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Neighbourhood Weekender with Fiona-Lee, Arkayla, and more

May 23, 2026 at 12:00  ·  Victoria Park, Warrington Victoria Park, Warrington

Neighbourhood Weekender
May 23
Neighbourhood Weekender
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Fiona-Lee is a singer-songwriter from Yorkshire, UK, known for her guitar-driven anthems blending alternative, indie, and folk. Her powerful, raw vocals and confessional songwriting explore vulnerability and resilience. Her EPs include "Nothing Compares to Nineteen" and "Every Woman." Popular songs feature "Mother" and "To Make Me Feel Good." She has supported The Amazons.
Arkayla is a Manchester, UK, indie rock band known for powerful songwriting and dynamic live performances. Their sound blends classic indie with a modern edge, featuring layered guitar tones and telling lyrics. Popular songs include "Doctor," "Waste of Time," and "Falling Down." They have released EPs like "DON'T LOOK FOR ANSWERS" and "Ella Malone," gaining recognition from BBC Radio 6 and Radio X. They have supported acts like The Lathums.
Formed in Stockport, English indie rock and synth-pop quintet Blossoms are best known for their chart-topping, self-titled 2016 debut album and hit single Charlemagne. Blending classic pop songwriting with moody atmospheres, the band has released multiple successful albums, including Cool Like You and Foolish Loving Spaces.
Liverpool-born singer-songwriter Jamie Webster is known as a people's poet, blending folk, R and B, and indie styles. He scored a UK Folk Chart Number One and Top Ten with his debut album, We Get By, followed by his 2021 release, Moments, produced by Dave Eringa.
Keo is a Romanian singer-songwriter and producer. He began in Switzerland fronting pop-rock band The Park, whose debut album hit #3 in Swiss Charts and opened David Bowie’s Montreux concert. In Romania, debut single Azi vii, maine pleci topped charts; album Fara aripi went gold.
Born in London, British singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor rose to fame in the 2000s with her disco- and synth-pop dance sound. Formerly fronting theaudience, she scored major hits with Groovejet and Murder on the Dancefloor, later expanding into folk and orchestral pop with producer Ed Harcourt.
Razorlight led the early 2000s indie-rock resurgence with hits like America and Wire To Wire, driving three Top 5 albums, nine Platinum certifications, and an NME Award. Featuring Johnny Borrell, Bjorn Agren, Carl Dalemo, and Andy Burrows, the band reunited in 2021.
Kaiser Chiefs, a renowned British band known for their stadium anthems and energetic live shows, blend northern soul with rock. They've headlined at major events like the Invictus Games and Jubilee celebrations. Hits include "Ruby" and "I Predict a Riot." They've won three Brit Awards and continuously evolve their sound with members Ricky Wilson, Andrew "Whitey" White, Simon Rix, Peanut, and Vijay Mistry.
Formed in York, Shed Seven is a band that achieved the milestone of scoring two UK Number One albums in 2024. More than 30 years after their debut, they experienced a major creative and commercial resurgence, releasing their ambitious seventh studio album.
Brooke Combe is a Scottish artist who won the Play Next award at the Rolling Stone UK Awards. She collaborated with producer James Skelly of The Coral on her debut album, Dancing At The Edge Of The World, featuring lush orchestral arrangements and Motown-inspired vocals.
Cassia, a British indie-pop trio from Macclesfield, Cheshire, crafts an uplifting, sun-drenched calypso sound, blending indie with jazz-tinged afrobeats. Known for vibrant live shows, their popular songs include "Right There" and "100 Times Over". Albums like "everyone, outside" and "Why You Lacking Energy?" highlight their unique style. They received an AIM Awards nomination for Best Live Act and BBC Radio 1 acclaim, collaborating with artists such as Kawala.
The Royston Club, a Welsh indie rock band from Wrexham, formed in 2019. Known for energetic live shows and catchy melodies, their sound blends indie pop with rock. Popular songs include "Mrs Narcissistic" and "Cariad". Their debut album, "Shaking Hips and Crashing Cars," achieved UK chart success, followed by "Songs for the Spine," which also charted highly. They are celebrated for their gritty, melodic style.
The K’s are a four-piece indie band from Warrington, UK. Their debut album I Wonder If The World Knows? hit the UK Official Album Chart Top 3. They won Best Breakthrough Act at the 2024 Nordoff Robbins Northern Music Awards and made their Glastonbury debut.
Liverpool four-piece KEYSIDE, fronted by Dani-Lee Parker, make emotionally honest UK indie anthems tackling isolation and addiction. Tracks include Angeline, Michael (What’s Your Call?) and Runaway. Their self-titled debut album Keyside is on Modern Sky.
The Cheap Thrills are a Liverpool, England indie rock band formed in 2010, known for their vivacious sound and catchy hooks. They blend indie, psych-pop, and garage styles. Popular songs include "Sentimentality," "Codependence," and "Party." They have released EPs such as "Glare," "Vue Du Monde," and "Mind Metro." Achievements include being named one of The Guardian's Breaking Bands and winning Liverpool Band of The Year. Their music has received national radio play.
Ellur (Ella Megan McNamara), a British indie pop singer-songwriter from Halifax, West Yorkshire, crafts soulful music with earnest lyricism. Her debut album, "At Home In My Mind," released in 2026, reached number 41 on the UK Albums Chart. Known for tracks like "Missing Kid" and "God Help Me Now," she blends Britpop nostalgia with modern indie flair. She has collaborated with Benjamin Francis Leftwich.
The Covasettes, formed at uni, quickly achieved fame with sold-out UK shows, 8M+ streams, and major festival appearances. Known for a signature indie sound and hits on Radio 1 and Spotify Indie List. Collaborated with top bands at Truck Festival.
Melanie C rose to fame with the Spice Girls, the best-selling female group of all time, before launching a successful solo career with hits like I Turn To You and collaborations with Bryan Adams and Lisa Left Eye Lopes.
Formed in 2021 in Manchester, The Guest List features Cai Alty, Tom Quigley, Sid Wallace, Angus Gilchrist, and Leio Hunter. Known for catchy melodic riffs, their songs "London" and "Loose Tongue," produced by James Skelly, gained BBC Radio 6 airtime. With 400,000 TikTok followers and major indie gigs, they've sold out a UK tour.
Manchester's Westside Cowboy, formed 2023, blends alt-rock, country, and indie into their "Britainicana" sound. Winners of Glastonbury's 2025 Emerging Talent Competition, their 2026 debut album, "It Goes On," includes tracks like "Kick Stones (The Boys)" and "Pin Up Boys," known for energetic harmonies.
Neighbourhood Weekender, launched in 2018, is a renowned UK music festival celebrated for its vibrant, friendly atmosphere. It champions indie, alternative, and pop artists, showcasing both established acts and emerging talent. The festival has a reputation for featuring artists like Sam Fender and Lewis Capaldi early in their careers, offering a unique urban, non-camping experience.
UK indie-pop artist Freddie Halkon blends classic indie charm with infectious pop songwriting. He is known for his debut EP, Shoulders of the World, and breakout festival performances at Tramlines and Kendal Calling, alongside sold-out headline UK tours.
The Fratellis are a melodic indie rock trio from Glasgow formed by Jon, Mince, and Barry Fratelli. Their 2006 debut album, Costello Music, reached number two in the U.K. and earned a BRIT Award, featuring hits like Chelsea Dagger and Whistle for the Choir.
Cairo-born alt-pop singer-songwriter nxdia (“Nadia”), diary-driven, community-focused artist inspired by childhood in Egypt and honest, therapy-like songwriting.
Alessi Rose, an English singer-songwriter from Derby, crafts confessional indie pop and alt-pop, known for honest lyrics and a blend of vulnerability. Her popular songs include "oh my" and "First Original Thought." She has released EPs like "Voyeur" and "For Your Validation," and has supported major artists. Her engaging style and self-made success have earned her recognition.
Esme Emerson, a British-Chinese sibling duo from Suffolk, England, crafts indie pop, folk, and pop rock. Known for vulnerable lyrics and creative chemistry, their discography includes the LP "S for Sugar, D for Dog" and EPs "Big Leap, No Faith, Small Chancer" and "Applesauce". They boast over 100,000 monthly Spotify listeners and supported artists like Keane.
Richard Ashcroft, born in Billinge, Wigan, fronted Britain’s the Verve, leading them to multi-platinum 1997 album Urban Hymns with hits like “Bitter Sweet Symphony.” He won Ivor Novello Songwriter of the Year (1998) and later Outstanding Contribution (2019).
Britpop-era British guitar band Cast formed in 1994 by ex-La’s singer John Power with Liam Tyson, Peter Wilkinson and Keith O’Neill. Signed to Polydor, debut album All Change (1995) hit the UK Top 10; known for singles “Fine Time,” “Alright” and “Walkaway.”
Luvcat, the artistic persona of Liverpool-born Sophie Morgan Howarth, crafts alternative rock and dark pop with gothic and theatrical flair. Known for her cinematic storytelling and intriguing persona, she blends influences like The Cure and Nick Cave. Her debut album, "Vicious Delicious," features popular songs such as "He's My Man" and "Matador," which gained significant attention. Luvcat has supported artists including The Last Dinner Party and The Libertines.

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