RENOWNED INDIE BAND TURIN BRAKES PERFORM SONGS AND SHARE STORIES AT INTIMATE VENUE IN HOVE THIS SPRING
After an impressive 23 years together, eight studio albums and over a million records sold worldwide, Indie giants Turin Brakes are on the road again, performing a unique and intimate show at The Old Market in Hove on Thursday 9 June 2022.
Not only will the band be playing an acoustic set of their back catalog of songs spanning from their illustrious career, they will also be sharing stories and anecdotes with audience members for a one-night-only exclusive recorded discussion, hosted by The Reel Feedback Podcast. Expect a laid back, bar-style chat with a candid and honest account, looking back through the years and exposing the true experiences of the much loved band.
The very much admired indie four-piece, formed in Balham, South London in 1999, is composed of founding members and former primary school friends Olly Knights and Gale Paridjanian, plus longtime bandmates Rob Allum and Eddie Myer.
The band released their Mercury Music Prize nominated debut album ‘The Optimist’ in 2001 followed by ‘Ether Song’ in 2003, featuring the top five hit single Pain Killer (Summer Rain). Next came five subsequent albums until 2018 saw ‘Invisible Storm’ hit the airwaves, a collection of songs refracted through lyrics that embrace the personal and the universal.
Edward Kilroy of Coastal Events, said “Turin Brakes are one of the finest indie bands of the last two decades, with seven top 40 hits to their name, the music starts as it has since the beginning – with voices and guitars, and evolves outwards from there. Turin Brakes are a band that are sure of who they are and what they’ve set out to do, and know that there’s always a story left to tell… this event is a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with one of the greatest bands within the realms of Indie music.”
Tickets for Turin Brakes at The Old Market, Hove are priced from £20.50 and can be purchased on presale from Thursday 3 March, with general on sale Friday 4 March, via coastalevents.co.uk and theoldmarket.com.
