At The Crescent in York: SupaLung

On stage the songs burst to life with the craft of some of Bristol's finest musicians Rhydian Evetts on keys, Samuel Fox on Bass & lap steel and Simon Small on drums. Together, they form a tight, dynamic unit that crafts lush, four-part harmonies with a therapeutic touch, grooves that ripple through the crowd like musical aftershocks.

A SupaLung gig is less a performance, more a communal exhale—heartfelt, soulful, and irresistibly danceable. A chance meeting in Biblos, Bristol’s legendary wrap joint. Pete had heard whispers—some demos Sam was tracking with a mutual friend—and introduced himself. The musical chemistry was instant, but it would take years, and some hard days labouring first (literally—Sam helped Pete construct a home studio), before the creative fuse truly lit. When it did, the result was a body of songs as bold as they were beautiful.

Armed with a batch of vibrant demos from Brookes, Josef saw the potential for a debut record that wouldn't just turn heads—it would leave hearts spinning. And thus, SupaLung was born—a name paying homage to late-'60s rock powerhouse Terry Reid, affectionately known as “Superlungs.”

Now, with momentum building and another full-length release slated for 2026, Sam and Pete are deep in the studio trenches, crafting the next chapter in what promises to be one of the UK’s most compelling musical journeys.

“There’s something of Tim Buckley about Sam Brookes“

★★★★ The Independent

“He is a national treasure”

Folk Radio UK

“We Love This”

BBC 6music

‘A joyous sonic voyage through song & sound’

Bristol Folk

Catch them live now—before the venues get bigger and the secret gets out. With their upcoming material, Bristol’s SupaLung are diving headfirst into what they describe as a joyous ,

melodic, and experiment al new chapter—music that doesn’t just echo their influences, but celebrates them with unfiltered emotion and creative flair.

“We wanted to draw from all the great music we love across time and pour it into this album,” they explain. “Joy was the keystone—if it didn’t make us smile, give us goosebumps, or bring chills of happiness, we went back and reworked it.”

The result, A collection of songs built to move—both emotionally and physically. Crafted with spirit, but made to come alive on stage, the band say it best: “Making this album was a real joyous adventure, but the real thrill is sharing it. From the start, the thought of playing these songs live kept the fire burning. Now we can’t wait to connect with people in real time—at gigs, at festivals, wherever the music takes us.”

SupaLung isn’t just a band to listen to. They're a band to ex peri ence. Catch them live and feel the joy in motion.