive11 / 26November2 upcoming12 / 26December1 upcoming
Original dates, locations, photography and footage, all kept with the session.
02 / THROUGH THE LENS
FACES. PLACES.
BASSLINES.
Real moments from the dance. Colour photography and footage from @brute.force.audio.
04 / INDEPENDENT PRESSURE
FROM BRISTOL.
FOR THE DANCE.
Brute Force Audio is built for bassweight. We are an independent Bristol soundsystem, bringing the rig, the crew and a love of heavy sound to free party pop-ups, outdoor sessions and nights with other crews. This is where you can find the next event, look back through the archive and see the system in action.
The diary brings together the different sides of our sound. Roots and dub sit alongside harder rave sessions, with each event page explaining the music, venue and lineup for that particular dance. A soundclash and a multi-stage rave are different nights; check the individual listing to find the session that suits you.
Our 2026 archive documents a session every month from January to September. It includes full-rig outings, park sessions, UKTEK, riverside gatherings and crew takeovers, with original artwork, colour photography and footage where available. Those records tell the story of a system that keeps moving. Explore the previous events to follow that story month by month.
The photographs belong with the sessions they came from. Alongside crowd moments, the gallery shows the speakers, lighting and crews behind the dance. Open a photograph or clip to see its credit and event recap, then use its own page when you want to share a particular moment.
BEFORE THE SESSION
Where do I find the next Brute Force event?
Start with upcoming events. Each listing has its date, location, confirmed times, music and event links. The bio links page keeps the next sessions together in a shorter format that is easy to open from Instagram, Facebook or YouTube. Follow the official socials for new announcements.
Where do I get tickets and entry information?
Use the ticket links on the event page to reach the named provider, including Headfirst or Skiddle where listed. Read that event’s age and ID requirements before travelling. Ticket availability and entry arrangements vary between sessions, so the individual listing and provider are the places to check the details.
Can I share photos and footage from a session?
Yes. Visit photography and footage, filter by session and open a moment in the embedded viewer. Photographs have a download option for a colour version with the Brute Force logo in the bottom-right corner. Keep the photographer’s credit with your post and use the direct page link when sharing a clip.
How do I enquire about equipment hire?
The equipment hire page shows the current sound and lighting inventory. Message @brute.force.audio on Instagram with your date, venue and the equipment you need. The crew will discuss prices and availability with you there. For wider event bookings or soundsystem enquiries, email [email protected].
How can I follow the crew between events?
Our socials page brings together the official Instagram, YouTube and Facebook profiles. Instagram carries announcements and highlight collections; the website keeps the event diary, photography and hire details together. Save the bio page for the next session or return to the archive for recaps from previous dances.