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Trio of synth orientated bands are playing a free entry Brighton concert

by Nick Linazasoro
Tuesday 3 Mar, 2026 at 4:37PM
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Trio of synth orientated bands are playing a free entry Brighton concert

Ashnymph (pic Ian Holman)

Today is a great day, as the sun is out, there’s the feeling that Spring is around the corner and now promoters Parallel Lines & Hidden Herd have announced a free entry concert on Thursday 19th March at The Rossi Bar on Queens Road, Brighton!

The Rossi Bar (pic Nick Linazasoro)

The bands on offer are all quality acts that we have recently reviewed live in action, these being  Ashnymph, Francis Pig, and Solid Pleasure, along with a DJ set from CLT DRP.

Here are tasters of what the bands are like…… 

Ashnymph at Concorde 2, Brighton 5.9.25 (pic Ian Holman)

808 STATE + ASHNYMPH – CONCORDE 2, BRIGHTON 5.9.25 (Martin J. Fuller)

Support this evening came from Ashnymph, an emerging electronic trio comprising Will (guitar, electronics), Jonny (drums) and Brighton based Lucy (vocals) who perfectly primed the crowd for 808 State’s headline slot. Blending ethereal synth waves, and crunchy experimental textures with gritty bass drops, their sound evoked a futuristic dreamscape, drawing influences from ambient techno and IDM with Lucy’s haunting vocals cutting across a number of their tracks.

As a relatively new band, Ashnymph showed impressive poise, their live manipulations adding a raw edge. The audience warmed quickly and they proved to be a solid support act that complemented the acid house legends superbly. Check out their ‘Saltspreader’ debut single HERE. 

(Read the full review HERE). 

Ashnymph:
Will Wiffen – guitars, synths, bass, vocals
Jonny Pyke – drums
Lucy Ciera – vocals

www.instagram.com/_ashnymph

Francis Pig at Daltons, Brighton 12.11.25 (pic Sara-Louise Bowrey)

AUTOMATIC + FRANCIS PIG – DALTONS, BRIGHTON 12.11.25 (Nick Linazasoro)

Support this evening came from Francis Pig who are Brighton’s “Dirty little secret!”. Their lineup has now extended and they have become a quintet with the addition of a drummer, who has replaced the drum machine which previously has been operated by frontperson Alana Doyle. The lineup now reads Alana Doyle (vocals, tambourine), Henry Wickett-Padgham (vocals, guitar), Jacob Newman (guitar), Phoebe Feren (bass) and new boy Christopher Hallen (drums).

(Read the full review HERE).

Francis Pig:
Alana Doyle – vocals, tambourine
Henry Wickett-Padgham – vocals, guitar
Jacob Newman – guitar
Phoebe Feren – bass
Christopher Hallen – drums

www.instagram.com/francisxpig 

Solid Pleasure at Daltons, Brighton 9.12.25 (pic Sara-Louise Bowrey)

SOLID PLEASURE + DEATH DRIVE – DALTONS, BRIGHTON 9.12.25 (Nick Linazasoro)

And so now the baton passes across to Solid Pleasure who have posted the following on their social media: “Neave Merrick and Lucy Milani are two synth freaks who bonded over mutual obsessions – Italo disco at 3am, synth-pop gloss, acid house sweat, no wave abrasion, Lynchian dream-logic, and Giallo’s blood-red glamour. Their sound is what happens when all those worlds collide: neon romance, industrial pulse, and cinematic dread fused into something sleek, beautiful, and undeniably theirs”.

(Read the full review HERE). 

Solid Pleasure:
Neave Merrick – vocals
Lucy Milani – synths

link.me/solidpleasure 

Grab your free ticket(s) for The Rossi Bar concert HERE.

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Comments 2

  1. DDavid+Eve says:
    5 months ago

    Always good to see the local music scene still alive and well. Look forward to these bands playing.

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    • Nick Linazasoro says:
      5 months ago

      Yes us too 🙂

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