Supermarché
Supports Glasshouse + Eva Parfitt

£5/£8 Adv
7pm doors

Blurring the lines between experimentation and immediacy, Supermarché is a band unafraid to bend genre conventions. Refining their craft to hit both the heart and the imagination, delivering their own brand of Art Rock with raw emotion. Having formed late 2024, they have quickly grown a name for themselves in the Bristol music scene. Inspired by the likes of Mk.gee, Geordie Greep and Black Country New Road. The dynamics of Supermarché are unlike none, their personalities come to light when they're all on stage, representing their strong bond and collaborations as musicians to produce something relatable and passionate to an audience. Having met at university, the members of Supermarché came from all different sides of the United Kingdom, bringing with them a diverse range of musical backgrounds that collide to bring a unique and raw performance.

MAIN SUPPORT: Glasshouse

Blending indie folk textures with warm pop melodies, the Bristol-based 5-Piece band Glasshouse creates songs about growing up, moving on and the strange beauty in the ordinary. Their performances move between soft, reflective moments and full-band crescendos that dance on the brain long after the show ends.

OPEN SUPPORT: Eva Parfitt

Eva Parfitt is a Bristol-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Exeter, Devon. Since moving to Bristol to study music, she has established herself in a variety of musical collaborations, whilst refining her own songwriting and musical identity. Her tender melodies and captivating chord progressions push the borders of Folk in new directions, drawing influence from the likes of Adrianne Lenker, Jeff Buckley, Tia Blake, and This is the Kit. Eva will be joined by her incredibly talented band - cherry-picked from the Bristol music scene and beyond - allowing her songs to take an entirely new form.