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O2 Institute Birmingham

Experience the enduring power of New Model Army as they bring their intense performance to Birmingham. Known for their anthems like "51st State" and albums such as "Thunder and Consolation", New Model Army has captivated audiences for decades. Justin Sullivan, the band's frontman, continues to be a compelling figure in the alternative rock scene. The O2 Institute Birmingham, a renowned venue with a rich history, stands in a city celebrated for its musical heritage, from Black Sabbath to Duran Duran. The venue, with a capacity of over 2,500, provides an ideal setting to witness New Model Army’s blend of post-punk and alternative rock, promising an unforgettable night of music.

Wedgewood Rooms

Night Currents Festival electrifies Portsmouth, GB, this October at the Wedgewood Rooms. This popular venue, known for hosting intimate gigs and supporting emerging talent, offers a capacity of around 300. Portsmouth, a vibrant port city steeped in maritime history, provides a fitting backdrop for the festival's sonic explorations. Expect an unforgettable night of music. User reviews from past events rave about the venue's acoustics and atmosphere.

Chalk, Brighton

THEATRE OF HATE are set to ignite Chalk, Brighton, a venue known for its intimate atmosphere and cutting-edge sound. Chalk, located in the vibrant city of Brighton, offers a capacity that ensures an up-close and personal experience. Brighton, famed for its alternative scene, provides the perfect backdrop for Theatre of Hate's intense performance. Formed in 1980, Theatre of Hate quickly became known for their raw energy and socio-political lyrics, with hits like 'Do You Believe In The Westworld'. Kirk Brandon leads the band, known for his distinctive vocals and songwriting. Known for blending punk ethos with a saxophone-driven sound, their performances are unforgettable. Expect a night of powerful music and intense emotions, echoing their historical impact on the alternative rock scene. October will be an experience.

Electric Ballroom

Opus Kink storms into London's iconic Electric Ballroom this November, promising a night of their signature chaotic energy. Known for their blistering performances and blending of rock, jazz, and punk influences, Opus Kink has captivated audiences with tracks like 'I Love You, Baby' and their distinctive sound. The Electric Ballroom, a Camden institution with a rich history of hosting legendary acts, provides the perfect backdrop for their unpredictable stage presence. Camden itself, a vibrant hub for music and culture, adds to the anticipation. Get ready for an unforgettable experience as Opus Kink unleashes their musical mayhem.