‘Hinds performing live at Concorde 2 in Brighton’
Madrid-based band Hinds, consisting of vocalists and guitarists Carlotta Cosials and Ana Perrote, along with bassist Ade Martin and drummer Amber Grimbergen, have managed to captivate audiences with their infectious energy and unapologetically anarchic music. Originally known as Deers, they changed their name to Hinds due to an existing artist with the same name. Despite facing obstacles such as lineup changes and management issues, they have released four successful albums along with receiving millions of streams and global recognition for their honest and charming music.
Their latest tour kickstarted at the Concorde 2 music venue in Brighton, marking the beginning of their UK tour before heading to various cities across the country. The band exudes an unparalleled level of excitement and enthusiasm, setting the stage on fire with their dynamic performances. Onstage, Carlotta and Ana’s radiant smiles immediately light up the room, erasing any Monday night blues the audience may have had.
The concert began with the track “Hi, How Are You” from their latest album “Viva Hinds,” showcasing the duo’s exceptional talent as they effortlessly switch between vocals and instruments. Despite facing challenges like losing band members and management, Hinds managed to rediscover their connection and resilience, emerging stronger as a pair. The gig was a rollercoaster of emotions, with moments of vulnerability juxtaposed with bursts of energy and joy as they performed hits from their extensive discography.
The band’s performance was nothing short of electric, with exemplary sound quality and lighting complementing their lively stage presence. Songs like “The Club” and “New For You” from their previous albums showcased the band’s signature sound and vibrancy, while newer tracks from “Viva Hinds” and “The Prettiest Curse” demonstrated their growth and versatility as musicians.
As the night progressed, the audience was treated to a diverse setlist ranging from upbeat tracks like “Boom Boom Back” to heartfelt songs like “The Bed, The Room, The Rain And You.” The band even delighted fans with covers of classics like “Spanish Bombs” by The Clash, adding their unique twist to the iconic tracks.
Overall, Hinds’ performance at Concorde 2 was a testament to their enduring spirit and camaraderie. Despite facing setbacks and challenges, the band continues to inspire audiences with their infectious music and boundless energy. With their unwavering passion and dedication to their craft, Hinds prove time and again that they are a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.