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On Saturday, September 19, 1000 Rabbits will play at Rotown. The British band creates eccentric indie music full of unexpected turns. Their songs shift between tight, driving rhythms and dreamy atmospheres, always carrying a subtly unsettling edge. Nothing moves in straight lines: melodies twist, drift, and gradually unfold around guitars, synths, and violin parts that constantly take surprising directions. After appearing at Left of the Dial in 2025, the five-piece now returns to Rotown in celebration of their upcoming EP Are We Friends Yet?
Name: 1000 Rabbits
Tags: indie pop, art-pop, alternative rock, orchestral, electronic, lyrical poetry, experimental
Song tip: Virgin Soil
For fans of: Black Country, New Road, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, mary in the junkyard
Country: Suffolk, England (UK)
Extra info: The band was previously known as RABBITFOOT.
Rotown Clubcard
Holders of a Rotown Clubcard can attend this concert for free (while supplies last).

On Saturday, September 19, 1000 Rabbits will play at Rotown. The British band creates eccentric indie music full of unexpected turns. Their songs shift between tight, driving rhythms and dreamy atmospheres, always carrying a subtly unsettling edge. Nothing moves in straight lines: melodies twist, drift, and gradually unfold around guitars, synths, and violin parts that constantly take surprising directions. After appearing at Left of the Dial in 2025, the five-piece now returns to Rotown in celebration of their upcoming EP Are We Friends Yet?
Name: 1000 Rabbits
Tags: indie pop, art-pop, alternative rock, orchestral, electronic, lyrical poetry, experimental
Song tip: Virgin Soil
For fans of: Black Country, New Road, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, mary in the junkyard
Country: Suffolk, England (UK)
Extra info: The band was previously known as RABBITFOOT.
Rotown Clubcard
Holders of a Rotown Clubcard can attend this concert for free (while supplies last).
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