Mutations Festival Brighton And Hove Tickets - Various Brighton Venues

VLURE

2 concerts

Glasgow's VLURE combines rave, punk, and trance with brooding synths and punk poetry. Known for their energetic style and roots in Glasgow's vibrant music scene.

Cardinals

5 concerts

Cork's Cardinals offer a gritty rock landscape blending Irish trad folk, shoegaze, and punk. Known for their gothic EP, they fuse nostalgic rock with poetic narratives.

BC Camplight

9 concerts

BC Camplight, born Brian Christinzio, is known for his virtuoso songwriting and piano skills. His albums, like "A Sober Conversation," showcase his compelling backstories, intricate melodies, and tragic-comedic themes. His 2023 album, "The Last Rotation Of Earth," was a critical success, featuring top-40 acclaim and praised as a "masterpiece" by the Sunday Times. His powerful live performances include shows at London's Shepherd’s Bush Empire and Manchester’s Albert Hall.

Hamish Hawk

4 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.

Lambrini Girls

27 concerts

Brighton's Lambrini Girls, featuring Phoebe, Lilly, and Banksy, blend punk flair. Their debut, "Who Let The Dogs Out," is out now. Known for vibrant, high-energy shows.

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.

Heartworms

4 concerts

Jojo Orme, aka Heartworms, captivates with her agit-pop style in Glutton For Punishment, a debut album full of raw emotion. Her acclaimed EP, A Comforting Notion, secured praise from The Sunday Times and more, with singles playlisted on BBC Radio 6 Music.

The New Eves

2 concerts

The New Eves, featuring Ella (drums, flute, vocals), Nina (cello, guitar, vocals), Kate (bass), and Violet (violin, guitar, vocals), blend organic joyful chaos with theatrical Gregorian chants and textural music.

Really Good Time

2 concerts

Really Good Time is a dynamic band from Dublin, blending sounds of U2, Pixies, and LCD Soundsystem. Known for their loud, fast, and melodic music, they aim for ecstatic live performances. They supported Franz Ferdinand and released their praised debut EP, earning comparisons to QOTSA. Known for energetic shows, they've played UK festivals and gigs with The Scratch and The Murder Capital.

Floodlights

5 concerts

Floodlights, an Australian indie rock band, gained global attention with 2019's EP Backyard and 2020's album From a View. Their 2023 album, Painting of My Time, was a finalist for the Australian Music Prize and praised by NME, The Guardian, and more. Known for dynamic live shows, they've toured globally, played major festivals, and supported acts like The Killers and black midi. The band includes Louis Parsons, Ashlee Kehoe, Archie Shannon, Joe Draffen, and Sarah Hellyer.

STRFKR

12 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

1 concert

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.

Warmduscher

5 concerts

London-based Warmduscher, known for chaos and experimentation, embrace gqom, hip-hop, jazz, punk-funk, and disco on their new album, "Too Cold To Hold," creating a fresh, bold sound.

KNEECAP

35 concerts

Kneecap, from West Belfast, blend Irish punk rap with satirical, high-energy performances. Celebrated by major media, they challenge norms and inspire cultural revival.

Snapped Ankles

1 concert

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

3 concerts

Mercury Rev, formed in late '80s New York, blend psych-pop, shoegaze, and Americana. Known for 1998's "Deserter's Songs," they collaborated with Levon Helm and Garth Hudson. Their style evolved from avant-pop to experimental roots sounds, leading to hits like "The Dark Is Rising." Noteworthy works include "See You on the Other Side" and "Snowflake Midnight." They partnered with Lucinda Williams and Norah Jones on The Delta Sweete Revisited, showcasing an enduring and versatile sonic journey.

Enola Gay

1 concert

Belfast’s Enola is a fierce Irish noise punk band blending hip-hop vocals with harsh guitars and electronica. Known for hits like *Gransha* and *Casement*, they've toured Europe extensively, played Riot Fest alongside Death Grips and The Cure, and earned critical acclaim including The Quietus’ top 50 releases.

SPRINTS

5 concerts

Dublin rock band SPRINTS blend urgent, compassionate songwriting with raw riffs. Known for their debut album *Letter To Self*, they’ve earned RTE nods and opened for IDLES and Pixies.

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

2 concerts

October Drift, known for their powerful songs from "Blame The Young," have released two acclaimed albums and enjoyed radio hits in the UK, Europe, and the US. They’ve played Glastonbury, Reading, and Leeds, earning a passionate live following with sold-out shows and support from top outlets like The Observer and Rolling Stone.