Concert by the pop band Welly, who channel their observations on suburban life into songs.
Welly play The Rossi Bar on Tuesday 13 October, their only Brighton date this autumn. It's a pop band that does something specific: they take the small, everyday observations of suburban life and work them into songs. That's the core of what they do — turning the ordinary stuff of living in the suburbs into something you can listen to.
If you're not familiar with them, that's a good place to start. They aren't writing about grand themes or distant places; the songs come from the things they notice around them, the kind of detail that usually goes unrecorded. It's pop music that looks at the world from a suburban perspective, and the songs are built around those observations.
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The gig is at The Rossi Bar, 8 Queens Road, BN1 3WA, in the heart of Brighton. It starts at 8:15 pm on Tuesday 13 October, and tickets start from £14.30.
