Mouth Culture

On Monday, 6th April 2026, Mouth Culture are scheduled to play at Dust Brighton on East Street. The Leicester-based group, consisting of Jack Voss, Mason Clifford, Jacob Keller Welsh, Chris Jesson, and Todd Groome, has been active since 2018. They’ve built a reputation within the alternative and indie-rock scene for a sound that combines intricate guitar work with melodic hooks and atmospheric synths. This particular show is part of a wider UK tour following the release of their 2023 debut album, Mishaps Of My Mid Twenties, which explored themes many of us in our late twenties and early thirties find familiar.

The event kicks off at 19:00 and is expected to finish around 22:00. For those who haven't been to Dust lately, it’s located at 77 East Street (BN1 1NF). An important practical note regarding the venue is that it currently lacks wheelchair access due to its layout on the ground floor. In terms of the lineup, the evening includes a performance by Overgrown, who will be supporting Mouth Culture throughout the night. It’s a standard setup for a weeknight gig in the city, providing a chance to see a band that has been moving up from smaller club shows to larger festival slots like Download.

Tickets for the night are priced from £17.60 and are available through platforms such as Live Nation, Eventim, and Stereoboard. The band’s trajectory has been steady since their formation by five friends in the East Midlands, and their live shows tend to reflect that long-standing chemistry. If you’re interested in the current indie-rock landscape, this date in Brighton offers a look at how their studio sound—often described as a blend of ambience and big synths—translates to a live environment. It’s one of several stops on their current tour, which also sees them visiting Cardiff, Exeter, and Oxford during this period.