A queer-led night of alternative, electronic and experimental pop with five artists from Athens, London, Georgia and Brighton.
Vascha, Vassiłina, Bipolia, Anman and Whytry are all playing The Pipeline on Monday 26 October, a queer-led night of alternative, electronic and experimental pop. The whole evening is presented by Vassiłina, and the five artists come from Athens, London, Georgia and Brighton, so there's a fair bit of ground covered across one bill.
As for what you'll actually hear, the night is billed as a queer-led evening of alternative, electronic and experimental pop, drawing on avant-pop, indie, electronics and pop. That's a broad enough description to cover a lot of territory, but it gives you a rough idea of where the music sits — somewhere between the pop end of indie and the more experimental side of electronic music. With five acts on the bill, the night should give you a good run of different voices rather than just one sound stretched out.
The line-up brings together artists from Athens, London, Georgia and Brighton, so it's a bit of a cross-city affair. Vassiłina is the one putting the night together, and she's one of the five performing. The other four are Vascha, Bipolia, Anman and Whytry. It's a queer-led night, and the music is described as alternative, electronic and experimental pop, drawing on avant-pop, indie, electronics and pop.
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It all goes down at The Pipeline, 6 Little E St, Brighton BN1 1HT, on Monday 26 October, starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are £8.24, and entry is restricted to over-18s.
