No.51 Stokes Croft
No.51 is one of the oldest licensed venues in Bristol, set in a building dating back to the 1700s. Film noir, old school, retro and classic flicks are regularly screened here and the venue is also popular for its wood-fired oven pizza, guest DJs and cute garden.

Address: 51 Stokes Croft | Telephone: 01179 148 048 |

The Grain Barge
Overlooking the historic Brunel's ss Great Britain, The Grain Barge is a relaxed venue bursting with character and serving award-winning real ales. It's also popular for regular live music every Friday in the downstairs Hold Bar.

Address: Mardyke Wharf, Hotwells Road | Telephone: 0117 929 9347 |

Canteen
Free live music every night of the week keeps the loyal crowds entertained at this Stokes Croft favourite. The line-up is a truly eclectic mix, from jazz to hip hop to Afrobeat to flamenco guitar. Ciders are local, food is hearty and wholesome, and the outside seating area is decked in twinkling fairy lights.

Address: Hamilton House, 80 Stokes Croft | Telephone: 0117 9232017 |

Colston Hall
Colston Hall is Bristol's largest concert hall and is staging a line-up of live music events this month including Peter Andre (12 January), Ronan Keating (16 January) and The Classic Rock Show (29 January).

Address: Colston Street | Telephone: 0117 922 3686 |

Mr Wolf's
Fill up on mounds of freshly prepared noodles before dancing on tables till the small hours at this small and friendly venue with bags of personality. Music here is decidedly funky, spanning live bands and DJs, and the dress code relaxed. The fun is frequently known to go right through to 6am.

Address: 33 St Stephens Street | Telephone: 0117 9273221 |

Po Na Na
With its Moroccan theme and underground cave-like setting, Po Na Na provides an atmospheric late-night experience, with souk music, low lighting and cosy corners.

Address: 67 Queens Road, West End | Telephone: 0117 925 6225 |