6pm, Building and Box Opens opens for ticket holders only
7pm, Doors
8pm, A.A. Williams
9.10pm, Explosions In The Sky
10.40pm, Finish approx.

Plus support: A.A. Williams.

Hailing from the sultry metropolitan landscape of Austin, TX, Explosions In The Sky are some of the most sincere folks you will ever meet.  Aside from being nice guys, they play some of the most passionate, powerful instrumental music you will ever hear.

Equal parts romance and tragedy, their beautiful melodies have the tendency to ignite into head-spinning walls of noise. Easily one of the most intense live bands ever, their sound proves to be every bit as triumphant as their name implies.

“Our band turns twenty years old this year and to celebrate we’re going to be playing some shows this coming Fall. We hope to see some of you out there.

And thanks so much for sticking with us for so long. We truly appreciate it.” – Explosions in the Sky

Support: A.A Williams

A.A. Williams came from nowhere. An EP arrived on Holy Roar in January 2019, and a debut show at the prestigious Roadburn Festival three months later confirmed what this first taste of music had suggested: this is a special artist. The woman in black: one arm aloft after the delicate yet decisive strum of a chord, a stillness in the room focused on the graceful soaring of a unique voice. To arrive so fully formed is a feat in itself; to take the audience’s breath away with such immediacy is something else entirely.

A year that saw appearances with the likes of Amenra could have happily peaked with the packed tent and tranquil faces that looked upon A.A. Williams when opening up the main stage at Arctangent Festival. This, however, was swiftly followed by tours with Russian Circles and The Sisters of Mercy, and Cult of Luna soon follow. An artist who has been aligned with the likes of Chelsea Wolfe is also moulded by the fragility and experimentation of Radiohead and PJ Harvey. An invitation to appear at MONO’s 20th anniversary event is testament to the esteem in which this artist is held.

Map of local places to stay

 

NO FLASH/RECORDING
Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult 18+
Customers should be aware that under 14s are not permitted in standing areas and that accessible seating is only available if requested through the Box Office.

Gig menu

Why not begin your evening with a bite to eat? Buy your gig meal in advance and choose your menu options at the bar.

Mains £11.50
  • Southern Fried Chicken Burger/Avocado Mayo/Streaky Bacon/Rocket/Chips
  • Chicken And Lentil Dhansak/Pilau Rice/Poppadoms/Mango And Lime Chutney
  • Vegan Chilli/Steamed Rice/Nachos/Coconut & Lime Yogurt
  • Beer Battered Local Fish/Tartare Sauce/Chips/Crunchy Veg Salad
Sides
  • Garlic Pizza Bread £8.50

MUSIC’S NOT DEAD
Bexhill’s independent record store Music’s Not Dead will be open in the Café Bar before the show and until the start of the main act.

We are part of #1066MusicCity