Neighbourhood Weekender Warrington Tickets - Victoria Park

Stereophonics

1 concert

Formed in Cwmaman, South Wales, Stereophonics are a Welsh rock band led by singer/guitarist Kelly Jones. They broke through with 1999’s Performance and Cocktails and have notched eight U.K. No. 1 albums, including 2022’s Oochya!.

Nieve Ella

24 concerts

Nieve Ella is an English indie pop and indie rock singer-songwriter from Albrighton, Shropshire. She is known for her relatable, confessional lyrics, resonating with a Gen Z fanbase. Her EPs include Young & Naive, Lifetime of Wanting, and Watch It Ache and Bleed. Nieve Ella has supported artists such as Girl in Red and charted on the UK Independent Album Chart.

Arkayla

15 concerts

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.

Wunderhorse

7 concerts

British guitar band Wunderhorse, led by Jacob Slater, are known for visceral live shows and vivid songwriting. Their debut album Cub (2022) was followed by silver-certified sophomore Midas, recorded at Pachyderm Studio with producer Craig Silvey.

The Wombats

22 concerts

Liverpool indie rock band The Wombats: deceptively playful yet profound; tackle LA anxiety. Oh! The Ocean shifts from synth to warmer rock, with producer John Congleton.

The Mary Wallopers

30 concerts

The Mary Wallopers are brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy, formed as a three-piece Irish ballad group touring Ireland to sing and collect songs. Known for raw live energy, they later expanded to a six-piece, adding bass, drums, tin whistle/pipes, and accordion.

The Bluetones

8 concerts

Formed in Hounslow, England in 1994, the Bluetones are a Brit-pop guitar band with slight psychedelic overtones. Their 1996 debut Expecting to Fly hit No. 1 in the UK, boosted by the No. 2 single "Slight Return."

Sigrid

1 concert

Norwegian pop singer-songwriter Sigrid: 2 sold-out world tours, 2.2B+ streams; played Glastonbury (Other Stage) and headlined London’s OVO Wembley Arena; known for “Hush Baby, Hurry Slowly.”

The Lathums

9 concerts

The Lathums are a four-piece band from the North of England led by Alex Moore. Their debut album How Beautiful Life Can Be (2021) and From Nothing To A Little Bit More (2023) hit No.1 in the UK, with shows at Glastonbury and Wigan’s Robin Park.

CMAT

1 concert

CMAT (Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson) is an Irish indie and country pop musician known for her humorous, emotionally literate songs. She has released three acclaimed albums: "If My Wife New I'd Be Dead" (2022), "Crazymad, for Me" (2023), and the Mercury-nominated "Euro-Country" (2025). A bisexual icon, she's celebrated for her unique style and engaging live performances, and has been nominated for International Artist at the 2026 BRIT Awards.

The Snuts

19 concerts

The Snuts, a Scottish indie rock band from West Lothian, formed in 2015. Known for energetic live shows and anthemic sound, they blend catchy hooks with heartfelt lyrics. Their debut album W.L. hit UK #1. Other albums include Burn the Empire and Millennials, which topped the UK Independent Chart. Popular songs feature "Always" and "Glasgow". They received a Scottish Music Awards Breakthrough Artist award.

VILLANELLE

4 concerts

VILLANELLE is a London-based rock trio, formed in 2023, featuring Gene Gallagher on vocals/guitar, Ben Taylor on guitar, and Jack Schiavo on bass. The band is recognized for its mission to revitalize rock music, showcasing a sound that blends grunge, alternative, and shoegaze with raw energy. Their discography includes singles such as "Hinge" and "Placebo," and the EP "Measly Means." They built a significant live following.

Aaron Rowe

26 concerts

Aaron Rowe, from South Dublin's Monkstown Farm, is an Irish singer-songwriter. His soulful sound blends Irish trad, pop, and Americana/folk, influenced by American soul and British legends. Known for vivid storytelling and distinctive vocals, his songs include "Hey Ma," "Please Don't Hate Me," and "Talking With You." He gained attention from Lewis Capaldi and Ed Sheeran.

Chloe Slater

13 concerts

Chloe Slater is a British indie rock artist known for witty, pointed protest songs. She debuted with the 2024 EP You Can’t Put A Price On Fun, followed by Love Me Please. She’s built a TikTok fanbase (nearly 2M likes), opened for Alessi Rose, Role Model and Courtney Barnett, and played Glastonbury.

James Marriott

43 concerts

James Marriott is an alternative British musician based in Brighton, blending alternative and indie-pop. He launched his independent career in 2020, has toured sold-out across the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, and played Reading and Leeds.

Ocean Colour Scene

23 concerts

Ocean Colour Scene are a British trad-rock band formed in 1990. Their 1996 breakthrough album Moseley Shoals spawned hits The Riverboat Song, You’ve Got It Bad and The Day We Caught the Train, going triple platinum in the U.K.

Corella

10 concerts

Manchester's CORELLA blends alternative indie with emotive lyrics, gaining a loyal fanbase through sold-out UK tours and festival gigs at Reading & Leeds.

Tom A Smith

5 concerts

Sunderland-born Tom A. Smith is an indie and alternative rock musician known for his distinctive deep voice and energetic guitar-based sound. He gained early recognition performing at Glastonbury and supporting Elton John. An Apple Music Up Next Artist and Musos Breakthrough Artist award winner, his acclaimed singles include "Wolves," "Fashion," and "I Don't Blame You." He has collaborated with artists like Miles Kane and Barry Hyde.

Dizzee Rascal

17 concerts

East London grime MC/producer Dizzee Rascal (born Dylan Mills) broke through with 2003 Mercury Prize-winning debut Boy in da Corner. He scored four UK No. 1 singles from 2009’s Tongue N’ Cheek, won a Brit Award, and has worked with Calvin Harris and Shakira.

Dylan John Thomas

10 concerts

A Scottish singer-songwriter from Glasgow, known for his earthy vocals, fingerpicked indie folk-rock sound, honest storytelling, and highly energetic live performances.

The Royston Club

10 concerts

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 Reytons

16 concerts

The Reytons are a Rotherham four-piece independent band. Their album What’s Rock and Roll? hit #1 and Ballad of a Bystander reached #2. Breakthrough debut Kids Off The Estate (2021); sold 20,000 tickets in Clifton Park and headlined Tramlines Festival.

Seb Lowe

20 concerts

Manchester-born lyricist Seb Lowe, known for his unique style and passion for films such as "The Departed" and shows like "Game of Thrones." Loves Red Bull, curry, and cricketer Michael Holding.

The K's

3 concerts

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.

The Clause

10 concerts

The Clause is an indie rock band from Birmingham, UK, formed in 2015. Their sound blends 60s swagger, 80s groove, and 90s attack, creating energetic, hook-driven anthems. Notable songs include "In My Element," "Electric," and "Tell Me What You Want." Their debut album, "Victim Of A Casual Thing," was released, preceded by EPs like "Pop Culture." They have earned BMA 'Best Band' awards and gained national radio attention.

Kingfishr

19 concerts

Kingfishr, an Irish indie folk trio from Limerick, formed in 2017, blends traditional influences with contemporary indie sounds. Celebrated for their authentic musicianship and poetic storytelling, they achieved chart-topping success with "Killeagh" and "The Sun Will Never Settle." Their acclaimed debut album, "Halcyon," also reached number one, and the band earned a Music Moves Europe Award.

overpass

15 concerts

Emerging from Birmingham, overpass, with Max, Indie, Elliot, and Jake, is known for arena-sized indie rock and sold-out shows, gaining a dedicated fanbase through genuine live experiences.

Florentenes

3 concerts

Florentenes are a UK band fronted by vocalist/songwriter William Smith, with Luke Holding (guitar), Harry Stubbs (bass) and Liam Fiddy (drums). They’ve sold out local shows, recorded with producer Dave Eringa, and supported The Wombats.

The Lottery Winners

5 concerts

The Lottery Winners, an indie pop band from Leigh, Greater Manchester, formed in 2008. Known for catchy melodies and energetic live shows, they achieved two UK No. 1 albums, "Anxiety Replacement Therapy" (2023) and "KOKO" (2025). They have collaborated with artists like Frank Turner, Shaun Ryder, Boy George, and Chad Kroeger. Their music blends guitar pop with humorous, wistful lyricism.

The Guest List

9 concerts

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.

Arthur Hill

26 concerts

London-based singer-songwriter Arthur Hill is known for soulful, authentic pop and indie-pop. He rose to prominence with viral TikTok hits like "Tiny Room" and "Iced Coffee." His acclaimed debut EP, "In The Middle Of Somewhere," preceded sold-out tours, including London's Brixton Academy. Hill has collaborated with artists such as Danny Casio.

Neighbourhood Weekender

2 concerts

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.

Freddie Halkon

4 concerts

UK indie-pop artist Freddie Halkon blends classic indie charm with infectious pop songwriting. He played sold-out shows including a headline crowd of 1,800 at Sheffield’s Octagon, and released his debut EP Shoulders of the World.

Kerr Mercer

Inhaler

Inhaler's "Open Wide" blends indie, garage-rock, glam-pop, and art-rock, influenced by T.Rex and Depeche Mode. Produced by Kid Harpoon, it showcases their artistic confidence with tracks like "Eddie In The Darkness" and "Billy (Yeah Yeah Yeah)."

James

Manchester-formed alternative rock band James, established in 1982, is celebrated for anthemic melodies and enduring live performances. Known for hits like "Sit Down" and "Laid," their distinctive sound blends indie pop and rock. They achieved a UK Official Album Chart Number 1 with "Yummy" (2024) and their "Best Of" compilation (1998), selling over 25 million albums worldwide. Brian Eno notably produced their album "Laid".

Siobhán Winifred

Pixey

Sunday (1994)

Sunday (1994) is an English-American dream pop band based in Los Angeles, California, formed by Paige Turner and Lee Newell. Known for their cinematic sound and vintage aesthetic, their music blends 90s shoegaze with evocative lyrics. Popular songs include "Tired Boy" and "Shame". They released the EPs "Sunday (1994)" and "Devotion", with a deluxe edition of "Devotion" featuring tracks like "Shame" and "Darling, I've Done This Dance Before".

Starsailor

Starsailor are James Walsh, James Stelfox, Ben Byrne, and Barry Westhead. Signed to EMI in 2001, their debut Love Is Here hit No.2. Silence Is Easy (with tracks by Phil Spector) also reached No.2, spawning hit singles Silence Is Easy and Four To The Floor.

The Slow Readers Club

The Slow Readers Club are a Manchester-formed British indie band (2009) known for post-punk energy, brooding synths and atmospheric guitars. Albums include Build A Tower (UK Top 20), The Joy of the Return (Top 10) and Out of a Dream (No.11).

Cliffords

Cork-based indie rock/pop band Cliffords, known for their emotional sound and live shows, blend indie energy with pop. They've played to packed venues and released debut EP ‘Strawberry Scented.’

Picture Parlour

London rock duo Picture Parlour: Katherine Parlour’s smoky vocals + Ella Risi’s guitar; neon-glam rock with modern bite. Windmill buzz, praised by Courtney Love.

Alex Spencer

Indie artist from Manchester, Alex Spencer blends raw songwriting with energetic guitar-driven soundscapes and coming-of-age storytelling. Discovered busking, backed by BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing and Radio X; single Nightmares on EA SPORTS FC25.

Luvcat

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.

Amy Macdonald

The Bemonts

Meet The Bemonts, an Americana Rock band from Warrington, UK. Known for their energetic live shows, they blend guitar riffs, funky bass, and emotive vocals, captivating fans with their unique style.

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