
Connor Wilkinson, performing as Passion Mango, brings his West Coast grunge/shoegaze sound to The Hope & Ruin in Brighton. 18+ event.
We’ve got a great gig coming up in Brighton that should be on your radar if you appreciate that sensitive, slightly moody West Coast sound. We’re talking about Passion Mango, the project helmed by Vancouver native Connor Wilkinson, who is set to play at The Hope & Ruin next month. Wilkinson brings a distinct Pacific Northwest feel to his music, which makes sense given his roots in Vancouver, BC. If you’re into sounds influenced by the heavier textures of grunge mixed with the atmospheric wash of shoegaze, this is likely right up your alley. Tracks like 'Again' give you a good sense of the kind of introspective, guitar-driven material he’s known for.
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For those planning to head down, the show is happening on a Saturday night, specifically March 14th. The venue is the familiar The Hope & Ruin, located at 11-12 Queens Rd, which is always a reliable spot for catching touring acts. The doors are scheduled to open at 8:00 PM, giving you plenty of time to settle in before the music starts. It’s worth noting that the event is being presented by JOY, who consistently bring interesting artists through the city.
If you’re thinking about grabbing tickets, they are priced at £15.40. Just a heads-up on the logistics: this is strictly an 18+ event, so make sure you have your ID ready if you plan on attending. It looks like a solid opportunity to catch an artist bringing a unique flavour of indie rock across the pond, offering something a bit different from the usual circuit.















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