Single Parents/Greebo: Are We Nearly There Yet? Biglietti

The sound of Brighton and East Anglia join forces for the "Are We Nearly There Yet?" tour. Featuring Brighton's unpredictable 5-piece "Single Parents," who continue their indie rock/art pop world domination alongside Colchester based "Greebo" who bring a frantic edge to their britpop laden sound, the tour exists for one purpose - baby, it's a party! Come and dance. With each date bringing a local support, each night promises to be a celebration of everything beautiful about live music as an artform.

Single Parents:

Single Parents are a band from Brighton making off-kilter noise-pop. A touchstone of the ever burgeoning Brighton music scene, the 5-piece formed with a plethora of successful shows outside Brighton, stretching their talons across the M25 to London, Cambridge and Colchester in recent months. Their first single Fashion is a distillation of what makes their music memorable - from the ambient synth and backing vocal combo to the driving force of the guitar, bass and drums, there's a reason the name "Single Parents" has gained such traction in under a year. With vocalist/guitarist Archie Chapman, bassist/vocalist Kaitlin Smith, keyboard player Mya Shihabi, rhythm guitarist Jamie O'Hara and drummer William Buchanen-Breden the Single Parents live show has blossomed from a collection of indie rock tracks to performance art trying to answer the oldest question in the universe - What If It's Never Going To Get Better Than This?

For Fans Of: Pavement, Pixies, Black Country New Road, Pulp.

Greebo:

Greebo was created in 2020, fuelled by an unending passion for music. The band originated as a 3-piece, writing original music out of the lead singer’s caravan, which they continue to use for the same purpose today. Their first notable success was their 2021 single “Love a Nutter” debuting on BBC Essex. Since then, every following release has also featured prominently on BBC Essex. Following the addition of a new bass player and another guitarist/keys player, the band saw its music breakthrough onto national radio with the release of “Mindgames + Sad Sunday”, both being featured on BBC Radio 1. Live shows have taken them further afield into London and Brighton as well as a hometown show at the iconic Colchester Arts Centre to a crowd of 300. The quality of the music continues to increase with every release, and they have no intention of slowing down. The latest release, “Reminiscing”, was the band’s most successful release to date and has shot ahead of all their other tracks in terms of listenership on Spotify, sitting just shy of 10K streams. Greebo consists of Ash Condon, Matt Solomon, Harry Munson and Charlie Masterson. The 2023 additions of Munson and Masterson have shot the band in a totally different direction, angled more towards synth-rock full of influence from the 1980s, but still built on the classic Greebo DNA of highly distorted guitars and heavy drums.

For Fans Of: Blur, The Strokes, Nirvana, Joy Division