Die Twice + Fever Rouge + Slag

Die Twice Brighton

Die Twice live in Brighton at The Hope & Ruin  on 5th December!
Get tickets above, or from SeeTickets.

Formed in Exeter several years ago, and barely out of their teens, the band have already built themselves up a dedicated fan base through their ambitious sound which sets them apart from most of the UK guitar scene at the moment. Channelling everything from Jeff Buckley to Zeppelin to Math Rock, the band’s soaring alt-rock sound melds poetic lyrics with duelling guitars and a punk rock spirit that runs through every track.

Live, they are a force to be reckoned with. Already established in their hometown (having sold out the 500 capacity Phoenix), they have spent the summer bringing the kinetic live shows to the rest of the country, with a headline tour and festival appearances throughout the summer including Boardmasters, Wilderness, Rock Oyster and Sign of the Times.

The tour coincides with the release of their 5 track EP ‘A Beautiful Thing’, out on 7 November. The EP will feature the previously released singles ‘Paris’, ‘Evelyn’ and ‘The Art of Dying’ (for which the band have just released a brand-new video), as well as two brand new songs to add to their arsenal of emotionally powerful alt-rock. https://www.instagram.com/dietwice__/

+ support:

Fever Rouge: Emerging from Brighton’s vibrant alternative rock scene, Fever Rouge is creating a real buzz with their eclectic blend of indie-gaze, post-punk, funk, and alternative rock. Influenced by King Krule, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Queens of the Stone Age, and Gorillaz, the band delivers introspective lyrics, unbridled energy, and an infectious live show. Fever Rouge supported notable up coming and established acts acts like the Molotovs, Mouth Culture, Die Twice, Humane the Moon, Canned Pineapple and McFly, playing notable venues such as Exeter Phoenix, Amersham Arms, Strongroom bar and Komedia. https://www.instagram.com/fever.rouge

The venue is only accessible via a flight of stairs however they can offer access via a back door at street level to the venue if mobility is an issue or you use a wheelchair. There are 3 large steps via this route so assistance to gain access and to exit the venue would be required. We can arrange this if you contact us in advance of a show. Please bear in mind that they can only allow access in between bands due to sound issues. Two disabled toilets upstairs, both gender neutral. If you require a carer at the venue, please contact us at info@lovethyneighbourmusic.co.uk for guestlist, with evidence such as a blue badge or access card. If strobe lighting is an issue or if standing for long periods of time is an issue, please contact us in advance. They can provide chairs in the venue although if the event is very busy this will impede visibility. If you wish to make use of a chair to view a gig, we advise arriving early to secure a position. They are happy to accommodate assistance dogs.

Die Twice Brighton

Die Twice Brighton