Dot To Dot Festival Nottingham Tickets - Various Nottingham Venues

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Florry

1 concert

Florry is a Philadelphia-born alternative country band, led by Francie Medosch. Their sound blends raggedy alt-country, cowpunk, and country rock, celebrated for its raw energy. Critically acclaimed albums include 2023's "The Holey Bible," named "Album of the Week" by Stereogum, and 2025's "Sounds Like...". They are recognized for engaging songwriting and dynamic performances.

Gurriers

4 concerts

Dublin's Gurriers tackle modern malaise with punk debut "Come and See," featuring sharp lyrics on youth disillusionment and social issues, praised by Dork Magazine.

Girl Scout

8 concerts

Swedish band Girl Scout, acclaimed for their debut EP "Real Life Human Garbage," draws comparisons to The Breeders & Snail Mail with vibrant, innovative music. Celebrated by NME, DORK, featured in The Guardian, Billboard, their style mixes past eras with bold, modern sound.

Antony Szmierek

15 concerts

Antony Szmierek, a Manchester native, blends rap, spoken word, and dance, celebrating life's beauty. Acclaimed for EPs 'Poems To Dance To' and 'Seasoning', he’s a BBC 6 Music Artist of the Year 2023 and has captivated audiences with sold-out UK tours.

mary in the junkyard

4 concerts

London-based trio Mary in the Junkyard creates evocative indie and experimental rock, often described as "angry, weepy chaos rock." Formed in 2022 by classically trained musicians Clari Freeman-Taylor, Saya Barbaglia, and David Addison, they are known for dynamic live shows and blending classical influences with art rock. Their work includes the EP "This Old House" and songs like "Tuesday," "Ghost," and "Crash Landing." They have collaborated with artists like Everything Is Recorded and supported Wet Leg.

Monks

1 concert

Monks is an electrifying band from Liverpool, formed in early 2018. Comprised of George Pomford (vocals), Nathan Johnson (guitar), Kali Diston-Jones (drums/beatmaker), and Liam Daly (synthesizer/keyboard), they blend electronic production with indie flair. Known for their distinctive sound, the band has released music including their single 'Welcome Home' and an upcoming EP 'Worldview', contributing to Liverpool's vibrant electronic music scene.

Home Counties

1 concert

Home Counties, a UK band, blend sharp, dance-driven indie with witty lyrics. Produced by Al Doyle, their album *Humdrum* showcases catchy grooves and dual vocals from Will Harrison and Lois Kelly. Known for electrifying live shows, they’re hailed as one of Britain’s most inventive new acts.

Runnner

2 concerts

Noah Weinman, aka Runnner, crafts homespun indie rock with heartfelt, self-deprecating lyrics layered over banjos, guitars, and horns. Influenced by Coldplay and Radiohead, his music blends intimate storytelling with soaring, pristine soundscapes. Known for his emotional honesty and cathartic highs, Weinman explores themes of vulnerability and resilience in his work.

Hovvdy

5 concerts

Hovvdy, the Austin, Texas indie pop duo of Charlie Martin and Will Taylor, formed in 2014. Known for their introspective lyrics, melodic soundscapes, and lo-fi "pillowcore" style, they craft absorbing music. Their discography includes albums like "Taster," "Cranberry," "True Love," and their self-titled 2024 release. They've collaborated with Lomelda and are admired by artists like boygenius.

Wunderhorse

16 concerts

UK guitar band led by Jacob Slater, famed for visceral live shows and vivid songwriting; albums Cub and silver-certified Midas (Craig Silvey); won 2025 Rolling Stone UK Group Award.

Jockstrap

1 concert

London-based duo Jockstrap, featuring vocalist/violinist Georgia Ellery and producer Taylor Skye, blend delicate vocals with experimental electronic beats, earning acclaim with their Warp Records releases.

The Dare

5 concerts

The Dare, Harrison Patrick Smith, is an American musician from West Hollywood, California, known for his New York-based indie sleaze revival sound. His dance-punk and electroclash style gained prominence with the song "Girls". He released albums such as "What's Wrong with New York?" and produced for Charli XCX.

Ducks Ltd.

4 concerts

Ducks Ltd., a Toronto band with Evan Lewis and Tom McGreevy, blend jangle and power pop. Their album "Harm's Way" features collaborations with Chicago musicians.

Tim Atlas

1 concert

Oakland-born, LA-based Tim Atlas makes downtempo R&B/indie pop (Toro y Moi vibes). Noted for 2018 EP “All Talk!”, 40M+ streams, Zane Lowe support, toured globally; supported Magic City Hippies & Gold Room; played Great Escape (UK) & Noise Pop.

Unpeople

16 concerts

Unpeople is a UK-based rock band formed in London, blending metalcore, pop-metal, and alternative rock with earnest lyricism, hefty riffs, catchy melodies, and harmonies. Known for energetic live shows, their music channels discontent. Notable songs include "waste," "smother," and "the garden." They released a self-titled EP and received Heavy Music Award nominations for Breakthrough Artist.

The Bug Club

11 concerts

The Bug Club, formed by Sam Willmett and Tilly Harris in Caldicot, UK, creates humor-infused rock music. Signed by Bingo Records in 2020, they've released hits like 'We Don’t Need Room For Lovin’ and albums like 'Green Dream in F#'. Championed by BBC 6 Music, they’ve toured globally and are now signed to Sub Pop Records.

Lizzie Esau

1 concert

Lizzie Esau, a North East artist influenced by Wolf Alice and Radiohead, is known for her dynamic indie sound. She's performed at Glastonbury, BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, and worked with producer Catherine Marks. Named BBC Introducing’s ‘One to Watch,’ Lizzie has supported Baby Queen and The Amazons and is a Help Musicians-supported artist.

Panic Shack

22 concerts

Panic Shack, a Cardiff-based punk band, known for their raucous live shows and debut EP "Baby Shack." Gained fame with sold-out tours, performances at Glastonbury, and collaborations with Bob Vylan. Praised by BBC, NME, and more.