The Marble Factory, Motion's awesome EDM venue in Bristol

The Marble Factory is an edgy dance and live band venue in Bristol. It can hold up to 1,600 people and has become one of the most nationally popular nightclubs in the city, It has played host to some of the leading underground electronic music artists, with a consistent emphasis on the avant-garde side of things, and fans have always been able to find something interesting and unusual at the venue. Check out the listings for yourself - you can buy or sell The Marble Factory tickets right here on StubHub today.

International EDM artists mix with local electronic heroes

The Marble Factory opened in 2018, the result of a takeover and revamp by the glittering gem of Bristol's nightclub scene, Motion, thus becoming the third warehouse-sized venue in the group. It opened to great fanfare, of course, given that Motion had been named among the top 20 of the Top 100 Clubs poll held by DJ Mag in the same year. No less an act than The Chemical Brothers performed at its launch, and in its first few months, the club hosted acts like Groove Armada, Floating Points, the stage name of English electronic artist Sam Shepherd, and Detroit rapper Kenny Dixon Jr., also known as Moodymann. It has continued to offer a very diverse line-up of artists, a mixture of spectaculars from well-known international and British EDM artists and showcases of local up-and-comers from all corners of the country. It has a wonderful 360-degree mezzanine floor, and has retained many architectural features of its original design as a Victorian warehouse, which have been enhanced with ultra-modern stainless steel amphitheatre fittings. You can check it out for yourself when you're in Bristol and in the mood for some banging EDM - get The Marble Factory tickets here.

Firm roots in the local Bristol music scene

The Marble Factory claims to be proudly rooted in the Bristol local music scene, and it has lived up to this many times over with nights devoted to local MCs, DJs and EDM outfits. The vibe is always upbeat and energetic, with more laid back areas provided in a maze-like layout for when you want to take a break from the dance floor and cool off for while. On any given night over the past few years, dance music fans have been treated to live performances as well as themed party nights. The live menu has included a diverse range of artists, such as American-Puerto Rican rapper Princess Nokia and London experimental rock band Black Midi. Full-blown live bands have regularly been featured too, including big reggae and dub artists like Rudimental and Friends. Sound good to you? You can get The Marble Factory tickets on StubHub right now.