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Live – Therapy? | Bokassa at Concorde 2 Brighton

December 1, 2023Posted in Gig Gallery, Live Music

Therapy? & Bokassa at Concorde 2, Brighton, 30th November 2023

Currently touring across the UK, and with festival dates booked for 2024, Therapy? dropped into Brighton last night to entertain the crowd at Concorde 2. Support came from Norwegian rock trio Bokassa.

Gallery from Mike Burnell

Bokassa

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Therapy?

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Photos © Mike Burnell (iso400.com)

Published 30th November 2023

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