Afflecks Palace

Afflecks Palace bring their new single, “Bad Behaviour”, to The Louisiana in Bristol. The pop, rock and indie act is previewing material from their third album, Sunshine Death.

“Bad Behaviour” is the first release taken from Sunshine Death, the band's third album. Afflecks Palace produced the record themselves, and the mixing was handled in Los Angeles by Adam Greenspan, whose earlier credits include work with IDLES, Refused and Nick Cave.

The song grew out of a difficult period for frontman J. Fender, who suffered a heart attack on a flight home to the UK from America. Recovery brought a struggle with the psychological aftermath, and the track centres on keeping moving, physically and mentally, as a way of resisting anxiety and depression. Its tone is urgent and confrontational.

The Louisiana is a venue in Bristol that hosts concerts and shows. The evening suits listeners drawn to pop, rock and indie music with a direct, forceful edge, and to those who want to hear the band's new material performed live.