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Dublin electropunk trio YARD bring intense live show to Volks, Brighton in September

YARD, the three-piece electropunk band from Dublin, have announced a 20-date run for the remainder of 2026, including a stop at Volks, Brighton on Thursday 3 September. The group are known for immersive live sets and a limited white marbled vinyl release of their recent material.

Dublin electropunk trio YARD bring intense live show to Volks, Brighton in September
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YARD, the compact Dublin electropunk outfit, will play Volks, Brighton on Thursday 3 September as part of a newly announced 20-date tour across the remainder of 2026.

Who they are and what to expect

The band is a three-piece: George Ryan (beats, synth), Emmet White (beats, vocals) and Daniel Malone (guitar). They blend electronica and post-punk into high-energy sets that have earned a reputation for leaving crowds sweaty and wide awake. For those who have not yet seen them live, a recent filmed performance on 6 December 2024 at l’Antipode in Rennes for KEXP offers a strong indication of the group’s stage presence and intensity.

Record releases and limited edition vinyl

YARD have been steadily building a catalogue over the past year, issuing nine tracks across two EPs. Those songs — including "Trevor", "Appetite", "Slumber", "Sunlight", "Essential Tremor", "Big Shoes", "Friction", "Lawmaker" and "Auto Erotic" — were later compiled into a coloured Dinked Edition on white marbled vinyl, limited to 500 copies. The limited run is a selling point for collectors and local record-shop regulars.

Practical details for Brighton gig-goers

  • Date: Thursday 3 September 2026
  • Venue: Volks, Brighton
  • Tickets: on sale now — fans should secure them early given the band’s growing profile

Volks has become a routine stop for touring alternative acts and is well suited to the kind of immersive, close-up shows YARD are known for. Local gig-goers should expect a loud, physical experience and a crowd that gets close to the action.

Why Brighton matters on this run

Brighton’s reputation as a live-music city — from small rooms to festival stages — makes it a natural fit for bands at the intersection of electronic and punk aesthetics. A Brighton date gives local fans a chance to see a band that has been making waves across the UK, Ireland and Europe without having to travel to a larger city.

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Band YARD (George Ryan, Emmet White, Daniel Malone)
Brighton date Thursday 3 September 2026
Special release Dinked Edition white marbled vinyl (limited to 500)

For those tracking the band’s momentum, the combination of limited vinyl pressings, filmed festival-style performances and a substantial tour suggests YARD are intent on consolidating a wider following. Brighton audiences who want an energetic night out should consider booking early.

James Taylor
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