American rock band Nevertel performs at Patterns as part of their Summer 2026 tour, presenting their new album 'Start Again' with support from Ocean Sleeper.
On Saturday, 20 June 2026, Patterns will be hosting Nevertel, a band that has been building their profile from Tampa, Florida, since they formed back in 2014. The group, consisting of vocalist Jeremy Michael, guitarist and rapper Raul Lopez, and guitarist Alec Davis, is stopping in Brighton as part of a wider European and UK headline tour. They arrive with a fair amount of history behind them, including over 60 million global streams, which gives you an idea of the reach their music has found online over the years. The show is scheduled to start at 19:00 at the 10 Marine Parade venue, a spot that many of us already know for its consistent alternative programming.
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This particular tour is centered around their latest album, Start Again. If you’re curious about what to expect sonically, their style is a fairly distinct fusion. They lean into metalcore and nu-metal but integrate hip-hop and EDM elements, which creates a layered sound typical of the modern alternative scene. It isn't just a solo outing either; they are bringing Ocean Sleeper along as the guest band for the tour. The event is being organised by Divergent Promotions and Echelon Artists, who are focusing on bringing this specific blend of heavy and electronic-influenced rock to the UK this summer.
In terms of getting hold of tickets, they’ve been on sale since 11 February 2026. You can find them through the standard channels like Ticketmaster, See Tickets, or directly via the Patterns website. The price for a standard ticket is set at £20.35, though as is often the case with live events, these prices are indicative and might vary slightly depending on where you purchase them. Given the venue’s dual nature as a club and a concert space, and the genres involved, the evening is likely to attract a crowd of young adults and those who have been following the evolution of the nu-metal and alternative rock scene. It’s a solid option for a Saturday night if you’re looking to see how these US-based bands are translating their studio sound to a live setting in the city.
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