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Carsick gave a great performance, high energy all the way through and interacted with the crowd - they made it feel like they were enjoying it as much as we were. Two support bands was a nice change (Bones Ate Arfa were good for a young band and Get Mendoza deserve credit for persevering in the absence of their bassist) And all for only £14 a ticket. Venue was perfect for this sort of gig, and for a wider choice of drinks, downstairs was also available.
Posted by Will on 29/09/2024
Carsick, The Hope and Ruin, Brighton - 27th September 2024
Ragged Salisbury-based four-piece Carsick draw on post-punk, indie-rock and even a little bit of hip-hop and electronica.
Their boisterous energy and sardonic take on social commentary has taken root with a growing grassroots fanbase and were selected to be the opening act for Truck Festival.
The quartet consists of band members Joe Jack Richardson (Vocals/Guitar) and his brother Jack Richardson (Guitar), Jack Haridman (Bass), and Tom (Drums)
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