A Different Kitchen, a psychedelic project seemingly fuelled by grief, loss and a general distaste of modern society.
About Moonlight Academy, Castlecombe Drive, The Darwins, A Different Kitchen
A Different Kitchen, a psychedelic project seemingly fuelled by grief, loss and a general distaste of modern society. Emerging from Norfolk’s quiet back country, the trio began making noise - where alt-indie meets post-punk. With band members now spread from London to Sheffield, the group have migrated their sound throughout the UK; with their latest single, I'm Fine I'm Fine, featured by Tom Robinson on BBC Radio 6 Music and Christian Carlisle on BBC Introducing in Sheffield.
LINEUP
- MOONLIGHT ACADEMY
Supported by:
- CASTLECOMBE DRIVE
- THE DARWINS
- A DIFFERENT KITCHEN
MOONLIGHT ACADEMY
Introducing Moonlight Academy, an electrifying young alternative rock band hailing from the streets of London. This young band draw inspiration from the raw energy of Inhaler, the anthemic soundscapes of Kings of Leon, and the gritty charisma of The Amazons into their own unique universe of sound. With infectious melodies, powerful lyrics, and explosive performances, Moonlight Academy capture the essence of young adulthood, touching on its challenges, triumphs, and everything in between. Get ready to immerse yourself in their sonic journey and witness the future of alternative rock.
THE DARWINS
Straight out of the beating heart of London’s music scene emerges The Darwins, a five-piece indie rock juggernaut ready to shake up your world. With their debut single, “Tomorrow’s Problem” already setting the streets ablaze, The Darwins are delivering a sound that’s as infectious as it is irresistible.
A DIFFERENT KITCHEN
A Different Kitchen, a psychedelic project seemingly fuelled by grief, loss and a general distaste of modern society. Emerging from Norfolk’s quiet back country, the trio began making noise - where alt-indie meets post-punk. With band members now spread from London to Sheffield, the group have migrated their sound throughout the UK; with their latest single, I'm Fine I'm Fine, featured by Tom Robinson on BBC Radio 6 Music and Christian Carlisle on BBC Introducing in Sheffield.A Different Kitchen write music for live consumption. The group creates a unique experience that leaves a long-lasting impact on their audience, through extreme dynamics, unsettling chord voicings and raw emotion. Music should always be about feeling. A Different Kitchen embrace this to bring their listeners on a journey, connecting with people through real experiences and interactions. Thoughtfully crafted lyrics and harmony gives the band an outlet to express their own vulnerabilities as individuals on stage and in the studio, creating an art piece that remains as fragile as the source from which it was conceptualised.We often feel introverted and detached from life. The Norfolk-born trio use their shows to open up and letaudiences share small moments on a personal level, something that is difficult to achieve in the fast-paced society we live in. After spending the back end of 2023 developing and refining their music in the studio, the band are ready to share a more emotive and personal group of songs throughout 2024, in an intense expression of vulnerability.
NOTES
Refunds: Tickets are for the full event and not for individual artists. If an artist cancels your tickets are still valid for the event. We cannot offer refunds.
Sat 20 July 2024 · 19:00
The Hope and Anchor, London
The Hope and Anchor, 207 Upper St, London N1 1RL, UK
18+