Events

Friday 18 Sep 2026 at 20:00 to 23:00

Ends Fri 18 Sep 23:00

Venue

The Barrel House Ballroom

59a High Street, Totnes, TQ9 5PB

Details

THE EXPERIMENTAL – MOBIUS ALBUM LAUNCH SHOW After an unforgettable appearance at The Barrel House Ballroom, Totnes in April 2024, when they opened for fellow Devon rockers 50 Year Storm, The Experimental return to the venue on Friday 18th September – this time as the headline act. Blending alternative rock, grunge and psychedelic influences, the trio deliver an immersive, high-energy experience that stays with audiences long after the final note. The evening marks the official launch of the band's highly anticipated new album, MOBIUS, and celebrates just how far the trio have come since their last visit to Totnes. The band have continued to build a reputation as one of the South West's most exciting live bands, delivering their distinctive brand of Mental Rock with powerful riffs, soaring vocals and explosive energy. The release of MOBIUS signals an exciting new chapter for the band, and the show promises to be an unforgettable night, featuring brand-new material from the album alongside favourites from their back catalogue. The Experimental are: Joe Billingham – Vocals & Guitar Darren Curnow – Bass Chris Firrell – Drums & Percussion    Recent praise from PRSD "The Experimental are so good, they rock the multiverse...they have returned with a penguin-popping, tentacle-twisting, ice-cream dripping tune that kicks its way into your psyche and stays there. Once heard"   "Darren Curnow’s vocals create a taught familiarity on the edge of insanity. Joe Billingham’s bassline plunders your thoughts. And Chris Firrell’s beats have the power of dilithium crystals (insert your own sci-fi energy source here, if you wish). The lyrics, as ever, feel born out of authenticity. And then the world takes off."

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Location

50.4315, -3.6910