
Turin Brakes
British indie-rock band Turin Brakes perform in Hannover. Concert at Lux club.
Turin Brakes are a South London indie-folk band formed in 1999 by childhood friends Olly Knights and Gale Paridjanian, now performing as a four-piece with Rob Allum and Eddie Myer. Their Mercury Prize-nominated debut The Optimist LP (2001) launched them into the mainstream, and 2003's Ether Song reached number three in the UK album charts, spawning the Top 5 single "Painkiller (Summer Rain)". Over a career spanning more than two decades they have released ten studio albums and sold over a million records worldwide.
Turin Brakes released their tenth studio album Spacehopper on 23 May 2025, produced by Grammy-winning Guy Massey and recorded at Konk Studios in London.
The band shared lead single "The Message" on 11 April 2025, a track originally written during the Wide-Eyed Nowhere sessions that opens the new album.
Turin Brakes announced the Spacehopper album and a UK/Ireland headline tour for November 2025, with support from Tom Speight.
A 2026 European Spacehopper tour was announced covering Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands, with dates in Rome, Turin, Hamburg, Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Groningen, Amsterdam, and Tilburg.
Recording of the new album began on 8 July 2024 at Konk Studios, London.

British indie-rock band Turin Brakes perform in Hannover. Concert at Lux club.

British indie-rock band Turin Brakes perform in Essen.

British indie rock band Turin Brakes perform at Kulturzentrum Schlachthof.