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Headfirst Bristol

This is Headfirst Bristol, a Bristol gig guide with its own ticket shop for live music, club nights and warehouse events. It works with local promoters, and says its profits go to local causes.

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Headfirst Bristol: what to know before you buy

The story

Headfirst describes itself as a local Bristol business run on a not-for-profit ethos. It began as a what's-on guide and now sells tickets too, working directly with the city's promoters. After paying staff, it says its profits are donated to local causes.

The listings

The events calendar covers gigs, club nights and warehouse parties, and runs well into the future as well as covering last-minute plans for tonight or the weekend. Headfirst puts the focus on Bristol's smaller live music venues, and it has a guide to the city's venues if you want to pick a place before you pick a night. It suits anyone who likes live music in smaller rooms and would rather buy from one local guide than hunt across separate promoter sites.

Buying tickets

Headfirst sells tickets as an agent for the event supplier, so the promoter or venue is the one responsible for the event itself. Read the event page before you pay. The total at checkout is made up of the ticket, a booking fee and sometimes a venue contribution or optional donation.

Refunds

Under the customer terms, bookings are non-refundable, and booking fees and extra charges aren't returned. A refund request generally goes to the event supplier. Where a sold-out event has Reissue switched on, you can offer your ticket back through your account and the face value is refunded when it resells.

Gift vouchers

Headfirst sells gift vouchers that can be spent on tickets for events sold through the site. The voucher is emailed to the recipient, and you enter the code at checkout. Check the expiry on yours, and keep the code private as anyone holding it can use it.

Saving

Any live code is listed on this page: copy it and enter it at checkout. Check the total before you pay, as booking fees are added on top.

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Questions about Headfirst Bristol

Are there any Headfirst Bristol discount codes?

We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.

Can I get a refund on a Headfirst Bristol ticket?

Bookings are non-refundable under the customer terms, and booking fees aren't returned. If you need a refund, contact the event supplier, and Headfirst can put you in touch.

What is Reissue on Headfirst Bristol?

Reissue is a resale route for some sold-out events. Your ticket is cancelled and the face value refunded, and a replacement is sold as a new sale. You can't choose who buys it.

Does Headfirst Bristol sell gift vouchers?

Yes. Vouchers can be spent on tickets for events sold through Headfirst, and they are emailed to the recipient. Check the expiry date on yours.

Who runs the events listed on Headfirst Bristol?

Local promoters and venues. Headfirst sells tickets as their agent, so the supplier is responsible for the event itself.

Is there a booking fee on Headfirst Bristol tickets?

Yes. The checkout total includes the ticket price and a booking fee, and sometimes a venue contribution or optional donation.

Who handles my order?

You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.

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