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Le Lamb

Logo of the band Le Lamb

Current Members

  • Mia Mottier – Vocals
  • Jeric Harding-Barns – Guitar
  • Emmanouil Lekkos – Guitar
  • Elliot Vickers – Drums

Former Members

  • Jeremy Thurgood – Bass
  • Ty Arkin – Drums

Le Lamb are a Brighton-based band documented as part of the city’s independent music scene.

Years active

Genres

2023 – Present

Experimental • Grunge • Post-Punk • Psychedelic

Band debut and early days

The textbook example of a band mixing theatrics and music, Le Lamb announced themselves in December 2023 with their debut headline gig at The Brunswick. Their gothic imagery, emo-esque songwriting and on-stage performances that epitomize art-rock led to them developing a (almost literally) cult following early on. The band would then perform around the Brighton circuit for the next year, performing at several high profile gigs and festivals within the city, although around November 2024 they would quietly swap drummers from Ty Arkin (Mind Frog) to Elliot Vickers. Le Lamb would come to a head in June 2025 with the release of their debut single ‘Sirens Call’, followed by the band beginning to break out of Brighton with shows in Worthing. They would then announce their next single ‘Healing’ in November before heading back to the gigging schedule from before.

Thurgood would depart the band in August 2026.

  • Timeline
  • Associations
  • Sources

Discography

Year Title Type Label
2025 Sirens Call Single Independent
2025 Healing Single Independent

Associated Entries

  • Mind Frog – Share former member (Arkin)
  • BIMM – Several members attended
Gig review by Nick McAllister for Brighton Source

https://brightonsource.co.uk/reviews/lelamb-live-at-the-folklore-rooms/

Band highlight by Nick Linazasoro for Brighton and Hove news

https://www.brightonandhovenews.org/2025/09/04/4-more-interesting-acts-for-you-to-check-out/

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