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The Church, Ipswich

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BTCP: HOUSE Of ALL – Live at The Church, Ipswich

Get ready for an unforgettable night with HOUSE Of ALL, a remarkable band made up entirely of former members of the legendary group The Fall. Brighten The Corners proudly presents this exciting event on Sunday 3rd May 2026 at The Church, Ipswich.

About the Band

HOUSE Of ALL is a unique collective featuring Martin Bramah (vocals, guitar), Pete Greenway (guitar), Paul Hanley (drums, vocals), Stephen Hanley (bass), and ‘Funky’ Si Wolstencroft (drums) — all former members of The Fall. This supergroup first made waves with their debut album, HOUSE Of ALL, which received wide critical acclaim and sold impressively. The band is often described as “a Fall family continuum,” a phrase that stirred some media buzz but perfectly captures the spirit of their music.

A year after their debut, they released CONTINUUM, an album that matches the high standards set by their first. Continuing their momentum, the band toured extensively and delighted fans with special gigs here and there. They also released exclusive fan-only CDs featuring live tracks, remixes, and radio sessions.

Their commitment to including other members of The Fall family remains strong, welcoming drummer Karl Burns on their latest album, HOUSE Of ALL SOULS. Additionally, Phil Lewis steps in for live shows and contributed to the latest recordings — making each performance fresh and filled with passion.

Event Details

  • Date: Sunday 3 May 2026
  • Time: 7:30pm – 11:00pm
  • Venue: The Church, Ipswich
  • Tickets: £18.00 + booking fee
  • Age Restrictions: 14+ (under 18s must be accompanied by an adult)

Why You Should Come

If you’re a fan of The Fall, or just love authentic, powerful alternative music, HOUSE Of ALL promises a live experience not to miss. Their blend of gritty guitars, commanding vocals, and dynamic drums delivers a sound that’s both familiar and fresh, celebrating the legacy of one of Britain’s most influential bands in a new and exciting way.

Grab your tickets early and join us for a night of exceptional music, at one of Ipswich’s most iconic venues. Let’s come together to celebrate the enduring spirit of The Fall with HOUSE Of ALL!

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