swim school

3 concerts

Edinburgh’s swim school blends indie rock with fresh style, working with producer Iain Berryman and touring Europe as rising stars known for confident, authentic sound.

Ozric Tentacles

10 concerts

Ozric Tentacles, formed in 1983 in the UK, blend jazz fusion and space rock. Known for albums like "Erpland" and "Jurassic Shift," they climbed UK charts and drew crowds at festivals. Key members include guitarist Ed Wynne, bassist Roly Wynne, and flutist John Egan. They collaborated with artists like Steve Hillage. Despite setbacks, including a 2011 fire, they returned strong with 2016's "Technicians of the Sacred."

HENGE

7 concerts

Attention Humans! HENGE, extra-terrestrial joymongers, blend rave and prog rock. Best Live Act winners, they've wowed UK/Europe with energizing, hope-filled performances.

Ferocious Dog

7 concerts

Ferocious Dog, a politically charged folk-punk band, blends Celtic, Gypsy, and hardcore influences. Their album 'Kleptocracy' follows the chart-topping 'The Hope'. Known for thought-provoking music and dynamic shows, they unite fans against injustice.

Kate Nash

2 concerts

Kate Nash, a Brit award-winning singer-songwriter and actor from London and LA, found fame with the 2007 UK hit "Foundations." Known for her punk style and role in HBO's GLOW, she's released five albums, including "9 Sad Symphonies," blending vintage Hollywood influences. Co-founded the musical "Only Gold" and delivers layered, introspective songs shaped by the global pandemic.

The Wedding Present

29 concerts

The Wedding Present, formed by David Gedge in 1985, is renowned for honest love songs and whirlwind guitars. Hits include "Go Out And Get 'Em Boy!" and Seamonsters. They famously equaled Elvis with 12 singles in a year. Collaborations include Steve Albini for a heavier sound. Gedge also launched Cinerama in 1997. The Wedding Present has acclaimed albums like El Rey and Going, Going..., affirming their indie legacy.

A Certain Ratio

4 concerts

Formed in 1978 in Manchester, A Certain Ratio blend punk, funk, and electronica. Known for genre-bending sounds, core trio Kerr, Moscrop, and Johnson define their evolving, experimental style.

Black Water County

3 concerts

Since 2013, this pop-punk and folk band have gained fame for energetic performances across UK and Europe. Famous for albums 'Taking Chances', 'Comedies and Tragedies', and 'The Only Life Worth Living', featuring Hannah Greenwood. Played major UK festivals like WOMAD and Boomtown, supported Less Than Jake, and endorsed by Fireball UK. Featured by Kerrang! and praised by London Celtic Punks. Produced by Lewis Johns.

King Prawn

3 concerts

London’s King Prawn, pioneers of UK Ska-Punk, blend Punk, Ska, Ragga & Hip Hop. Known for wild shows, Kerrang! nods, hits, and Al Rumjen’s work with Asian Dub Foundation.

Kezia Gill

11 concerts

Nottingham-born Kezia Gill blends country, folk, rock, and blues with powerful vocals. A multi-award UK artist, she’s performed with Bruce Springsteen and on major UK and US country stages.

Utah Saints

7 concerts

Utah Saints, an electronic dance duo from Leeds, have scored 9 UK Top 40 hits, 4 Top 10s, selling 2 million records globally. Pioneers in sampling, they founded iconic club nights and have worked with acts like Justice and Public Enemy. Their track "Something Good" made Rolling Stone's list of 200 Greatest Dance Songs. Known for celebrating rave culture, they're praised by Zane Lowe, The KLF, and NME as dance legends and continue to DJ globally.

Opus Kink

2 concerts

Formed in Brighton in 2017, Opus Kink mixes jazz, country, and punk into a unique sound. Known for dynamic live shows and songs like "St Paul of The Tarantulas." Their music weaves traditional influences with a modern twist.

The Leisure Society

1 concert

Burton upon Trent-born Nick Hemming’s London chamber-pop/folk project The Leisure Society: albums The Sleeper & Into the Murky Water; Ivor nods; toured w/Laura Marling, played Glasto, worked w/Ray Davies.

Graeme Park

2 concerts

DJ Graeme Park, UK-born, pioneered the acid house scene in Nottingham, famed for his innovative style & remixes. Regular at Hacienda, won DMC DJ Award ('89-'92).

Panic Shack

5 concerts

Panic Shack, a Cardiff-based punk band, known for their raucous live shows and debut EP "Baby Shack." Gained fame with sold-out tours, performances at Glastonbury, and collaborations with Bob Vylan. Praised by BBC, NME, and more.

Lambrini Girls

21 concerts

Brighton's Lambrini Girls, featuring Phoebe, Lilly, and Banksy, blend punk flair. Their debut, "Who Let The Dogs Out," is out now. Known for vibrant, high-energy shows.

Badly Drawn Boy

2 concerts

Damon Gough, aka Badly Drawn Boy, from Bolton, England, is acclaimed for his intricate pop and heartfelt lyrics, akin to Nick Drake and John Lennon. Debuting with the Mercury Prize-winning "The Hour of Bewilderbeast," and notable for the "About a Boy" soundtrack, he collaborated with artists like Thom Yorke and Richard Ashcroft. Known for hits like "Once Around the Block" and "You Were Right," and albums like "Have You Fed the Fish?" and "Born in the U.K.," Gough returned with "Banana Skin Shoes" in 2020 after a hiatus, blending vintage sounds with alt-hip-hop.

Heartworms

4 concerts

Jojo Orme, aka Heartworms, captivates with her agit-pop style in Glutton For Punishment, a debut album full of raw emotion. Her acclaimed EP, A Comforting Notion, secured praise from The Sunday Times and more, with singles playlisted on BBC Radio 6 Music.

Neville Staple

3 concerts

Born in Jamaica, Neville Staple helped spark the '80s U.K. ska revival with the Specials, Fun Boy Three, and Special Beat. Known for his toasting, solo work, and collaborations.

An Dannsa Dub

1 concert

Formed in 2020, An Dannsa Dub blends Gaelic song with dub rhythms, earning Scots Trad & SAMA nods. Their hits span Glastonbury & Goa, with collabs like Cian Finn.

The Unthanks

1 concert

English folk group the Unthanks blend Northumbrian folk with jazz, pop, and classical. Founded by sisters Rachel and Becky, they've earned Mercury nods and acclaim for albums and unique covers.

Girl Scout

12 concerts

Swedish band Girl Scout, acclaimed for their debut EP "Real Life Human Garbage," draws comparisons to The Breeders & Snail Mail with vibrant, innovative music. Celebrated by NME, DORK, featured in The Guardian, Billboard, their style mixes past eras with bold, modern sound.

Skunk Anansie

24 concerts

British alternative band Skunk Anansie, known for their clit-rock style blending metal and Black feminist rage, formed in 1994. Renowned for hits like "Selling Jesus," they have a dynamic sound captured in albums like Paranoid and Sunburnt, Stoosh, and Post Orgasmic Chill. Skin, Cass, Ace, and Mark Richardson have delivered electrifying performances worldwide. After a 2001 breakup, they reunited in 2009, releasing Wonderlustre and Black Traffic. Hits like "You Saved Me" featured in films like Sucker Punch, showcasing their cultural impact.

Pop Will Eat Itself

5 concerts

Pop Will Eat Itself, from West Midlands, UK, rose with the grebo music subculture in the late '80s. Known for albums like *This Is the Day...* and *Dos Dedos Mis Amigos*, they gained acclaim with a distinctive alternative rock and hip-hop blend. After disbanding in 1994, they reformed with new members, collaborating with Trent Reznor's label, and continue touring and releasing new music.

EMF

9 concerts

British band EMF blends dance, rock, and introspective sounds, famed for hits like "Unbelievable." They've released iconic albums since 1991 and overcame lineup changes and tragedy.

Amelia Coburn

1 concert

Folk horror singer Amelia Coburn, inspired by gothic and noir, gained acclaim with her 2024 debut album produced by Bill Ryder-Jones, praised by Paul Weller and Paul Heaton.

Senser

4 concerts

Senser, born from UK’s free festivals and acid raves, blend rock, hip-hop, and electronica with political lyrics. Known for hits like *Stacked Up* (’94), they’re famed for powerful live shows and collaborations with Prodigy and Wu-Tang producers.

Getdown Services

14 concerts

Getdown Services, Josh Law and Ben Sadler from Somerset, create indie music in Bristol. They’ve released the album *Crisps*, multiple EPs, and tour extensively.

Adult DVD

4 concerts

Leeds-based Adult DVD blend indie and acid house with infectious hooks and euphoric club-style shows. Known for BBC 6 Music B-list hit "Do Something" and sold-out UK gigs.

The Pale White

7 concerts

Newcastle brothers Adam & Jack Hope’s The Pale White fuse anthemic classic rock with urgent modern alt; acclaimed for albums The Pale White and The Big Sad.

SPLIT DOGS

3 concerts

British rock 'n' roll band Split Dogs, known for their fast-paced sound and raucous stage shows, debuted in 2023. They've supported punk icons like GBH and Subhumans. Their album "Here to Destroy" on Venn Records earned critical acclaim, leading to sold-out UK shows and a European tour.

Jools

2 concerts

Jools, a punk rock band from London and Leicester, delivers visceral, cathartic sounds blending rage and beauty. With members Mitch Gordon, Kate Price, and more, their music is a force of empowerment and truth.

Slay Duggee

1 concert

SLAY DUGGEE, a band born to introduce kids to metal, transforms kids' songs into power metal. Known for viral 'Baby Shark' cover, they've played Bloodstock, done a BBC 6 Music session, and collaborated with TesseracT's James Monteith and Daniel Tompkins, plus Nekrogoblikon's Nicky Calonne.

DJ Rap

2 concerts

DJ RAP, born Charissa Saverio, is a multi-platinum, award-winning DJ and producer known for tech house, drum & bass & pop electronica. Collaborated with BT, Hans Zimmer, & more.

Au Pairs

9 concerts

Lesley Woods fronted the Au Pairs, a British post-punk band known for danceable, politically charged, feminist rock with sharp, confrontational lyrics and critical acclaim.

Tankus

6 concerts

Tankus, led by Jaz Delorean, blend visceral rock ‘n’ roll with theatrical flair, playing 1400+ shows. Collaborated with Jim Sclavunos, building a loyal, Grateful Dead-like fanbase.

Idlewild

13 concerts

Idlewild, an alt rock group from Edinburgh, formed in 1995. Their hits "American English" and "You Held the World" topped charts. Known for chaotic live shows, they've had multiple lineup changes and collaborated with Kate Rusby. Albums include Hope Is Important and The Remote Part.

She's In Parties

1 concert

Irish-born Katie Dillon leads Essex/London indie quartet She’s In Parties, blending shoegaze and dream-pop. Known for ethereal sounds and acclaimed live shows.

Meryl Streek

5 concerts

Born punk force Meryl Streek is known for raw, cutting-edge punk rock. His acclaimed album *Songs for the Deceased* features collaborations with Oliver Ackermann, Phil Wyer, and more.

The Magic Numbers

2 concerts

The Magic Numbers, a UK band of sibling pairs Romeo & Michele Stodart and Sean & Angela Gannon, are renowned for harmonies and melodic hooks. Their 2005 debut album was Mercury Prize-nominated. They’ve toured with icons like Brian Wilson, Neil Young, and The Who.

VENUS GRRRLS

2 concerts

Venus Grrrls, a Leeds/Newcastle goth-grunge band with riot grrrl roots, are known for GK’s commanding vocals and sharp riffs. Featured on BBC Radio and praised by Kerrang!

3 Daft Monkeys

3 concerts

Formed in Cornwall by Ashton, Roberts & Mulryne, 3 Daft Monkeys blend Cornish & Celtic tunes with global folk, reggae, & dance. Known for electric live shows & self-produced album Hubbadillia with critical acclaim & BBC Radio 2 airplay.

The Horrors

6 concerts

The Horrors return with a new single "Lout" from their upcoming EP. Known for their aggressive live performances, the track marks a heavier, industrial sound shift and features collaborations with Bunny Kinney and Isamaya Ffrench.

Garbage

24 concerts

Garbage, formed in 1995 and known for their dramatic, atmospheric pop music, blends rock and electronic sounds. Hits include "Stupid Girl" & collaborations with Joy Division.

Pixies

22 concerts

The Pixies, born from the late 80s alt/rock surge, influence giants like Nirvana and Radiohead. Known for "loudquietloud" style, their iconic albums include the Platinum "Doolittle." Their electrifying live shows boast sell-out crowds worldwide, featuring classics and new tracks. Black Francis, Joey Santiago, David Lovering, and Emma Richardson drive this influential band.

The Damned

8 concerts

Formed in 1976, The Damned are a pioneering London band in British punk rock with 11 studio albums. Known for dark lyrics and David Vanian's rich baritone vocals, they helped shape the Goth-Rock genre.

TEKE::TEKE

1 concert

Montreal-based psych-rock band TEKE::TEKE blends traditional Japanese instruments with psychedelic rock, known for their album *Hagata*, Assassin’s Creed soundtrack, and collaborations with Holy Fuck and SUUNS.

Goldie

3 concerts

British DJ, producer, and artist Goldie shaped jungle and drum and bass, co-founding Metalheadz and scoring hits like "Inner City Life." MBE recipient and actor.

Everything Everything

4 concerts

Everything Everything, known for their visionary art-pop style blending esoteric experimentation with accessibility, hail from England. They've earned five Ivor Novello and two Mercury Prize nominations, plus five Top 10 albums. Their critically acclaimed work, like 'Raw Data Feel', tackles grand concepts with dystopian themes.

Toots & The Maytals

12 concerts

Toots & the Maytals, led by Toots Hibbert from May Pen, Jamaica, were pioneers in ska, rocksteady, and reggae genres. Known for hits like "Pressure Drop," Toots' soulful style was influenced by R&B icons. Collaborated with Leslie Kong and Chris Blackwell, they gained fame with albums like "Funky Kingston" and "Reggae Got Soul." The 2004 Grammy-winning "True Love" featured guests like Eric Clapton and Willie Nelson. Despite setbacks, including Hibbert's 2013 injury, they continued to perform and record, with "Got to Be Tough" in 2020 marking their last release before Hibbert's death.

Jon Spencer

1 concert

Jon Spencer, born in Hanover, NH, is a key figure in noise and alternative rock, famed for his gritty, explosive style with Pussy Galore and later the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Known for albums like *Extra Width* and *Orange*, Spencer mixes punk, R&B, and blues. He collaborated with Boss Hog, Heavy Trash, Spencer Dickinson, and the HITmakers. Notable releases include his solo work *Spencer Sings the Hits* and *Spencer Gets It Lit*. He's also produced for artists like the Bobby Lees and collaborated on various projects across genres.

A Guy Called Gerald

1 concert

A Guy Called Gerald, born in the UK, is iconic in dance music for pioneering acid house with "Voodoo Ray," shaping jungle/drum n bass, and collaborating with 808 State. With 11 albums and remixes for David Bowie and others, he is celebrated for his innovation and independence in electronic music.

Beans on Toast

7 concerts

Essex-born folk songwriter Beans on Toast is a unique performer known for political protest and honest love songs. A festival favorite, he's played Glastonbury annually since 2007. With 15 albums, his self-deprecating style and witty storytelling shine. Collaborated with Ben Lovett, Frank Turner, and more. A prolific artist, he releases a new album every Dec 1st, touring globally with unpredictable live shows.

SPRINTS

18 concerts

Dublin’s SPRINTS blend urgent post-punk with raw, compassionate lyrics. Known for hits from their Top 20 debut, they've toured with IDLES, Pixies, and rocked Glastonbury.

BCUC

3 concerts

Soweto, South Africa’s BCUC (Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness): 7-piece indigenous funk/hip-hop with punk energy; Womex 2023 Artist Award; famed live at Glastonbury.

Native James

3 concerts

Native James is an alternative-rap artist from Ipswich, UK, blending hip-hop, grime, punk, rock, and metal. Known for fiery live shows, MOBO-nominated.

Reverend And The Makers

4 concerts

Reverend and the Makers, hailing from Sheffield, return with "Heatwave in the Cold North," blending northern soul and tropical beats. Known for six top 20 albums and collaborations with artists like Dave Clarke, they've now evolved, with Jon McClure embarking on a musical journey from Sheffield to Kitwe, Zambia.