Gurriers

9 concerts

Gurriers, a band from Dublin, delivers a powerful punk debut with "Come and See." Tackling themes like modern narcissism and youth disillusionment, their raw style captivates.

The Mary Wallopers

22 concerts

The Mary Wallopers, Irish ballad group formed by brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy and Sean McKenna, are known for their energetic live shows. Their debut EP, "A Mouthful of The Mary Wallopers," showcases a blend of warmth and chaos. Post-lockdown, they've sold-out prestigious venues like Dublin's Vicar Street and Camden's Powerhaus.

Throwing Muses

25 concerts

Throwing Muses, led by Kristin Hersh, redefined alternative music with their iconic sound. Signed to Fire Records, known for their fiercely independent style.

Manic Street Preachers

16 concerts

Manic Street Preachers, formed in 1986, blend punk, glam rock, and leftist politics. Known for hits like "A Design for Life," they faced tragedy with Richey James' disappearance but thrived with albums like "Everything Must Go" and "This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours," achieving UK chart success.

Trupa Trupa

3 concerts

Trupa Trupa is a psychedelic post-punk band from Gdańsk, Poland, known for blending off-kilter melodies with dense instrumentation. They've played at major festivals like SXSW and Primavera Sound. Their music is featured on BBC 6 Music and praised by Iggy Pop and Henry Rollins.

She Drew The Gun

1 concert

Wirral-born Louisa Roach created She Drew The Gun, known for its 80's electronica and political poetry. She won Glastonbury's Emerging Talent and had BBC 6 Music's Album of the Year.

Mannequin Pussy

7 concerts

Philadelphia rock band Mannequin Pussy, known for cathartic tunes about tough times, blends punk and pop. Hits include "Patience." Famous for their intense energy and rallying music, they collaborate mainly within their band featuring Colins Regisford, Kaleen Reading, Maxine Steen, and Marisa Dabice.

Swim Deep

3 concerts

Swim Deep, transformed by personal and professional upheavals, returns in 2024 with a creatively reborn style in "There's A Big Star Outside." Known for raw and poignant narratives, their lead track delves into complex familial impacts on love.

Beans on Toast

1 concert

Essex-born folk songwriter Beans on Toast is a unique performer known for his D.I.Y. style, political protest songs, and cult status. A Glastonbury regular since 2007, he releases an album yearly on his birthday. He's collaborated with Ben Lovett, Frank Turner, and Kitty, Daisy & Lewis. A festival favorite, his live shows are unpredictable yet engaging, blending humor and big issues in his music.

Du Blonde

3 concerts

Newcastle-born Du Blonde combines swaggering rock with punk, blues, and soul. Known for brutal honesty on mental health, collaborated with Future Islands, Shirley Manson, and more.

Public Service Broadcasting

5 concerts

Public Service Broadcasting, blending history with music using archival samples, gained fame with albums like "Inform - Educate - Entertain" & "The Race For Space". Known for their unique narrative style and collaborations, notably with James Dean Bradfield on "Every Valley".

Dreadzone

6 concerts

Formed in 1993, Dreadzone melds dub and electronic styles, known for dynamic live shows and hits from albums like 'Dread Times'. Collaborated with Tim Bran and produced by Rupert Style.

The Slow Readers Club

6 concerts

The Slow Readers Club, hailing from Manchester, crafts anthemic post-punk alt-rock with dark, political lyrics. Known for hits like 'Knowledge Freedom Power' (UK No. 29), their style blends sing-along choruses with timeless appeal. Praised for impactful live performances and potential for stadium shows.

Millie Manders and the Shutup

11 concerts

Born UK, Millie Manders and The Shutup meld punk's raw energy with pop appeal, known for sharp lyrics and vibrant shows. Praised by Radio X and The Specials. Renowned for dynamic live performances.

Paul Heaton

8 concerts

Paul Heaton, born in Bromborough, UK, was the frontman of The Housemartins and The Beautiful South. Known for his satirical lyrics and infectious melodies, he achieved hits like "Happy Hour" and "A Little Time." Heaton's collaborations, including with Jacqui Abbott, saw UK chart-topping success with albums like "Manchester Calling" and "N.K. Pop." A solo career included "The Mighty Several" with producer Ian Broudie. Heaton's charm lies in blending wry commentary with diverse musical styles.

Lime Garden

1 concert

Brighton's Lime Garden, an indie-electro band known for their debut album "One More Thing," features Chloe Howard, Leila Deeley, Tippi Morgan & Annabel Whittle. Acclaimed by 6 Music, NME, and The Independent.

Terrorvision

5 concerts

Formed in 1988 in Bradford, Terrorvision rose to fame with hits like "Oblivion" and "Perseverance." Known for their catchy pop-punk-metal sound and energetic festival performances, they achieved 13 Top 40 singles and five hit albums from 1993-2001. After a hiatus, they reunited to release "Super Delux" and continue to thrill audiences with their dynamic live shows.

Utah Saints

3 concerts

Utah Saints, a pioneering electronic dance duo from Leeds, have released 9 UK Top 40 hits and sold over 2 million records. Known for legendary club nights and iconic tracks like "Something Good," they blend underground and mainstream styles and have collaborated with acts like Public Enemy. Their influence is celebrated by Zane Lowe and Rolling Stone as top dance music innovators.

Ned's Atomic Dustbin

2 concerts

Ned's Atomic Dustbin, formed in England, mixed punk and funk with a unique two-bass sound. Known for "Kill Your Television," their 1991 debut *God Fodder* hit #4 in the UK. Despite UK success, they had a cult US following.

Antony Szmierek

12 concerts

British songwriter Szmierek blends gritty romance in music, featuring tales from life and teaching career reflections. Known for his empathetic, story-rich songs, earning critical acclaim.

The Lovely Eggs

4 concerts

UK duo The Lovely Eggs, known for their independent spirit and no external management, hit #1 with "I am Moron." Famous for raw sound and vibrant live shows, they collaborated with Iggy Pop on "I, Moron." Welcome to Eggland.

The Bar-Steward Sons Of Val Doonican

2 concerts

Formed in 2006 in Barnsley, The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican transform famous songs with satirical comedy lyrics. Known for their wild live shows and chic knitwear, they've played 1300+ gigs across the UK, including Glastonbury. Described by Jarvis Cocker as "The best thing to come out of Barnsley."

Asian Dub Foundation

2 concerts

Formed in East London, Asian Dub Foundation blend jungle rhythms, dub bass, and South Asian-influenced rap. Renowned for live shows, they’ve collaborated with Radiohead, Sinead O'Connor, and more.

Shonen Knife

43 concerts

Shonen Knife, formed in Osaka, play charming punk-pop mixing Ramones and Beatles influence. Celebrated globally, they toured with Nirvana and performed at Lollapalooza. Known for "Let's Knife," the trio continues to delight with albums like 2023's "Our Best Place." Despite lineup changes, Naoko Yamano remains constant.

Getdown Services

6 concerts

Getdown Services is a duo formed by Josh Law and Ben Sadler, who met in Minehead, Somerset. Based in Bristol, they released their debut album "Crisps" in 2023.

Leftfield

8 concerts

Formed in 1988 in London, Leftfield, pioneers of dance music, are known for electrifying live shows, influential albums like Leftism & Rhythm & Stealth, and top collaborations. They've been Mercury Prize nominees.

CLT DRP

3 concerts

CLT DRP, hailing from the UK, blend punk, electronica, and heavy pop into a unique sound. Known for dynamic live performances, they've gained a strong following.

Audioweb

3 concerts

Formed in 90s Manchester, Audioweb fused dance and band culture with members from Saxon Sound System. Known for Top 20 hits, they supported the Stone Roses in 2016.

Nadine Shah

3 concerts

Nadine Shah, known for her distinct style, blends diverse genres in her music. Celebrated for her album "Holiday Destination," a Mercury Prize nominee, she excels alongside producer Ben Hillier.

Adwaith

1 concert

Adwaith, a post-punk band from Carmarthen, Wales, are known for tracks like "Pwysau" and their acclaimed album "Melyn," which won the Welsh Music Prize 2019. They have appeared at festivals like Glastonbury and SXSW, and received radio play on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 6. They have toured with Gwenno and The Joy Formidable and performed at iconic venues in London.

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.

Zion Train

3 concerts

Zion Train, a dynamic live dub act known for onstage mixing and collaborations with exceptional vocalists and acoustic instruments, has performed over 3000 shows globally, including Glastonbury (15 times). Celebrating 30 years in 2018, they own Abassi Sound System and run Universal Egg and Deep Root labels.

The Sisters Of Mercy

13 concerts

The Sisters of Mercy, a renowned English rock band formed in Leeds (1980), led by Andrew Eldritch, are famous for their gothic industrial style. Known for hits like "Alice" and "Temple of Love," their major albums include "Floodland" and "Vision Thing."

Mclusky

4 concerts

Mclusky, Welsh punk/indie band, formed in 1998. Known for albums like "Mclusky Do Dallas," produced by Steve Albini. Hits include "Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues." Disbanded in 2005, members later formed Future of the Left.

Nova Twins

19 concerts

Nova Twins, known for blending punk, rap, pop, and rock, have gained fame with albums like 'Who Are The Girls?' and 'Supernova.' Their unique sound earned them Mercury Shortlist and 2x BRIT nominations.

Iggy Pop

15 concerts

Iggy Pop, legendary for dynamic performances, pioneered ‘70s punk and ‘90s grunge. Notables: "Lust for Life", "The Idiot". Rock Hall of Fame inductee, Grammy Lifetime Award. Collaborated with Josh Homme, Oneohtrix Point Never.

Ezra Furman

23 concerts

Ezra Furman, born in the USA, is a genre-defying artist blending punk energy with heartfelt lyrics. Known for albums like **Perpetual Motion People** and **Transangelic Exodus**, she crafted the **Sex Education** soundtrack. Her work explores themes of identity and defiance, making her a standout in modern music.

WITCH

5 concerts

Witch, formed in Zambia, was a pioneering Zamrock band blending psychedelic rock and African sounds. Known for hits like "Lazy Bones!!", they gained fame in the 1970s. Despite political turmoil, their influence grew, and they toured with Afro-rock act Osibisa. After a 2011 reissue sparked renewed interest, they reunited in 2012. In 2023, they released "Zango," featuring collaborations with Zambian artists Sampa the Great and Theresa Ng’ambi.

Katy J Pearson

4 concerts

Katy J Pearson, from Great Britain, creates evocative summer tunes reminiscent of Kate Bush and Carole King. Her album 'Someday, Now’ is praised for its catchy hooks.

The Selecter

10 concerts

The Selecter, led by iconic frontwoman Pauline Black, are ska legends celebrated for hits like “Three Minute Hero.” They are known for energetic shows and political songs.