An evening of rock music with alt, grunge, psychedelic, garage, mod and classic rock, headlined by Brighton's Bela Fool.
Bela Fool are playing The Pipeline on Saturday 27 February, with the night billed as an evening of all things rock. They're sharing the bill with The Decadent Dayze, Neepo Babies and Psycho Jenny, so it's a four-band run rather than a single act. The whole thing kicks off at 19:15.
Bela Fool are Brighton's own chaotic rock act: raw, gritty, with soaring guitars and a sound that draws on everything the 90s produced. They've been playing their own blend of psych-tinged garage rock for over a decade, mixing alternative, grunge, psychedelic, garage, mod and classic rock with punk and Britpop. They cite Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, The Clash and Toy Dolls as influences, and the set follows that same broad reach.
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The night is presented as an evening of rock, and the pairing with Undereel — the dark atmospheric project of Spanish singer-songwriter and guitarist MaryMBenny — was presented as a release show. Tickets are £9.40, which includes the booking fee, and the venue is The Pipeline, 6 Little East Street, BN1 1HT. Doors are at 19:15.
