Evening: Blackout Problems *SOLD OUT*

The alt-rock scene in Brighton is getting a visit from Munich's own Blackout Problems next month, and it’s shaping up to be a special occasion for long-time fans. The four-piece band is heading to The Green Door Store on Saturday, February 7th, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut album, HOLY. This isn't just a standard gig; they are marking the milestone by playing the record live in its entirety—something they haven't done since 2016. The band is actually performing two shows that day—a matinee and an evening slot—but the focus for many is the later performance, officially titled Evening: Blackout Problems.

If you were hoping to catch the evening performance, you might already know that tickets are SOLD OUT. The demand for this anniversary show was clearly high, reflecting the enthusiasm for seeing the HOLY album performed in full. For those who secured their spot, the doors at The Green Door Store are scheduled to open at 7:00 PM, with Blackout Problems expected to take the stage an hour later, around 8:00 PM. It’s important to remember that this is an 18+ event, a standard restriction for the venue, and the original ticket price was set at £14.00.

The Green Door Store is a fittingly intimate spot for such a dedicated anniversary performance. Located right beneath the station arches—specifically Units 2, 3 & 4 Trafalgar Arches, Lower Goods Yard, BN1 4FQ—it’s a central location that usually guarantees a tight, energetic atmosphere. The venue’s capacity, which is generally cited between 150 and 300 people, certainly explains why the tickets vanished so quickly for this special celebration of the band's early work. Given the rarity of hearing HOLY played live again after all these years, it promises to be a memorable night for those who managed to get in.