TunnelVision | Suspirium | Brain Probation
When
Thursday, 23 April 2026, 19:30 – 23:00
Funkiest Grooviest Gig Night Out
Middlesbrough, ENG, TS1 1RD
Time
19:30 – 23:00
Price
Not listed — worth a quick ask
About this event
Born in Darlington, TunnelVision are a dynamic 4 piece bringing a fresh edge to the indie and alternative rock scene. TunnelVision plays a wide range of different genres throughout their covers whilst adding their own creative spin to the original tracks. Fronted by Harry Gooding, the band delivers powerful melodies and striking vocals hooking spectators in from the first note. Alongside him, Josh Robinson on rhythm guitar builds the backbone of their sound whilst Jack Lynn on the bass lays down groove-heavy basslines perfectly in time with Elliott Bethell playing on the drum kit delivering explosive rhythms and cementing the heartbeat of each song. Since forming in October 2025 in QE sixth form college, TunnelVision have been playing shows and building a loyal fanbase. Plus Suspirium & Brain Probation Tickets £5.00 advance (PLEASE NOTE, NO DOOR SALES ONLY ADVANCE TICKETS) Doors: 6:30PM Show Starts 7:00PM (Approximately) 16+ Strictly no backpacks or large bags, all bags will be searched upon entry Standing event Before attending please read our Covid-19 Disclaimer and check out our Venue Info Page How To Buy Your Ticket Buy Online, using the box below Visit The Forum Reception Call us on: Please note our reception and phone line are not always manned especially at busy events, please see our Opening Hours & Venue Info for more info. A non-refundable 50p booking fee is added to each ticket when buying online.
This event was originally posted by Funkiest Grooviest Gig Night Out. Visit their site for the latest details.
Event details on Near Here are aggregated from third-party sources and may change. Always verify times, location, availability, and any price directly with the organiser before travelling. See Terms.
While you're in the area...
Fancy a few more nearby ideas? We'll pull them in when you ask, rather than rummaging through the database on every page load.