Who Ate All The Crayons

Who Ate All The Crayons are playing The Pipeline on Thursday 8 October, with the set starting at 19:30. They're the main draw of the night, and there'll be an opener to warm things up, though that name is still to be announced.

If you're not familiar with them, the band works with soaring melodies and heartfelt lyrics, and they describe their live show as energetic. They draw from a few different places at once, blending indie rock, folk-rock and alternative influences into what they call an anthemic discography. It's a sound that sits somewhere between the guitar-driven side of indie and the more acoustic-leaning side of folk, and they lean into both throughout a set.

They've been open about where they get their inspiration, too. They cite Kings Of Leon and Mumford & Sons as two of their main touchstones, and you can hear those references in the way they build their songs — the indie rock side pulling from the former and the folk-rock from the latter. It's that mix of the two that gives them their particular sound, and it's what they'll be bringing to the stage on the night.

The Pipeline is at 6 Little East Street, BN1 1HT, and the show kicks off at 19:30. A standard ticket is £8.00, which is a guide price and subject to change, so it's worth checking before you head down.