Mammal Hands

Brighton



Mammal Hands stand at the forefront of a new wave of boundary-defying UK artists, blending jazz, contemporary classical, electronica, folk, and minimalism into a sound that is unmistakably theirs. Across five acclaimed albums, they’ve built an international following drawn to their warmth, dynamic energy, and deeply connective music. Their new album Circadia - the first with long-time friend and new drummer Rob Turner (formerly of GoGo Penguin) - marks a bold new direction: beat-driven, rhythmically alive, and emotionally resonant. Inspired by cycles and transformation, it’s a meditation on renewal and the beauty of change, where post-rock energy and folk sensitivity meet Turner’s electronica-inspired beats. To be released in Spring 2026 on the legendary ACT label - home to the pioneering Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Circadia opens a new chapter for the band, expanding their sound and vision. From standout performances at the Barbican to tours across Asia, Mammal Hands have earned a reputation for captivating live shows. Meditative yet visceral, their performances blend driving beats and hypnotic textures - music open to anyone, spiritually uplifting, and resonating long after the last note fades. Support TBC.

Frequently Asked Questions

Doors typically open 30-45 minutes before the show starts. We recommend arriving early to get a good spot and enjoy the venue’s atmosphere.
Parking near the Old Market is limited. It's best to use public transport, cycle, or walk. Hove train station is just a short walk away.
There’s no formal dress code. Feel free to dress comfortably and stylishly for an evening of immersive music.
The performance is best suited for adults and older teens due to the intimate venue and mature musical experience. Check with the venue for any age restrictions.
Yes, the Old Market offers a selection of food and drinks at the bar before and during the show.
The Old Market is an indoor venue, so the show will go on regardless of weather.
Expect around 90 minutes of live music, often including an opening act. Exact times may vary.
Ticket refund policies depend on the point of purchase. Please check the terms on your ticket vendor’s website.
Yes, the Old Market is wheelchair accessible. If you have specific requirements, contact the venue ahead to ensure your needs are met.
Bring your ticket (digital or print), some ID if needed, and your enthusiasm! Don’t forget to dress comfortably and consider a light jacket for the journey home.

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