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Monday 2nd February 2026
The Sunflower Lounge in Birmingham
7:30pm til 10:30pm
Minimum Age
16+

Tummyache

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About

Yampy Promotions presents Tummyache + guests

Tummyache is a project that blurs the line between band and personal confession, a raw and enigmatic expression crafted by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Soren Bryce. Since its inception in 2018, Tummyache has carved out a space in the DIY scenes of both the United States and the UK, resonating with listeners who feel the weight of systemic struggles and societal expectations. Bryce’s music pulls no punches; her lyrics confront issues of class, privilege, and inner conflict, inviting listeners to face the harsh realities she lays bare.

In 2020, Tummyache expanded its lineup when UK-based bassist Linus Fenton joined as a key creative contributor, adding new depth to Bryce’s already evocative soundscapes. A year later, Bianka Baranová, from Slovakia by way of the UK, joined the live band and soon after contributed creatively to the project. Together, they have infused Tummyache with new perspectives, creating a dynamic interplay that has only deepened the intensity of their music.

Their sophomore album, Egosystem, released in 2024, is a provocative exploration of ego within the structure of Western society. This album builds on the raw emotion of Soak, as Bryce and her bandmates dissect the roles ego plays in shaping relationships, ambition, and self-identity. As much a philosophical journey as a musical one, Egosystem offers listeners a powerful reflection on personal and societal frameworks, challenging them to confront their own assumptions and desires.

FAKE NEW, the third album is out now – exploring the psychological and social impact of technology — and how we might begin to dismantle it.

Support provded by Jazzcat & PIP.


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