Photo Gallery: Orchards - Heartbreaker, Southampton 10/03/2022
Having released their debut album 'Lovecore' back in March 2020, the week before lockdown was enforced, Brighton’s Orchards have had to wait until now to get out on the road. And boy have they brought a party with them! When the tour made a pitstop in Southampton, the band turned the venue Heartbreakers into a warm but wonderful indie pop mess. Our photographer Lauren Julie Robey was there to capture all the action.
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