riot lights

"some wonderfully punchy sing-a-long indie rock n roll"



Jim Gellatly, XFM SCOTLAND



"Not our normal bag but after seeing them live I think they could go big. The current list of indie chart toppers better beware! "



Chris Hornby, Artrocker Magazine



''Brighton based Riot Lights, definitely live up to their raucous name. Energetic indie-punk has never sounded better!''



Mix Mag Magazine www.mixmag.net



''Riot Lights are an honest to goodness indie quartet with more energy and punch than Amir Khan and a brash charm which is sure to wink and smirk at (and then possible bottle) the Pigeon Detectives as they top the charts and take over the music sky with wings built on consumer friendly contagious pop-rock. As I get in my car to leave, a bottle chasing me through the air, narrowly missing my windscreen, I have (after initial feelings of relief that I made it out alive) that post gig depression you get when you leave a band, so full of promise, with the knowledge that next time you see them, they may well be dots on a packed out stadium horizon.''



Jo-Rosie Haffenden, Rock feedback



CONTACT:

Paul&Corinne @ SUPERVISION MANAGEMENT

whitetiger@supervisionmgt.com



BOOKING - Steve Backman @ PRIMARY BOOKING



BAND - riotlights1@gmail.com



ABOUT:

Riot Lights were established in 2007 by 4 ambitious lads all based on the South coast, the name is influenced by the Paris Riots with other influences ranging from British Guitar Pop Music - Girls Aloud - Social Realist directors such as Ken Loach, Jimmy McGovern, Mike Leigh, Alan Bleasdale(and many others) and writers such as George Orwell, Alan Silitoe and various poets such as The Mersey Beat poets, Dylan Thomas and Alexander Pope.?Riot Lights set off on their first tour in Sept 2007 setting venues alight with their self confidence and punchy guitar pop anthems.

Riot Lights consist of Ben Williams - Vocals, Chris Mitchell - Guitar/Backing Vocals, James Bradley - Bass/Backing Vocals and Simon Goldring - Drums. Catch them playing with their poppy hooks, laddish ways and their songs that have a romantiscism to match any of their contempories, which will have you singing in a packed out venue near you soon.