To The Moon is a renowned nightclub situated in the heart of Bristol, United Kingdom, well known within the city’s vibrant nightlife scene. Established in 2017, this intimate venue originally opened its doors as a neighborhood cocktail bar with eclectic décor and a strong inclusive ethos, quickly becoming a local favorite for its laid-back atmosphere and community-focused ethos. Over time, To The Moon evolved organically into a significant nightlife destination, especially noted for its late-night sets and after-hours events.

From its early days, the space has always fostered a sense of welcome and belonging, frequently hosting pop-up events and providing a platform for emerging Bristol talent. Its reputation for friendliness and innovation helped it to stand out in a crowded city renowned for musical experimentation. The venue retained its original location on Midland Road, maintaining its characteristically quirky yet cozy interior with vintage furnishings and locally curated art on the walls.

While the physical structure has expanded slightly to accommodate larger audiences and improve sound quality, To The Moon has remained true to its roots, emphasizing sustainability and accessibility. Culturally, the venue has played an important role in supporting LGBTQ+ nightlife and alternative music scenes, gaining a devoted following among artists, musicians, and creative professionals. To The Moon is also respected for its grassroots approach, frequently collaborating with local collectives, and remaining independent in the face of increasing commercial pressures within the city.

Notable artists who have performed at To The Moon include Bristol-based DJ and producer Shanti Celeste, local legend DJ Die, Berlin’s CCL, rising UK garage star Dr Banana, festival favorite Batu, and house music stalwart Danielle. Live sets from up-and-coming bands like The Allergies and Run Logan Run have further defined the club’s eclectic ethos. International appearances from artists such as Japan’s Powder and Detroit’s DJ Minx have cemented the venue’s status as a bridge between the local and global club scenes, while selectors like Ellis Dee and Bristol duo Giant Swan continue to represent the city’s innovative spirit within the club’s unique walls.