The Lottery Winners with Frank Turner, The Lilacs, and more

Frank Turner, born in Bahrain and educated at Eton, shifted from hardcore band Million Dead to a folk-punk solo career. Known for hit albums like "Tape Deck Heart" and "Be More Kind," he draws comparisons to Bruce Springsteen and Billy Bragg. Turner collaborates with artists like Jon Snodgrass and released the podcast "Tales from No Man's Land" featuring stories of historical women. His music spans punk, pop, and folk, marked by sharp lyrics and a passionate style. Turner remains an influential voice in British music.

Hailing from Wigan, indie band The Lilacs, known for high-energy performances, has played iconic venues like Manchester's Albert Hall and Isle of Wight Fest. Their debut single "Vicarage Road" boasts over 200,000 Spotify streams. Formed by Ollie Anglesea and Sam Birchall, they completed their lineup in 2018 with Dave Gomersall and Matt Johnson, naming the band in tribute to a cancer clinic.

Friends since childhood, Scouting For Girls are an indie pop trio known for hits like "She's So Lovely" and "This Ain't A Love Song." Their 2007 debut album went triple platinum, and they've received four Brit and an Ivor Novello nominations.