Dome Studio Live
Curated by Ned Archibong
Feed your music curiosity, discover new favourites and support rising homegrown talent.
October's Dome Studio Live is a celebration of guitar music. Brighton-based four piece Holiday Ghosts are making serious waves with their lean and primitive rock n roll spirit. Brighton garage rock trio Currls have been steadily making a name for themselves as a sonic powerhouse, seamlessly blending raw Garage rock, fast-paced Punk, and sludgy Pop.
They're joined in the line-up by psychedelic rock outfit Room Service: new on the scene and already shaking things up.
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Dome Studio Live is our Friday music night at the heart of Brighton, expertly curated by Ned Archibong of QM Records for our freshly refurbished Studio Theatre. See more upcoming Dome Studio Live dates.
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Holiday Ghosts
With catchy melodies, fiery lyrics, hard-picked guitars and a DIY punk spirit, Holiday Ghosts have cemented their status in the UK music scene.
Hailing from Falmouth but now based in Brighton, the prolific four-piece have played iconic locations throughout the UK and Europe, from Latitude Festival to the Pyrenees mountains.
Currls
DIY Garage Rock band Currls have become a formidable presence in the underground music world since bursting onto the scene in 2017.
Recent triumphs include winning Record Store Day's 'Unsigned 2023' competition, recording a 'BBC Introducing Live Session' at Maida Vale Studios, and a 'BBC 6 Music: Live In Session' with Marc Riley. The band also secured a spot on ‘Glastonbury Festival's Emerging Talent longlist’ back in 2022.
Room Service
Hot new commodities on the live circuit, Room Service have played a string of successful shows across Brighton this summer, including a sold out live debut.
The six-piece is a musical mixing pot: three French people and equal parts Texan, Brit, and Portuguese. Bouncing along Funk rhythms, riffing over Disco dance floors, twisting Rap beats and journeying through soundscapes of Psychedelia, Room Service are ultimate genre-benders.
