Courteeners with The Lathums and The Lemonheads

Courteeners, from the UK, are known for their indie rock style. With hits like "St. Jude," they achieved critical acclaim and commercial success. They won Band of the Year at the Nordoff Robbins Northern Music Awards. Their latest album "Pink Cactus Café" features collaborations with DMA'S, Brooke Combe, and others, showcasing their evolving sound while retaining their core essence.

The Lemonheads, formed in 1986 in Boston by Evan Dando and friends, evolved from punk rock to 90s alt-heartthrobs. Known for "It's a Shame About Ray" and "Into Your Arms," they topped charts with catchy yet subversive lyrics. Collaborating with Juliana Hatfield and covering hits like "Mrs. Robinson," Dando's personal excesses impacted their career. Despite a hiatus, the band returned with live shows and albums, maintaining a cult following. Their music blends punk, pop, and country-rock.