The Orielles at The Stoller Hall, Featuring Northern Session Collective
  • Friday 7 October 2022, 8:30pm
  • The Stoller Hall
  • £17
Image The Orielles - The Stoller Hall

‘Right up my street musically’ – Annabella Coldrick, CEO of Music Manager Forum

Formed when they were still teenagers, the Orielles make music with the eagerness and abandon of youth, while also looking to the past for inspiration. The group’s highly danceable sound is informed by the lighter side of ’80s post-punk, the loose-limbed rhythms of Afro-funk, the trippy textures of late-’90s indie dance, and the sweet melodic sense of classic indie pop. Their debut album, 2018’s Silver Dollar Moment, saw them already in full stride as a band, and 2020’s Disco Volador expanded on their template by adding new sonic elements and a healthy dose of lyrical weirdness.

The Orielles formed in Halifax, England, when sisters Sidonie B and Esmé Dee Hand-Halford met Henry Carlyle Wade at a birthday party. Still in their teens, the threesome bonded over a love of ’90s music (like the Pixies and Sonic Youth) and cinema and began writing songs together. With Esmé on vocals and bass, Sidonie on drums, and Henry on guitar, the trio crafted a sound that brought in influences as far afield as Afro-pop, disco-funk, Madchester, and indie pop.

The Orielles at The Stoller Hall, Featuring Northern Session Collective
  • The Stoller Hall
  • £17

‘Right up my street musically’ – Annabella Coldrick, CEO of Music Manager Forum

Formed when they were still teenagers, the Orielles make music with the eagerness and abandon of youth, while also looking to the past for inspiration. The group’s highly danceable sound is informed by the lighter side of ’80s post-punk, the loose-limbed rhythms of Afro-funk, the trippy textures of late-’90s indie dance, and the sweet melodic sense of classic indie pop. Their debut album, 2018’s Silver Dollar Moment, saw them already in full stride as a band, and 2020’s Disco Volador expanded on their template by adding new sonic elements and a healthy dose of lyrical weirdness.

The Orielles formed in Halifax, England, when sisters Sidonie B and Esmé Dee Hand-Halford met Henry Carlyle Wade at a birthday party. Still in their teens, the threesome bonded over a love of ’90s music (like the Pixies and Sonic Youth) and cinema and began writing songs together. With Esmé on vocals and bass, Sidonie on drums, and Henry on guitar, the trio crafted a sound that brought in influences as far afield as Afro-pop, disco-funk, Madchester, and indie pop.

You may also like

  1. Siedd – The Reflection Tour

    The Stoller Hall
    Thu 31 October 2024 6.30pm

    Makkah Records presents Siedd - The Reflection Tour, an exclusive listening experience for Siedd's second album, Reflection. Join us for...

  2. Tom Ball – Curtain Call

    The Stoller Hall
    Fri 1 November 2024 7:30pm

    Tickets on sale from Friday 7 June, 10am Britain’s Got Talent alumni and finalist Tom Ball has announced three UK...

  3. Yellowjackets

    The Stoller Hall
    Sat 2 November 2024 7:30pm

    “Jazz buffs know about the Yellowjackets. This is a Grammy-winning band that writes and performs intricate compositions that cross countless...

  4. Jessica Pratt

    The Stoller Hall
    Thu 7 November 2024 7:30pm

    From the opening seconds of “Life Is,” it’s clear that Here in the Pitch is a very different kind of album from...