Inspiral Carpets with Soup Dragons, Jim Bob, and more

Formed in Oldham, Inspiral Carpets emerged in the late-'80s/early-'90s Madchester scene with psychedelic, organ-driven rock. Their hit "This Is How It Feels" hit the UK Top 20, and they toured with Noel Gallagher as a roadie. Known for clever merchandising and collaborations with Mark E. Smith and John Cooper Clarke, their albums like "Life" and "Devil Hopping" made them notable in the indie scene. After disbanding in 1995, they reformed for sold-out tours and released new music, ultimately pausing activities after drummer Craig Gill's death in 2016.

Jim Bob, British musician and author, rose to fame with Carter USM, scoring 14 top 40 singles and headlining Glastonbury. He's released 12 solo albums and written novels.

Northside, originating from Blackley and Moston, Manchester, is an English alternative rock band prominent in the Madchester scene. Known for their baggy, indie-rave style, they released their debut album, "Chicken Rhythms," on Factory Records. Popular songs include "Shall We Take a Trip," "My Rising Star," and "Take 5." Their debut album has seen reissues, and a second album is in development. Their singles achieved UK chart success, with "Take 5" also charting in the US.