Rialto

Rialto, the London band behind the hit Monday Morning 5.19, bring their first headline UK tour since reforming to Village Underground, a concert venue on Holywell Lane.

Rialto emerged in the late 1990s with a cinematic pop sound built on polished melodies and a darker strain of disco, which set them apart from the Britpop scene of the time. Their self-titled debut album produced songs including Summer's Over, Untouchable and Monday Morning 5.19. The band separated in 2001 and later reunited.

Since reforming, Rialto have released Neon and Ghost Signs, their third album, in which frontman Louis Eliot revisits the romantic themes of the band's early work from a more worldly perspective. Its songs explore love, loss, brief encounters and the wish for one more memorable night, combining the elegance of the earlier records with modern disco influences.

This is Rialto's first headline run in the UK since reforming. The concert takes place at Village Underground, a venue in London at 54 Holywell Lane that mainly hosts concerts, with a focus on electronic music.