A gig held at Strange Brew on Thursday 20th November. The event starts at 19:00.
Greyline presents
EEVAH
+ special guests
Thurs 20th November
7pm - 10pm
**Tickets on sale @ 10am on Monday 30 June**
Fronted by the magnetic Nicole Hope Smith, with Fay Clayton behind the kit and Richard McNamara of Embrace fame handling both guitar duties and production, EEVAH have found a sound that threads the needle between intimacy and grandeur. There’s a gravity to the material with echoes of torchlit 90s alt-rock balladry and the cinematic glisten of modern dream-pop, but it’s all shot through with something raw and human.
The opener and title-track hits like a gut punch wrapped in velvet. The song’s arrangement unfolds in slow, sweeping arcs, but it’s the lyrical heart-wrench that lingers. Elsewhere on the EP, EEVAH flex their range, from the glistening ache of 'I Still Think Of You', to the taut, pop-forward rush of 'If It Ain’t You', offering up carefully crafted emotional exorcisms dressed in melody and reverb.
What makes 'I Didn’t See It Coming' special is the honesty at its core. EEVAH are making music that digs deep and hits hard, unafraid of drama, unafraid of sentiment. And crucially, it works. Fans of Wolf Alice, London Grammar, and anyone yearning for anthemic pop-rock that remembers to bleed a little will find something to hold on to here.
Tickets sold by Strange Brew on behalf of the promoter, Greyline. All ticket income belongs to the promoter.
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
EEVAH
+ special guests
Thurs 20th November
7pm - 10pm
**Tickets on sale @ 10am on Monday 30 June**
Fronted by the magnetic Nicole Hope Smith, with Fay Clayton behind the kit and Richard McNamara of Embrace fame handling both guitar duties and production, EEVAH have found a sound that threads the needle between intimacy and grandeur. There’s a gravity to the material with echoes of torchlit 90s alt-rock balladry and the cinematic glisten of modern dream-pop, but it’s all shot through with something raw and human.
The opener and title-track hits like a gut punch wrapped in velvet. The song’s arrangement unfolds in slow, sweeping arcs, but it’s the lyrical heart-wrench that lingers. Elsewhere on the EP, EEVAH flex their range, from the glistening ache of 'I Still Think Of You', to the taut, pop-forward rush of 'If It Ain’t You', offering up carefully crafted emotional exorcisms dressed in melody and reverb.
What makes 'I Didn’t See It Coming' special is the honesty at its core. EEVAH are making music that digs deep and hits hard, unafraid of drama, unafraid of sentiment. And crucially, it works. Fans of Wolf Alice, London Grammar, and anyone yearning for anthemic pop-rock that remembers to bleed a little will find something to hold on to here.
Tickets sold by Strange Brew on behalf of the promoter, Greyline. All ticket income belongs to the promoter.
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
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