
Tue, Oct 13 - Chalk Brighton
Live Music Events at Chalk, Brighton 2026
Knives join Cancer Bats and Ignite at Chalk Brighton for a hardcore punk-led line-up.
Bristol-based post-punk band
Knives have carved out a distinctive presence in the British post-punk landscape since their formation in Bristol in late 2021. Fusing sharp-edged songwriting with a raw, expressive energy, the group have steadily built their reputation through the release of two EPs, including “What We See in Their Eyes” (2024) and “Newshounds” (2023). Fans have been captivated by tracks such as “CHROMA,” “Les Fleurs Du Mal,” and “EAT THY NEIGHBOUR,” each demonstrating Knives’ penchant for incisive lyricism and urgent, angular instrumentation.
The band’s live performances are key to their allure, engaging audiences with an intensity that resonates long after the final note. Recent live music appearances have seen Knives supporting acclaimed acts such as Cancer Bats and Battlesnake, notably at venues like Chalk in Brighton and Downstairs at The Dome in London. Their collaboration with prominent headliners has underscored Knives' rising profile on the national touring circuit, placing them in front of new audiences keen to discover their evolving sound.
With the eagerly anticipated debut album “GLITTER” slated for release in May 2025, Knives show no sign of slowing down. Their upcoming shows alongside Cancer Bats and Ignite across respected venues including Electric Brixton and Gorilla in Manchester promise even more electrifying concerts for live music enthusiasts. Follow Knives for details on fresh tour dates and catch their dynamic gigs as they continue to shape the future of British post-punk.
Featuring the amazons, cancer bats, the skints, bradley taylor, the joy hotel, ed harcourt, animals as leaders, ignite and more.

Knives join Cancer Bats and Ignite at Chalk Brighton for a hardcore punk-led line-up.

Knives open at Chalk Brighton with their post-punk edge before Cancer Bats and Ignite’s hardcore attack.



Featuring battlesnake, the amazons, cancer bats, the skints, bradley taylor, the joy hotel, ed harcourt, animals as leaders and more.