Bibi Club live in Brighton

Gotobeat is excited to once again team up with Hope & Ruin in Brighton to welcome BIBI CLUB live on Wednesday, 6th November. TICKETS £10 + fees online  / £12 on the door / 18+  Free for Gotobeat members. More info here. 7:30pm ---> Doors -----> Moon Idle  -----> Winter Gardens -----> Bibi Club   Bibi Club -  Feu de garde is not about devastation. Carefully tended by the bibis, the flames bring light, comfort, life. The embers transmit energy, and their warmth protects us against frostbite as a harsh winter finally comes to an end. Deep in the forest, near a river or beneath the 40 overpass, communal power unfolds in all of its vastness, then bursts into thousands of tiny sparks, into melodies as festive as they are insightful. Dizzying spells, mysteries and transformations make up the mesmerizing journey that is Feu de garde, which reaches out to those they have met along the way and to the road itself, however dangerous. The duo formed by Adèle Trottier-Rivard and Nicolas Basque explore emotional and physical territories, overcoming obstacles with intense, raw yet benevolent radicalism. A former member of the very first exclusively female scout group, les Guides, Adèle reconnects with the values that made her who she is: courage, perseverance, sisterhood, friendship. The years she spent in that community, discovering nature and developing intense relationships, became part of her identity and informed her writing, all the way to the creation of Feu de garde. The influence of Moondog, Stereolab, and, more than ever, Suicide can be heard in the direct, singular approach of the album, which also features group chants inspired by Girl Guide outings in the woods.   Winter Gardens - With the accompaniment of synths, pianos, pads & Ananda Howard & Jasmine Ardleys dual celestial harmonising vocals, Winter Gardens take the listener on a journey through an eclectic ray of dynamic, disparate sounds. A kaleidoscopic assembly of ethereal shoegaze atmospheres glued together with a pulsing post-punk attitude & a brooding gothic undercurrent with lyrics evoking a sense of cryptic intimacy. Since the band’s inception, Winter Gardens have secured support slots for a number of high-profile names including Echo & The Bunnymen, Gary Numan, Modern English, Piroshka & Pale Blue Eyes. The band have also been regular festival favourites, most recently playing Rockaway Beach in January alongside the likes of OMD, Self Esteem & Peter Hook & The Light. 2024 Has seen the formation of a brand new, confident lineup leading to European performances (Left Of The Dial, Supersonic) & numerous Radio plays (BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing) Music video "Moonjockey" (Written & directed by band songwriters Jamie Windless & Ananda Howard) was nominated for four awards & presented Best Music Video at The Prague International Film Awards. Moon Idle -