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

8 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."

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.

Eivør

7 concerts

Nordic artist Eivør, from Faroe Islands, crosses genres in her 11 albums. Known for hits like "Gaia", she's won awards like the Nordic Council Music Prize. Collaborates with Tróndur Bogason, proudly embraced by the metal community.

Nap Eyes

15 concerts

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

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.

Keo

4 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.

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.

Elinborg

1 concert

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.

Queen Cult

1 concert

Queen Cult, a UK alt rock band from Macclesfield, blends fierce politics in hits like 'Show & Tell.' Known for EPs 'Woman That I Know' & 'For Now Not Forever,' they thrive live with notable UK headline shows & festival spots.

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.

Daffo

7 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.

The Stingrays

3 concerts

"The Stingrays, with Yellow Days' Hector Delicious, George Van Den Broek & Milo-G, blend psych rock & soul. Known for international tours in the US, Japan, & Australia."

Enji

1 concert

Mongolian singer Enji fuses Jazz and Folk with Mongolian traditions. Born in Ulaanbaatar, now in Munich, she's inspired by artists like Carmen McRae and Ella Fitzgerald.

Cliffords

5 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.’