Buzzcocks with Adore, The Stranglers, and more

Formed in 1974 in Guildford, England, the Stranglers emerged during the U.K. punk scene with a unique garage punk and psychedelic keyboard-driven sound. Known for hits like Golden Brown and No More Heroes, the band achieved enduring success with albums such as Rattus Norvegicus.

Formed in Manchester in 1976 by Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto, Buzzcocks became an influential punk rock band known for combining biting lyrics with hooky pop melodies. They released the pioneering independent EP Spiral Scratch in 1977 before classic albums like Another Music in a Different Kitchen.

Coventry-born indie rock band FEET crafts vibrant, quirky "crease pop" with post-punk and Britpop influences. Known for engaging live shows and humorous music videos, they gained acclaim for their debut album "What's Inside is More Than Just Ham." Their releases include "Make It Up" and popular songs like "Petty Thieving" and "Why Would I Lie?". They have supported acts like The Rolling Stones.