Joe Langridge-Brown

At 14:52 you can see his '70 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop

At 19:12 you can see his Marshall Bluesbraker

Joe Langridge-Brown's pedalboard setup includes the Boss ES-8 Effects Switching System, as shown in a tweet by Stuart Dew, who shared an image of the pedalboard being prepared for Reading and Leeds rehearsals.

In this interview, talking about the sounds used on their new upcoming album, Joe said: "Most of it came through an Eventide H9000 Harmonizer. I did have the pedal version but this was the big fuck-off rack version that Mike Crossey, our producer, got delivered just as we started. I think it was as much as an experiment for us as it was him, all of us figuring out this new piece of kit.

“So we used that for the first time for those leads lines, with one delayed reverb-y sound and some extra octave effects that we manipulated a bit to have this chorus-y effect. That’s an amazing piece of kit, though it does take a while to get your head around it. We left the session probably only knowing 1% of what it can do. There’s just so much involved!”

In the photo of Joe Langridge-Brown's pedalboard, the Catalinbread Belle Epoch tape echo pedal is clearly visible, indicating his use of this delay effects pedal.

On the right you can see his Roland EV5

Taken by the instagram of their tech, you can see he uses a Boss GE - 7 equalizer pedal

Between the chromatic tuner and the boss delay, you can see his EP booster pedal.

You can see here Joe wearing iE6.A Custom In Ear Monitors

You can clearly see here that he is using a white Fender Strat.

Joe Langridge-Brown uses the Moog Minifooger MF Ring pedal, as shown in a tweet by NBThieves mentioning their setup for a Detroit show.

Here you can see the EP-3 next to Whammy.

At 18:06 you can see his Gibson Les Paul Standard 2017

On the left you can see his new Strymon Mobius

The item can be seen 1:41 into this video.

Can be seen on pedalboard at 4:47

As seen on the music video for Overcome, it looks like it's a dark clear shade. No idea what exact model that is, if it's vintage or custom.

Joe Langridge-Brown of Nothing But Thieves is shown utilizing the Duesenberg Falken Solidbody Electric Guitar in Black in a specific Instagram post by the band. This particular model is known to be a favorite of his during concerts, as evidenced by the photograph shared on the band's official Instagram account, which was captioned with details about their upcoming concert in Australia.

In the YouTube video titled "Nothing But Thieves - If I Get High (Live Session)" by NBTVEVO, Joe Langridge-Brown is seen using a Fender Super-Sonic 22 Combo amplifier. The amplifier is visible at the 0:27 mark in the video.

In the video titled "[Jam] - Nothing But Thieves - Pepsi Center - CDMX 2026" by JCarlos_Bravo on YouTube, at the timestamp 0:23, Joe Langridge-Brown can be seen using a Duesenberg 59er Electric Guitar.

In the second image of the Instagram post by Nothing But Thieves, Joe Langridge-Brown is seen using the Chase Bliss Audio x Benson Automatone Preamp MKII pedal. The photo, shared on May 22, 2026, captures the band preparing for their performance at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend.

In the second picture of a post by Nothing But Thieves on Instagram, it is visible that Joe Langridge-Brown uses the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal. This image was shared on May 22, 2026, with a caption highlighting the band's excitement for the BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend festival.

In a post on Instagram by Nothing But Thieves, Joe Langridge-Brown's pedalboard is shown featuring the Walrus Audio Slö reverb effects pedal. The image, shared on May 22, 2026, captures the setup in preparation for a performance at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend.