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Girl Like That / Read The Room

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Girl Like That / Read The Room

The Smokehouse, Ipswich

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Following the incredible success of last year’s debut, JMT Live is back with ‘Where Are My Girls?’ 2! This special event is a vibrant celebration of women and LGBTQ+ artists within the alternative music scene, and we couldn’t be more excited to host it right here in Ipswich.

If you love discovering fresh, meaningful music and supporting a more inclusive music scene, this is the night for you. Get ready for a lineup that packs a punch and showcases some of the most exciting talent in the UK right now.

Headliner: Girl Like That

Leading the night are the sensational Girl Like That, an alt-pop trio hailing from Oxford. It’s hard to believe this band only formed in 2024 given their massive list of achievements! Led by the talented Lucy Peer, they’ve already released a 12-track debut album, received airplay on BBC Radio 1, and delivered two standout performances at Truck Festival.

Bringing their infectious energy and polished alt-pop sound to The Smokehouse, they are definitely a band on the upward trajectory. This is a fantastic chance to see them in an intimate setting!

Support: Read The Room

Kicking things off are our neighbours from Norwich, Read The Room. This 5-piece alt-rock outfit is well-known across East Anglia for their ability to truly captivate an audience. With a reputation for powerful live sets and a sound that demands attention, they are the perfect addition to this celebration of alternative music.

Event Information

Come along and support these brilliant artists for what promises to be an empowering and high-energy Saturday night.

  • Date: Saturday 11th April 2026
  • Time: 7:30pm – 11:00pm
  • Venue: The Smokehouse, Ipswich
  • Tickets: £7 + booking fee
  • Age Restrictions: 14+ (Please note that guests aged 14–17 must be accompanied by an adult).

Accessibility Details

The Smokehouse is committed to being an accessible venue for all music fans. There is step-free access into the venue, and the bar, performance space, and accessible toilet are all conveniently located on one floor. If you need any further information or have specific requirements to ensure your visit is as comfortable as possible, please feel free to reach out to the venue team.

We can’t wait to see you there for another unforgettable night of music and community!

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