Up and down the venues of the country, from the grassroots basements of their adopted hometown of Brighton through to an ever growing catalogue of sold out shows and magnetic festival sets, The New Eves have been steadily creating a word-of-mouth phenomenon.
The best bands come out of the space where culture, politics and art meet. The New Eves arose from the turmoil of post-pandemic England, summoning a sound that filled a vacuum no one knew was there.
Brighton is a breeding ground for musicians and artists. Only one of the members is actually born there, the others have found their way to the city in search of a creative context and like minded people, one came as far as from Sweden.
The Bandmates knew each other from Brighton’s rich underground music culture before forming The New Eves. Each of them having played in bands before they came together to explore the project that became The New Eves.
The New Eves are extremely powerful, they manage to step outside of genres so effortlessly, it’s rare to see a band do away with categories entirely. Whilst they are a band, their aesthetic extends further into philosophy, art and idealism. Their music merges the distinct genres, decades and cultures which inspired it. Their message comes from an instinctual exploration of themselves, their creativity and their unity.
It’s not often that you hear people walk away from a show proclaiming “I’ve never heard anything like it”, but The New Eves consistently produce that exact response from their fans since exploding onto the scene in 2022.
