Pink Opaque 🩷🪩

@pinkopaque.co.uk

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70s disco vibes, 80s synth tones, 90s dance beats, timeless indiepop hooks, a sparkly guitar, a defiant insistence on joy 🩷🪩 good honest electronica from Yorkshire with a glittery face and a messy human heart 🩷🪩 we call it futurepop

Flyer for the Cambridge Indiepop All-Dayer 14 November '26 / Blue Moon, Norfolk St, Cambridge / from 2pm Baker Island + Nat Johnson + No Peeling + Pink Opaque + Tomboy Grandpa + more to be announced Celebrating our 10th birthday! £23 advance from wegottickets www.fb.com/cambridgeindiepopalldayer
Gig poster with mirrorballs, text reads: Evripidis and His Tragedies, queer synthpop, Barcelona Pink Opaque, indiepop disco, Sheffield htmljones, hyperpop rapper, London Friday 25 September The Cavendish Arms 128 Hartington Rd, Stockwell, London SW8 2HJ 7:30 start, 10 advance, 13 otd, notaflof
Shot of Pink Opaque on stage, framed by a tambourine
Pic of Pete and Danielle on stage mid-performance with lots of pinky purple lighting
Video of Pete and Danielle clinking glasses
Pic of Danielle and Pete and Little Miss Sunshine with text: Wales Goes Pop! 2026 / Pink Opaque / Sat 04 Apr The Gate Cardiff
"The creeping normalisation of Pink Opaque is a tragedy for the British way of life"
It's the poster for the show and it says "Falling and Laughing: Indie pop from Birmingham / Appi: Dream pop from Japan / Pink Opaque: Future pop from Sheffield / Thursday 14 May, the Victoria, John Bright St, Birmingham city centre / £10 adv, 2 for 1 for under 25s / £12 on the door" There's also a highly stylised (maybe 1960s-ish?) illustration of two people riding bicycles, seen head-on in silhouette
Poster for the show with a mirrorball reflecting pink and purple light on a dark background
Danielle and Pete performing on stage at the Betsey, both with one arm aloft
Danielle and Pete smiling in the front seat of a car, with Hello Kitty and Little Miss Sunshine dangling from the rear view mirror
Poster for the show featuring characters from The Simpsons
Flyer for the show: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart Pink Opaque All Ashore! Sunny Intervals Sunday 23 Nov 2025 The Betsey Trotwood 56 Farringdon Rd, London EC1 Doors at 7pm for 7.30pm start Tickets £13.50 wegotticket.com Image shows a cat with lightning eyes thinking "side ponytail forever"
The prohibition symbol of a red circle with a diagonal bar across it, across the letters 'AI' Text reads: No artificial intelligence has been used in the creation of this work
Screengrab from Spotify for Artists showing that nearly all our listeners are in Norway
Danielle and Pete on stage at Indiefjord, bathed in a pink glow of light
Two petrol pumps at a derelict service station, with a pink colour wash and the Pink Opaque logo. Text reads BRINGING BACK THE HUMANS / NEW SINGLE 04-JUL-25
The Indiefjord poster lists the names of all the artists down the middle with floral/tree designs down the sides in bright primary colours.
Side view of Pink Opaque on stage, Danielle to the right, closer to the camera, holding the mic up and singing; Pete to the left playing synth
Danielle and Pete smiling soberly into the camera, with various Hatch graffiti on the wall behind and an anti-raids poster
Danielle and Pete grinning while pointing at their own picture on a poster behind them which says Junk Whale, Nathy SG, Pink Opaque
Gig poster with the band names in red rectangles with radial patterning outside in blue, green and purple. Text all appears handwritten and reads as follows: Live at Hatch Friday 13.06 ACHB, east midlands anti-cool rock and/or roll Bean Weevil, fuzzy garage pop Pink Opaque, futurepop synth duo £7 adv, £10 otd, BYOB, doors 8pm
A hairclip with a strawberry pattern
Picture of Beau Bowen, a two-piece band with a rock aesthetic, against a backdrop of wooden panels illuminated in pink. Text reads: Beau Bowen presents the Out of this World Rock Show, Friday April 11, Sidney and Matilda, Rivelin Works, Sidney St, Sheffield S1 4RB. £2 tickets available at www.beaubowen.com + support Gabrielle Ornate, Pink Opaque
The Pink Opaque logo on an indigo background behind a cylindrical pendant lampshade with a sparkly finish
Picture of Beau Bowen, a two-piece band with a rock aesthetic, against a backdrop of wooden panels illuminated in pink. Text reads: Beau Bowen presents the Out of this World Rock Show, Friday April 11, Sidney and Matilda, Rivelin Works, Sidney St, Sheffield S1 4RB. £2 tickets available at www.beaubowen.com + support Gabrielle Ornate, Pink Opaque
It's Pete, sitting at their desk, with a laptop open and an extra screen and loads of books and a speaker, and flyers and notes and things stuck to the wall.
One of our light-up tambourines with the words 'This machine kills fascists'
Danielle and Pete in the front seats of a car, with a Little Miss Sunshine suspended from the rear view mirror. All three are smiling
Gabby and Lauren on the One Show sofa. Lauren has gone for a bold pink top/pink skirt combo and, it must be said, absolutely succeeded.
The prohibition symbol of a red circle with a diagonal bar across it, across the letters 'AI' Text reads: No artificial intelligence has been used in the creation of this work
Pete and Danielle, the members of Pink Opaque, are smiling into the camera with some twinkly lights behind them. A Korg synthesiser is in front of them and Danielle is holding a microphone.
Danielle and Pete, the members of Pink Opaque, seated together and smiling into o the camera. They both have glitter on their faces.
Screengrab from BBC iPlayer showing the two teams, Hopsters and Al Frescans, appearing in the programme Only Connect, with some blurb
A laptop open to the chat window at an online disco. The laptop is on a sofa and a calico cat is sitting next to it and looking at the screen.
The Pink Opaque logo on a yellow and cyan background
Danielle's team Al Frescans on their way to victory in the first round of Only Connect, with 28 points on the board. Danielle is sitting in the middle, flanked by fellow team members Tom and Mel.
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