Toxic Melon: A Radioactive Lemon Network Event
Toxic Melon: A Radioactive Lemon Network Event at The Thunderbolt, Bristol
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Toxic Melon: A Radioactive Lemon Network Event £5.00
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About the show
Do you want to discover insane new music?
The melon provides!
It's our mission to serve you the best weird and wonderful experimental rock music that the UK underground has to offer.
If you crave boundary-pushing music…
If you live for discovering innovative artists…
If you prefer your rock unpredictable, theatrical and slightly unhinged…
Toxic Melon is your night!
Featuring the bewildering sounds of:
SHOUN SHOUN
https://shounshoun.bandcamp.com/music
Z MACHINE
https://zmachine.bandcamp.com/music
ZENDEN GREENPURP
https://zendengreenpurp.bandcamp.com/album/quadrillionth
VENICE TREACLE
https://venicetreacle.bandcamp.com/track/bad-aji
Toxic Melon is an event run by the Radioactive Lemon Network. Toxic Melon brings you the same levels of zest, spice, and sensory overload as Reading's acclaimed Radioactive Lemon Festival... but in Bristol!
Entry Requirements: 16+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
Featuring - Shoun Shoun
Shoun Shoun is Annette Berlin's new band, channeling the spirit of Marlene Dietrich and Siouxie Sioux, Shoun Shoun mixes quirky dissonance and drones with interchanging sweet and strong, in-your-face vocals. A truly unique band.
Z Machine
Z Machine are a Welsh five-piece fusion/prog rock band dedicated to blending the fluid improvisation of jazz-fusion with the heavy, driving elements of progressive rock.
Following a busy 2025 season sharing stages with the likes of Hawkwind, Dirty Sound Magnet, A Formal Horse, and The Utopia Strong, the band made waves across the UK festival circuit. Appearances include HRH Prog, A New Day Festival, Nene Valley Rock Festival, and a landmark set at Bloodstock Open Air, featuring the world’s first jazz-fusion wall of death. Currently, Z Machine is preparing to return to the studio to record their second album, following the success of their debut release, Merging Worlds.