SUEP live at Alphabet

SUEP, the London-based indie group, is scheduled to perform at Alphabet on 17 April 2026. The band, which includes Georgie Stott—known for her work with Porridge Radio and Garden Centre—alongside Josh Harvey, George Nicholls, Will William Deacon, and Louis Forster, brings a theatrical approach to their pop music. The performance will take place at 11 Dyke Road, Brighton, starting at 19:00 and concluding around 21:30. The group has previously performed at events such as The Great Escape, and their music has been noted for its focus on narrative-driven songwriting.

The group’s output is centred around their debut album, Shop. This collection of six tracks was recorded in a converted youth centre, the Red Lion Boys Club, which served as an improvised studio. The album features songs like 'Domesticated Dream', which has been described as a psychedelic track, and 'Misery', a song that addresses themes of loss through a pop structure. Their background involves a decade of playing in various settings, including farms and garages, which has influenced the development of their current sound. The band members have also been involved in other projects, such as The GN Band and Joanna Gruesome, which informs the collaborative nature of their current work.

Regarding the logistics for the evening, the event is restricted to those aged 18 and over. Tickets are currently available, with prices ranging from £12.50 to £14.50 depending on the platform. The venue, Alphabet, is a Grade II listed building dating back to the 1860s. Visitors should be aware that access to the concert space involves two large staircases, which is a factor to consider regarding accessibility. The show offers an opportunity to see the band perform their material live in a setting that reflects the history of the building. For those planning to attend, the venue is situated in a central part of Brighton, making it accessible for those familiar with the local area.