Nation of Language

Nation of Language, the Brooklyn-based indie pop band known for their synth-driven sound, bring their live show to Bristol. The band, formed in 2016 by Ian Richard Devaney, Aidan Noell, and Alex MacKay, has built a reputation for blending nostalgic synthesizer textures with modern songwriting. Their debut album *Introduction, Presence* (2020) gained traction during the pandemic, and subsequent releases like *Strange Disciple* (2023) and *Dance Called Memory* (2025) have solidified their place in contemporary synth-pop.

Attendees can expect a set that draws from their full discography, including tracks from their latest album. The show also features support from Friko, adding to an evening of dynamic live music. With a history of energetic performances and a growing fanbase, this concert offers a chance to experience Nation of Language's evolving sound in an intimate setting.