Live show by Salisbury band Carsick, blending indie rock, post-punk, hip-hop and electronic elements, with support from Bureau de Change and Nothing Rhymes With Orange.
Carsick are playing Salisbury Arts Centre on Saturday 5 December, with B Bureau de Change and Nothing Rhymes With Orange supporting. It's a local band returning to their home city, and they're bringing two other acts along for the night.
If you've not come across them, Carsick formed in late 2021 over pints in a small Salisbury pub. The band is Joe Richardson, Jack Richardson, Tom Armstrong and Jack Hardiman, and their sound pulls from indie rock, post-punk, hip-hop and electronic elements. The songs they write look at the trials of young adulthood and the drinking culture that dominates their demographic, and their live shows have a reputation for being energetic and unpredictable.
They've built a following that goes beyond the local scene, touring across the UK and Europe, and their fans have included Iggy Pop, Simon Le Bon and Steve Lamacq. This date brings them back to the Arts Centre on Bedwin Street, with B Bureau de Change and Nothing Rhymes With Orange opening the bill.
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The night starts at 6:30 PM at Salisbury Arts Centre, Bedwin St, Salisbury.
