Mutations Festival Brighton And Hove Tickets - Various Brighton Venues

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Jane Weaver

8 concerts

Jane Weaver, UK indie pop icon, crafts lush, avant-garde music with motorik drums, synths, and exotic fuzz. Collaborated with John Parish, known for "Flock" and praised by The Guardian.

Willie J Healey

2 concerts

Willie J Healey, known for his Neil Young-meets-The Beatles-meets Elvis Costello style, gained acclaim with 'Twin Heavy'. Loved by Alex Turner, Joe Talbot, Jamie T, and Florence Welch.

October Drift

7 concerts

Born from relentless touring and acclaimed debut 'Forever Whatever,' October Drift rocks with heavy, pop-tinged sounds. Known for powerful, praised albums and electrifying performances at Glastonbury and with Editors. Their music unites fans with visceral energy and sharp songwriting.

Warmduscher

8 concerts

Warmduscher, formed from Fat White Family & Paranoid London members, remixes classic genres into unique, acclaimed chaos, celebrated for their mischievous yet extraordinary music style.

Cardinals

4 concerts

Irish band Cardinals, born in a coastal town, blends shoegaze, folk, and rock with 60s pop elements. Known for a unique gothic style and narrative warmth, aiming to resonate deeply with listeners.

Hamish Hawk

6 concerts

Edinburgh's Hamish Hawk is known for literate, heartfelt songs blending wit and beauty, akin to Jarvis Cocker and Scott Walker. "Heavy Elevator" showcased his filmic style and rich baritone.

Lime Garden

1 concert

Brighton's Lime Garden, an indie-electro band known for their debut album "One More Thing," features Chloe Howard, Leila Deeley, Tippi Morgan & Annabel Whittle. Acclaimed by 6 Music, NME, and The Independent.

Lambrini Girls

42 concerts

Brighton's Lambrini Girls, a trio featuring Phoebe, Lilly, and Banksy, blend punk with activist zeal. Known for energetic performances and striking social commentary.

KEG

2 concerts

Born in Memphis, Seven fuses pop and soul, known for hits "Mystic Rhythm" and "Eighth Beat." Collaborated with John Legend; won 3 Grammy Awards for innovative style.

Snapped Ankles

22 concerts

Emerging from East London, Snapped Ankles blend post-punk with primal rhythms and white noise. Known for performances in unusual venues and using homemade synths, they bring a unique electrified forest energy.

Mercury Rev

18 concerts

Mercury Rev, formed at SUNY Buffalo, evolved from avant-pop to psych-pop, gaining fame with 1998's "Deserter's Songs". Known for blending Americana with intimate songwriting, they achieved critical and commercial success in the UK.

STRFKR

17 concerts

Founded by Joshua Hodges, STRFKR evolved into a vibrant band with members Keil Corcoran, Shawn Glassford, and Arian Jalali. Known for dance-worthy, thoughtful music, they've successfully hit Billboard charts with albums like Reptilians and Miracle Mile. Their work also features extensively in films and TV.

Good Looks

2 concerts

Austin's Good Looks blend cathartic rock with generous lyrics in hits like "Bummer Year." Known for their intense live shows and resilience after guitarist Jake Ames' tragic accident.

Enola Gay

1 concert

Belfast-based Enola Gay merges noise-punk with hip-hop-inspired vocals and techno influences. Lauded by Iggy Pop & Jehnny Beth, they've played SXSW and Chicago Riot Fest. Known for high-energy shows and groundbreaking style.

SPRINTS

5 concerts

Dublin's SPRINTS, formed in 2019, meld garage-punk with catharsis in their debut album 'Letter To Self'. Gained fame with early hits like ‘Kissing Practice’, known for intense live shows across Europe and SXSW, praised by NME, Stereogum. Signed to City Slang.