
Fri, Jul 31 - PRESTON PARK Brighton
NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS
Warmduscher add garage punk and neo-psychedelia to the Preston Park line-up under Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
London based rock band
Warmduscher are a London-based group whose sound draws from alternative rock, garage punk, and a distinct post-punk energy. Firmly rooted in the UK’s underground live music scene, they have cultivated a reputation for visceral performances and genre-blending creativity. The band’s official releases include a string of singles and EPs, leading up to the much-anticipated album Too Cold to Hold, scheduled for release in November 2024.
Recent years have seen Warmduscher make considerable waves on the live circuit. As headliners, they have brought their dynamic stage presence to notable venues such as The Garage in London and Concorde 2 in Brighton. At major festival dates including Leeds’ Live at Leeds in the City in November 2025 and London’s All Points East Festival in August 2025, Warmduscher performed alongside—and in support of—headline acts like Jalen Ngonda and The Maccabees, underscoring their appeal across diverse audiences. Their eclectic billing also included an appearance at Wide Awake Festival, sharing the stage with KNEECAP and Peaches, among others.
Looking ahead, Warmduscher are set to support Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, The Flaming Lips, and other acclaimed acts at Preston Park, Brighton, in July 2026—a testament to their growing influence within the alternative music community. For those eager to experience their compelling blend of garage punk and alternative rock, it is well worth following Warmduscher and exploring the band's forthcoming gigs and tour dates.
Featuring english teacher, the flaming lips, cate le bon, nick cave & the bad seeds, jalen ngonda, fatigues, divorce, flickers and more.

Warmduscher add garage punk and neo-psychedelia to the Preston Park line-up under Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

Warmduscher headline The Garage in London on 22 May 2026 with their alternative rock and garage punk sound.




