Beddy Rays

4 concerts

Beddy Rays, formed in Australia, gained fame with "Sobercoaster." Their debut album hit No. 8 on ARIA Charts in 2022, leading to ARIA "Breakthrough Artist" nomination.

Kita Alexander

6 concerts

Brisbane-born, Byron-based Kita Alexander is a singer-songwriter known for her reflective, heartfelt music. She amassed over 220M streams with her captivating melodies.

Heavy Lungs

10 concerts

Formed in 2017 in Bristol, punk/noise rock band Heavy Lungs quickly made a name with raw energy. Known for their intense style and keen humor, the band thrives on their environment's influence.

Sirens Of Lesbos

3 concerts

Sirens Of Lesbos, led by Swiss sisters Jasmina and Nabyla Serag, rose with a 2014 dance hit. Known for indie pop style, they gained BBC Radio 6's support with "We'll Be Fine." Their collaborations include Bootsy Collins, JID, and Christo. They've played across Europe and released two albums, earning acclaim for their authenticity and quality.

Knives

2 concerts

Bristol's Post Punk band Knives, known for their pop-infused punk style, debuted in 2023 with "Newshounds." Their cover of Kate Bush's "Babooshka" and energetic shows with bands like Mclusky have marked their rise in the UK alternative scene.

DUG

5 concerts

DUG, the project of Lorkin O'Reilly and Jonny Pickett, blends Irish and American folk music. Their single "Jubilee" was Grammy-shortlisted in 2024.

Bradley Marshall

3 concerts

Irish singer-songwriter Bradley Marshall, hailing from Tallaght, is known for his emotive, heartfelt songs like "Perfect For Me" and "Terrified," drawing comparisons to Dermot Kennedy. His viral Bruno Mars cover led to over 12 million Spotify streams.

Junior Brother

3 concerts

Irish Alt-Folk artist Junior Brother, known for "No Snitch" & "This Is My Body," melds trauma & history in "The Great Irish Famine," building on his acclaimed debut with profound depth.

Queen Cult

1 concert

Queen Cult is an alternative rock band from Macclesfield, UK, formed by Maisie Johnson. Known for fierce, politically charged EPs, they performed at Y Not and Brighton Pride.

Gloin

1 concert

Gloin, a Toronto band, creates dark post-punk with noise rock and industrial touches, exploring themes of dread and perseverance. They released "We Found This" in 2022, collaborating with Dylan Frankland and Graham Walsh.

Mount Palomar

3 concerts

Irish experimental producer Neil Kerr, known as Mount Palomar since 2018, gained fame playing Berghain in Berlin. He's collaborated with acts like BICEP and Overmono and played major venues and festivals. With extensive BBC 6Music airplay, he's a leading UK-Irish electronic crossover producer.

Daffo

5 concerts

Brooklyn-based indie-rock artist Daffo, originally from Philadelphia, crafts poignantly raw songs about complex emotions. Known for intimate DIY shows, they are signed to Concord Records.

Enji

2 concerts

Mongolian-born, Munich-based Enji blends jazz with her roots in "Sonor," exploring culture and identity. Collaborating with jazz musicians, she crafts music reflecting growth through distance.

Folk Bitch Trio

2 concerts

Melbourne-based Folk Bitch Trio, celebrated for three-part harmonies and thoughtful arrangements, have shared stages with acts like King Gizzard, Julia Jacklin, and Courtney Barnett. Known for enchanting live performances at major festivals like Port Fairy Folk Festival.

Jordan Adetunji

2 concerts

Jordan Adetunji, born in Belfast, blends Afrobeats, Hip Hop, R&B, and Post-Punk, influenced by Wizkid and Burna Boy. Hits like "KEHLANI" achieved chart success.

Cliffords

11 concerts

Cork-based indie rock/pop band Cliffords, known for their emotional sound and live shows, blend indie energy with pop. They've played to packed venues and released debut EP ‘Strawberry Scented.’

Evan Williams

2 concerts

Evan Williams, singer-songwriter from Thanet, crafts mature, poetic songs infused with coastal life. Known for singles like “When The Shutters Rise Again” and “I’ll Stick Around,” he’s hailed as a soulful talent. He's toured the UK, often collaborating with his band. Instagram: evanwilliamslive

NO CIGAR

3 concerts

NO CIGAR, known for their 'semi rock' style, hails from Chantilly, France. Following their sophomore album "The Great Escape" (2023), they released singles "Chantilly" and "Problem." Described as "Kings of Leon for vegans," the band, featuring Willy, Josh, Sam, Ned, and Arthur, is celebrated for sellout tours and festival performances.

South Summit

3 concerts

Emerging in 2021 from Perth, South Summit blends rock, reggae, and hip-hop. Known for hits like "Givin’ It Up," they've released EPs and their debut album "The Bliss."

Eggy

16 concerts

Eggy, formed in 2016, are acclaimed for their emotional range and heartfelt songs. Known for "Watercolor Days," they've toured 40+ states and recorded in Nashville.

Lynks

2 concerts

Lynks, a cult sensation in London's underground scene, is known for their electro-punk chaos. Praised by The Guardian and Elton John, they captivate UK venues with legendary, sold-out shows.

The Klittens

1 concert

Amsterdam's The Klittens blend pop catchiness with art-rock darkness. Known for their DIY ethos and unique sound, they've ascended from the underground to notable stages. Acclaimed internationally, including by BBC Radio.

Disgusting Sisters

1 concert

Anglo-French sibling duo Disgusting Sisters, dubbed "Gucci Beavis and Butt-Head," deliver blunt, witty takes on judgement with "Killing It." They've rocked gigs at Reading & Leeds, Pitchfork Paris, and more, captivating indie crowds with their rebellious spirit.

Donny Benét

8 concerts

Born in Sydney, Donny Benét, known for his vintage synth sound and hits like "Konichiwa" and "Santorini," burst onto the Australian music scene in 2011. His 2018 album, "The Don," boosted his European and US following. An adept bassist, Donny tours internationally with The Donny Benét Show band.

Clara Mann

9 concerts

Clara, inspired by Edith Piaf & Tom Waits, crafts songs that blend storytelling with a touch of mystery and tenderness, often starting from personal drawings or text.

Mên An Tol

1 concert

South London-formed band Mên An Tol blends Cornish folk roots with Britpop energy. Known for 'NW1,' they channel The Pogues, support Yannis & the Yaw, and held a Camden residency.

Hachiku

5 concerts

Anika Ostendorf of Hachiku blends dream-pop with emotional openness in her album "The Joys of Being Pure at Heart," focusing on love, loss, and identity.

The Bottle Rockets

1 concert

Born in Festus, MO, The Bottle Rockets formed in 1992, blending punk-rock energy with rootsy country. Known for blue-collar anthems, they mix traditional and modern sounds.

Elinborg

5 concerts

ELINBORG, from Gøta, Faroe Islands, is known for her "dark electro pop." She won 'Best Live Act' at the 2016 Faroese Music Awards. Her single "Brimið" was featured in Netflix's "RAGNAROK." Her third EP, "VERA," was co-produced with her sister Eivør and others, showcasing emotional themes and electronic beats.

PUNCHBAG

2 concerts

PUNCHBAG, a dynamic brother-sister duo from South London, blends punk's raw energy with pop's ecstasy, creating cathartic alternative-pop that tackles today's tough realities.

Saïna

1 concert

Saïna, a North West London-based Japanese-English artist, blends Neo-Soul, Alt RnB, and Electronic sounds. She's known for gigs at XOYO and supports acts like Bluey Robinson. Recognized by BBC Introducing, her track "Movie" with Jackson Homer was BBC 1XTRA’s track of the week. Saïna's visual lyricism explores themes of connection and renewal.

Eivør

8 concerts

Eivør, born in the Faroe Islands, is a Nordic artist known for blending genres and folk influences. Awarded the Nordic Council Music Prize in 2021, she collaborates with her partner, Tróndur Bogason. Her album "ENN" marks a debut with metal label Season of Mist, featuring tracks like "Gaia." Her music resonates with the metal community, reflecting a unique and personal style.

Nap Eyes

17 concerts

Nap Eyes’ fifth album, "The Neon Gate," showcases their evolution with nine songs blending physics, philosophy, and improvisation, praised by NPR and Uncut.

Canblaster

3 concerts

French electronic artist Canblaster, known for his hyperactive and romantic sound, gained fame with Club Cheval. Collaborated with Lido, Kanye West; remixed Charli XCX.

Ladylike

4 concerts

Formed in 2008 by KSU Studios in Malaysia, Ladylike, akin to a rock-style Pussycat Dolls, features Stockholm natives Miranda, Valerie, Louise, and Isabelle. Known for their English adaptations of Asian hits, their 2009 debut album was penned by Edry Abdul Halim.

Lola Moxom

1 concert

London-born Lola Moxom is a rising R&B star known for her powerhouse vocals and live shows. Influenced by legends like Prince, she has shared stages with Humble the Great and Alex Isley.

Bria Salmena

10 concerts

Bria Salmena, Canadian artist known for FRIGS and Orville Peck collaborations, debuts solo with Big Dog. Her voice, both tender and raw, defines her post-punk style.

Keo

7 concerts

Keo, a Romanian singer-songwriter and producer, rose to fame with hits like "Azi vii, maine pleci". He started with Swiss band "The Park", opened for David Bowie, and later topped charts in Romania. Known for "Liber" and "Viata noua", he also produced for artists like Andreea Balan. He launched "PianoMania" in 2017, reimagining classic love songs.

Becky and the Birds

1 concert

Thea Gustafsson, known as Becky and the Birds, is a versatile artist from Sweden, renowned for her ethereal and experimental sound. Since 2017, she self-produces captivating tracks, pushing genre boundaries with a distinct, innovative style.

CJ Wiley

1 concert

Toronto-born CJ Wiley is a non-binary singer-songwriter delivering gripping slacker rock with country and grunge influences. Known for hosting the Big Gay Night concert series, Wiley has performed with artists like Tokyo Police Club and is a staple in the city's queer music scene. Their narrative-driven songs address themes of loss, gender, and life’s costs, blending soulful Americana with electric rock. Wiley's compelling style and unique voice resonate in sold-out shows and collaborations with artists like Shannon and the Clams.

Declan O'Donovan

1 concert

Yukon-born Declan O'Donovan blends earthy, baroque psychedelia in his album *Amok*, influenced by his experiences in California, Whitehorse, and Vancouver Island.

Ashaine White

2 concerts

Ashaine White, an alternative artist, aims to connect with listeners through authentic music. Praised by The Line of Best Fit, she defies musical subculture norms.

The Stingrays

3 concerts

The Stingrays, featuring Hector Delicious, George Van Den Broek (Yellow Days), and Milo-G, blend psych rock and soul. They’ve toured the US, Japan, and Australia.

Drax Project

7 concerts

From busking in New Zealand, Drax Project excels in pop. Noted for their dynamic live shows, they've opened for Ed Sheeran, Lorde & more. Achieved 24 Platinum certifications & half a billion streams.

Alix Fernz

1 concert

Montreal's Alix Fernz, formerly Blood Skin Atopic, crafts a lo-fi mix of post-punk, synthwave, and alt-rock. His catchy tunes explore themes like bar life and social issues.