Love Thy NeighbourLive Music | Artist Management | Record Label
Love Thy Neighbour
John Myrtle Brighton
John Myrtle live in Brighton at The Prince Albert on 5th February!
Get tickets until 6pm on the show day above, or from SeeTickets.
Tickets available on the door.
Stage times:
Sad Dads: 8.20pm
The Leaning: 9.10pm
John Myrtle: 10pm
John Myrtle is a Birmingham-raised London-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, who writes feel-good sun-soaked anthems. After releasing a bundle of tracks on his soundcloud in 2018, John released his debut EP Here’s John Myrtle in July 2019, followed by mini-album Myrtle Soup in 2021, all performed and produced to tape in John’s bedroom. John has supported artists such as Marina Allen and Katy J Pearson, and in 2023, embarked on a UK & European tour supporting Kate Bollinger. 2024 will see John hit the road again with a new crop of songs and will release his first studio-based album. https://johnmyrtle.bandcamp.com/
+ The Leaning: With a sound that reverberates between psych-noise and surf pop, The Leaning’s music pays homage to modern romantic songwriters and the eerie dawn of synth music. The band is led by Sam Jordan, an ex-ballet dancer, and Ez Stone, a tattoo artist – the pair met while digging a hole during a long summer of manual labour. Sam, his focus on lyrics and songs, and Ez, an emotive guitarist and arranger, began recording music at Sam’s flat, perched on the edge of Portslade Harbour.
+ SAD DADS: Sad Dads exist to take you on a journey, be that to the beach, medieval England, or on the phone to your nan. This musical master class in storytelling is born from the minds of Dan Cox and Owen Bullock. Having spent the last years of their combined lives gracing various stages around England, they have been joined by big hitters English Teacher, Welly, Atticomatic, Porchlight and many, many more. They will make you laugh, they will make you cry, they will not get off the stage until you heckle them into surrender.
No wheelchair access to the venue. Two sets of stairs up to the venue, no disabled toilets. Gendered toilets. 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. Would be possible to place a chair near the stage.
John Myrtle Brighton
John Myrtle Brighton