
Austrian alt punk metallers Burnswell perform live at Pipeline in Brighton with support from local bands.
On 24th April 2026, the Pipeline in Brighton will host a live performance by the Austrian band Burnswell. Hailing from Vienna, the group operates within the Dark Hard Rock and Alternative Punk Metal genres. Their sound is characterised by a combination of versatile vocals, hard-hitting guitar riffs, groovy bass lines, and drums. Those familiar with the band’s style might recognise the comparison often drawn to a mix of female Danzig and Alice Cooper. The band has released material such as the album POPULUTION, which provides a clearer picture of their musical direction and the specific themes they explore. It is a chance to see how their studio work translates to a live environment.
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The evening is being coordinated by An Alternative Gathering in partnership with Indigo Bravo. Alongside the main act, the bill includes three local bands that represent a variety of styles. Idlewood will bring their alt-rock sound to the stage, while Lamiia is set to perform their Occult Doom Metal. The lineup is completed by Shallow Honey, who contribute an Alt-Rock and Dirty Pop influence to the night. This mix of genres reflects the collaborative effort behind the event’s curation, bringing together different facets of the alternative music scene under one roof.
The Pipeline venue remains a regular spot for these types of shows in Brighton, providing a space for both touring and local artists. For those planning to attend, the event serves as an opportunity to see both international and local acts in a single setting. The combination of Burnswell’s established sound and the specific local support acts provides a look at the current landscape of the alternative scene in the city. Whether you are interested in the specific instrumentation of the headliners or the varied approaches of the supporting bands, the evening offers a structured look at these different musical projects. It is a straightforward setup for anyone looking to spend an evening exploring these particular sub-genres in a local venue.















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