Emo-rock band Spitalfield performs live at the Patterns venue in Brighton, celebrating their album Remember Right Now (2003) in full. Supported by Jonah Matranga, Jon Walker, and Gambling With Dogs.
Spitalfield are playing Patterns on Wednesday 30 September, bringing their emo-rock to the seafront. It's a mid-week date, so if you're usually out on the weekends, this one sits right in the middle of the working week rather than the usual Friday or Saturday slot.
Patterns is at 10 Marine Parade, right on the seafront in Brighton, so it's an easy one to get to if you're coming from the city centre. The venue is BN2 1TL, and since it's on the parade, you've got the sea just a few steps away before and after the show. It's a straightforward location to find, whether you're walking down from the lanes or coming in from the station.
On the night, Spitalfield will be celebrating their album Remember Right Now (2003) and playing it in full. It's a special occasion, as the full band hasn't been to the UK since 2007. They play emo-rock, and they are bringing two American support acts: Jonah Matranga (of the bands Far, onelinedrawing, Gratitude) and Jon Walker (of Panic! at the Disco & The Young Veins), as well as a UK-based opener, Gambling With Dogs.
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Tickets are £22, and the show falls on a Wednesday, so it's a mid-week night out rather than a weekend one. With the date set for 30 September, it's a late-September gig, just as the summer crowds have thinned out and the city settles back into its autumn rhythm. Patterns is at 10 Marine Parade, BN2 1TL.
