Radiator Bring Post-Punk Sound to Brighton

Radiator, a post-punk five-piece from London, will be performing at The Rossi Bar in Brighton on Friday, 6 November 2026. The band's sound is described as sitting between the indie and post-punk scenes, drawing inspiration from influential bands such as The Smiths, Joy Division, and The Fall. Their debut EP 'Glass' achieved significant success, reaching the Top 40 of the Official Vinyl Singles Chart, and they have also had a BBC Introducing live session and support from Steve Lamacq.

The band's music career began when they met at Royal Holloway University, and they soon started playing student unions around the UK. After building a reputation, they signed with No Distance Records and released several singles, including 'Sunday', which is the focus of their current tour. Their latest single 'Sunday' was released on limited edition vinyl, and they have also explored a more groove-heavy direction with their single 'Carnival', which incorporates experimental electronics while maintaining their atmospheric post-punk feel.

Radiator's performance at The Rossi Bar will be supported by Sand, and the event will start at 7:30pm. The venue is located at 8 Queens Road, Brighton, BN1 3WA. Tickets are with the button beside the article. The band consists of singer Ollie, guitarists Fergus Channel and Gabe Summers, bassist Tom Denham, and drummer Ben Velasco, who all came together to form Radiator in 2023.

The band's background and history are marked by their rapid growth and success. After forming in 2023, they released two singles on Blakesley Records in 2024, before signing with No Distance Records for their single 'Nekrasova' in January 2025. Their debut EP 'Glass' was written around the time they moved to London, and it has been described as a notable release in the post-punk scene. With their unique sound and growing reputation, Radiator's performance at The Rossi Bar is an event not to be missed.

The event will take place on Friday, 6 November 2026, at The Rossi Bar in Brighton, with doors opening at 7:30pm. The night is restricted to 18+ and tickets are available with the button beside the article. With Radiator's exciting sound and Sand's support, the evening is set to be an exciting showcase of post-punk music.