Brighton Centre Interpol
Interpol and Bloc Party bring their co-headline tour to Brighton, with a setlist spanning 20 years of influential music. The night will feature support from Heartworms and a donation to the LIVE Trust from every ticket sold.
Interpol's music is a distinctive blend of staccato bass and harmonised, chiming guitars, drawing comparisons to Joy Division and Echo and the Bunnymen. The American rock band from Manhattan, New York, has been making music since 1997, with a sound that has evolved over the years but remains true to their post-punk revival roots.
The band's discography includes critically acclaimed albums such as Turn On the Bright Lights and Antics, which brought them their first UK Top 40 hits, including Slow Hands and Evil. Their eighth album, This Mirror Weighs a Ton, was released in August 2026 on Partisan Records, and features a mix of old and new sounds. With a lineup that has changed over the years, Interpol's current official members include Paul Banks, Daniel Kessler, Brandon Curtis, and Brad Truax.
On Friday, 27 November 2026, Interpol will close the show at the Brighton Centre in Brighton, with support from Heartworms. Tickets are with the button beside the article. The night will feature a setlist spanning 20 years of Interpol's music, as well as a donation to the LIVE Trust from every ticket sold, supporting the grassroots music sector.
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