Sings we've done

1532 is Bristol Grammar School's fabulous theatre space. It opened in September 2016, providing state-of-the-art facilities for music, dance and drama for Bristol Grammar School and Bristol as a whole. (Since you asked, 1532 is the year BGS was established.) Kettle of Fish love inviting special guests to join us in our shows, and this stage allows us to expand our show even more than usual. Stretching the boundaries of a cappella, our 1532 shows "Instrumental" and "Upscaled" included instrumentalists and video projections as well as guest singers.

Small but perfectly formed. But enough about Neil. The Alma Tavern Theatre is an intimate space with seating for 50. It's the sort of place where the Fish have to play for two nights to fit everyone in, and even then, the box office tends to run a waiting list. We love the intimate nature of the Alma, where our shows have included the "Kettle Of Fish World Tour", "Up Close and Personal", and "School Of Fish".

A gem of a church in a Northern suburb of Bristol, where we've become the regular support act for Bristol Show Choir's Christmas concerts.

St Michael and All Angels Church (now the Horfield Baptist Church) in Gloucester Road, Bishopston, was the venue for our last performance before the world was struck by a global pandemic. Our lovely friends, the Gasmen, opened the show, and Dave arranged a couple of songs especially for the occasion, for us all to sing together.

One of the most stunningly beautiful venues right in the heart of Bristol. Beautiful acoustics, and a great bar in the crypt. We've performed here with our German friends, Ensemble Spiritelli, and we'll definitely be back!

It is a privilege to sing in this beautiful church in the centre of Bristol - a peaceful haven in the middle of the bustle of traffic. We performed here with the big and beautiful Gert Lush choir.

Our one and only venture out to Chippenham, and a delightful evening supporting the Swindon and Chippenham Show Choir in this fabulous theatre, right next door to Waitrose.

Ever ones for excitement and adventure, we first ventured south of the river in 2017 and played the Southbank Club in Bedminster. A slightly more intimate a venue than the Folk House, we've played there several times to a packed houses, including many a KoF virgin. Always a pleasure.

We were thrilled to be asked to perform at a fundraiser for Bristol Hospitality Network and Aid Box Community, 2 local charities providing much need assistance to asylum seekers and refugees.

We've done four and a half shows at The Folk House. It's a great place to sing in, and the Folk there are so welcoming. And we get a proper stage and lights and everything. It's usually a sellout, which is nice. And each show features a slightly different twist. In "We Are Family", several of the Fish Offspring were featured soloists, and other guests have included Ali Orbaum, Elaine Wilson, Kerry Elkins, Jess Broderick, Dee Jarlett, Laura Pearson singing songs arranged specially for them by Dave.

This is one of the most beautiful places in Bristol to sing. We've done it a couple of times now but never as a six piece. Guess whose missing from the picture.

We are proud to be associated with the North Bristol Artists. For the last few years we have had the pleasure of singing at several venues during their annual Arts Trail. We've loved singing in Maite's kitchen, at St Bart's Church Hall when it was in St Andrews Park, at St Michael and All Angels, at Horfield Baptist Church and at Room 212. Thanks, North Bristol Artists, for letting us sing. We hope we didn't distract the customers from buying art.