Dead Air at The Croft

A gig held at The Croft on Saturday 11th July. The event starts at 19:15.


Dead Air
Plus support from Sunday Best

£15 Adv
7pm doors

Dead Air bring their riotous live show back to The Croft for their fourth show at the iconic Bristol venue. 

The group from South London have been causing a stir on the UK's underground live circuit with their chaotic energy, furious delivery and an onslaught of groove-laden riffs and following the release of their third EP 'World Wide Villainy' the trio are heading out on a run of intimate UK club shows ahead of their biggest headline tour to date this autumn. 

In 2026, the group have gone from strength to strength, gaining critical acclaim with lead single and punk anthem 'Fast Food World' being supported by the likes of Steve Lamacq and Amy Lamé (BBC 6 Music), John Kennedy (Radio X), KEXP, Rock Antenne, WDR 1Live, Punktastic and Distorted Sound.

Armed with an arsenal of yet to be released new music, this is one not to be missed for fans of Queens of The Stone Age, Rage Against The Machine, and for all who love music with a gritty pulse.

Sunday Best

This gang of groove-laced heathens fuse emo and post-hardcore into something both raw and radiant — using riffs, rage, and reflection to wrestle with death, divinity, society, and the self.

With a trail of sold-out shows in London and Birmingham, support slots for Love Is Noise and Happydaze, and festival appearances from Multitude to Decolonise Fest, the band are quickly carving out a space of their own. Their debut single ‘Past Tense’ racked up thousands of streams and grabbed attention on both sides of the Atlantic via Amazing Radio, while a live session at Marshall’s own studio shows they’re as sharp live as they are in the booth.



Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio

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