The K's

19 concerts

The K’s, an indie band from Warrington, UK, topped charts with debut album 'I Wonder If The World Knows?' They won Best Breakthrough Act at the 2024 Northern Brits and rocked major festival stages like Glastonbury and Reading.

Brògeal

11 concerts

Scottish five-piece Brògeal blends indie rock with Celtic folk, mixing banjo, mandolin, and guitars. Known for energetic live shows, they've toured with The Mary Wallopers and Spector.

Tom Walker

11 concerts

Tom Walker, from the UK, known for hits like "Leave A Light On" and "Just You And I," has over three billion streams. His record "What A Time To Be Alive" was a huge success, and his style is authentic and connected to fans.

The Lathums

14 concerts

The Lathums, an indie band from Northern England, blend honesty, hope, and heartbreak in their music. Known for tracks like "Fight On" and "How Beautiful Life Can Be," they’ve drawn comparisons to The Smiths and Arctic Monkeys. Their debut and follow-up albums both hit UK No.1. With Alex Moore on vocals, Scott Concepcion on lead guitar, Ryan Durrans on drums, and Matty Murphy on bass, they captivate audiences at sold-out venues like Glastonbury and Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl.

Biffy Clyro

5 concerts

Biffy Clyro, formed in Kilmarnock, Scotland, is known for their anthemic alt rock with Simon Neil's distinct vocals. The trio gained fame with hits like "Mountains" and "Bubbles," and albums such as 2009's Only Revolutions, earning a Mercury Prize nod. Known for their mix of grunge, hardcore, and prog influences, they've headlined festivals and released critically acclaimed albums like Opposites and Ellipsis. They've collaborated with producer Rich Costey and performed live acoustic sets, including a memorable cover of the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows."

Snow Patrol

13 concerts

Northern Irish alt-rock band Snow Patrol gained fame with their 2003 debut "Final Straw" and 2006's "Eyes Open," featuring the hit "Chasing Cars." They scored multi-platinum with "A Hundred Million Suns" and "Fallen Empires." Members include Nathan Connolly, Gary Lightbody, and Johnny McDaid.

James Marriott

47 concerts

British musician James Marriott, based in Brighton, is known for his unique blend of alternative and indie pop. Since launching his career in 2020, he's sold out tours in the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, and has played major festivals like Reading and Leeds. His debut album, "Are We There Yet?," hit number 17 on the charts.

The Kooks

33 concerts

The Kooks, known for their well-crafted pop, underwent a band “renovation,” returning to the energetic spirit of their debut. For their seventh album, "Never Know," they embraced experimentation and fun, recapturing their essence and swagger.

Shed Seven

13 concerts

Shed Seven, Britpop underdogs, hail from York. Known for hits like "Chasing Rainbows," their latest album, "A Matter of Time," topped UK charts. Celebrating 30 years, they mix rock with orchestral flair, showcasing enduring tunes and vibrant live shows for multi-generational fans.

Brooke Combe

10 concerts

Scottish artist Brooke Combe, known for lush orchestral arrangements and Motown-inspired vocals, collaborates with James Skelly on her debut album "Dancing At The Edge Of The World."

Amble

66 concerts

Amble, a trio from Ireland's Midlands and West, blend traditional and global sounds. Known for their unique storytelling, they rose to fame with "Amble (Live)."

Fontaines D.C.

35 concerts

Fontaines D.C., an Irish post-punk band known for their bold, expansive sound, collaborated with Arctic Monkeys. Their latest album "ROMANCE" features inventive styles.

Gracie Abrams

31 concerts

Born in Los Angeles, Gracie Abrams is a compelling songwriter known for emotionally intimate lyrics. Influenced by Joni Mitchell, she gained fame with songs like “21” and “I miss you, I’m sorry.” Her debut album, Good Riddance, produced by Aaron Dessner, received high praise from Rolling Stone. She opened for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, and her work often explores themes like self-betrayal and transformation.

Inhaler

31 concerts

Inhaler's "Open Wide" blends indie, garage-rock, glam-pop, and art-rock, influenced by T.Rex and Depeche Mode. Produced by Kid Harpoon, it showcases their artistic confidence with tracks like "Eddie In The Darkness" and "Billy (Yeah Yeah Yeah)."

Wunderhorse

35 concerts

Wunderhorse, a British guitar band led by Jacob Slater, blend vivid songwriting with visceral live shows. They've toured with Fontaines D.C. and Sam Fender.

Underworld

14 concerts

Underworld, formed by Rick Smith and Karl Hyde, revolutionized electronic music with their acclaimed 1994 album "dubnobasswithmyheadman," known for groundbreaking innovation.

Nathan Evans

6 concerts

Scottish singer Nathan Evans, born in Bellshill, rose to fame in 2020 with viral sea shanties like "Wellerman." Known for his a cappella style, he quit his postal job after signing with Polydor. His music sparked interest from Brian May and Jimmy Fallon.

Jake Bugg

16 concerts

Jake Bugg, born in Nottingham, is known for his bluesy indie folk, Brit-pop style. His debut album, featuring hits like "Lightning Bolt," was Mercury Prize-nominated. Collaborating with Rick Rubin and Dan Auerbach, he's toured with Lana Del Rey and opened for Liam Gallagher. Bugg's "Saturday Night, Sunday Morning" reached the UK top ten, solidifying his success.

Nina Nesbitt

4 concerts

Born in a small town, my music blends heartfelt storytelling and moving melodies. Known for "Mountain Music," my style captures beauty, magic, and life's ups and downs.

Sigrid

9 concerts

Norwegian pop star Sigrid rose to fame in 2017 with "Don't Kill My Vibe." Known for hits like "Strangers," she won the BBC Sound of 2018 and has performed globally.