Carsick
A gig held at Exchange on Saturday 28th September. The event starts at 20:00.
Crosstown Presents:
Carsick
+ Battery Acid + The Breaks
7pm doors
£12 adv
2023 has seen Salisbury genre-hoppers CARSICK make a proper name for themselves; they've embarked on a two-month-long UK/EU headline tour, recorded a live session at the BBC's Maida Vale, signed to Alcopop! Records, dropped their debut EP Drunk Hymns, and solidified their growing reputation as one of the's most energetic, unpredictable, and all-around wild live acts.
Their music - a blend of raw punk, 90s-inspired indie-rock, UK hip-hop, and irresistible electronic elements - is all about living for the weekend; about the desperate chaos of small-town nightlife and about forgetting what happened last night. Support from the likes of BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 6 Music, John Kennedy on Radio X, and Tom Robinson has ensured that their "anthems for the pissed-up and pissed-off" are reaching an ever-expanding cult following. If the band are to be believed, this is the downfall of British music at terminal velocity. Get on board while you can.
Exchange has a small ramp entrance from the street. Our bar and main event space are on the ground floor with level access throughout and we have an accessible toilet. If you need any other info on accessibility, please contact [email protected]
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
Carsick
+ Battery Acid + The Breaks
7pm doors
£12 adv
2023 has seen Salisbury genre-hoppers CARSICK make a proper name for themselves; they've embarked on a two-month-long UK/EU headline tour, recorded a live session at the BBC's Maida Vale, signed to Alcopop! Records, dropped their debut EP Drunk Hymns, and solidified their growing reputation as one of the's most energetic, unpredictable, and all-around wild live acts.
Their music - a blend of raw punk, 90s-inspired indie-rock, UK hip-hop, and irresistible electronic elements - is all about living for the weekend; about the desperate chaos of small-town nightlife and about forgetting what happened last night. Support from the likes of BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 6 Music, John Kennedy on Radio X, and Tom Robinson has ensured that their "anthems for the pissed-up and pissed-off" are reaching an ever-expanding cult following. If the band are to be believed, this is the downfall of British music at terminal velocity. Get on board while you can.
Exchange has a small ramp entrance from the street. Our bar and main event space are on the ground floor with level access throughout and we have an accessible toilet. If you need any other info on accessibility, please contact [email protected]
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
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