Playing Alice

Playing Alice have established themselves as a compelling presence within Brighton’s vibrant music scene, identifying as an all-female, all-queer collective with a captivating fusion of disco and punk. With roots in the United Kingdom, their distinct blend and unapologetic ethos have resonated with audiences seeking fresh energy in alternative live music. The group’s embrace of both queer identity and genre fusion positions them at the intersection of vital cultural and musical spaces, making their performances particularly anticipated among discerning fans of boundary-pushing acts.

Recently, Playing Alice were featured at LOUD WOMEN FEST LONDON, held at Rich Mix, E1, where they performed as a support act on a diverse lineup headlined by Bad Static. Their inclusion amidst such respected names within the indie and alternative circuit speaks to their growing reputation and appeal for those looking for forward-thinking concerts in the UK. The band’s live sets deliver a dynamic blend of infectious grooves and punk attitude, forging a strong connection with audiences.

Looking ahead to August 2026, Playing Alice are set to bring their genre-defying sound to Concorde II in Brighton as a support act for Cinerama at At The Edge Of The Sea XVI. For anyone passionate about discovering innovative disco/punk in live settings, following Playing Alice and keeping an eye on their upcoming gigs is highly recommended.