Graham Coxon

On 25 November 2026 at Electric Bristol, Graham Coxon steps out solo for a set that tracks the lines he’s drawn since the 90s. First known as Blur’s guitarist and singer with a taste for jagged alt-rock and britpop left turns, he’s also built a singular solo path where lo-fi urgency meets folk-tinged detours. From The Sky Is Too High and The Golden D to Happiness in Magazines, Love Travels at Illegal Speeds, The Spinning Top and A+E, Coxon often records as a one-man band, stacking guitars, drums and melodies with a sharp sense of detail.

On stage, he shifts easily from tight, wiry riffs and scrappy noise bursts to quieter songs built on fingerpicked patterns and an intimate vocal tone. His recent work for the screen, including the score to The End of the F***ing World, and his duo project The Waeve with Rose Elinor Dougall, add new colours that surface live without showiness. Special guests join in Bristol, but the night stays centered on Coxon’s writing and guitar lines, moving between hooks and experiment with a lean, restless energy.