Paul Heaton

18 concerts

Paul Heaton is an English singer-songwriter from Bromborough, Merseyside, known for witty, satirical lyrics and infectious pop melodies. He led the Housemartins and co-founded the Beautiful South, scoring a UK No. 1 with A Little Time.

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.

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.

The Vaccines

10 concerts

London indie rock band formed in 2010. Their platinum debut What Did You Expect from the Vaccines? and single Post Break-Up Sex broke through in 2011. Come of Age hit No. 1 in the UK; English Graffiti spawned Handsome and Dream Lover.

GABRIELLE

22 concerts

UK singer-songwriter Gabrielle scored a 1999 #1 album, Rise (4x Platinum); her Dreams Can Come True, Greatest Hits also went 4x Platinum. Six albums hit the Top 10, incl. 2018’s Under My Skin. She won 2 BRITs, 2 MOBOs and an Ivor Novello.

The Coral

5 concerts

Hoylake, Wirral band The Coral formed in 1996 around James Skelly. Known for hooky ’60s-influenced garage rock/psych-pop/folk-rock. Their 2002 self-titled debut hit U.K. No. 1 and earned a Mercury Prize nomination.

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.

Keyside

12 concerts

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.

Graeme Park

3 concerts

UK DJ Graeme Park launched his career in Nottingham in the mid-’80s, helping kick-start the acid house scene by 1987. He won DMC DJ of the Year four straight times (1989–92) and held a long-running Hacienda residency, plus remix work.

K-Klass

4 concerts

K-Klass are UK house DJs/producers formed after meeting at The Hacienda’s Nude nights in 1988. They broke through with Wildlife EP (1990) plus UK Top 40 hits Rhythm is a Mystery (No.3) and Let Me Show You (No.13). Known for remixes incl. Bobby Brown’s Two Can Play That Game (1995).

The Clone Roses

6 concerts

From St Helens, UK, The Clone Roses are the UK's premier Stone Roses tribute. They recreate the Madchester/indie rock sound, playing classics like "Waterfall" and "I Am the Resurrection". Mani hailed them "the second-best Stone Roses in the world". They've headlined Spike Island to 15,000 fans and supported Happy Mondays.

The North

18 concerts

The North, an indie rock band originating from Leeds, UK, delivers engaging live performances. Known for their authentic, heart-on-sleeve approach, their musical style blends rock and pop. Their discography features the EP "Coming Of Age" and popular songs such as "Soundtrack Your Soul." The band is recognized for its dynamic sound and compelling stage presence.

Dea Matrona

12 concerts

Irish rock duo Dea Matrona, from Belfast, features Orláith Forsythe and Mollie McGinn, multi-instrumentalists blending classic rock, blues, and folk with commanding vocals and harmonies. Gaining fame from viral busking, they earned NI Music Prize awards. Albums "For Your Sins" and "Hate That I Care" showcase their signature sound.

Esmeralda Road

11 concerts

Esmeralda Road, an indie-fusion band from Belfast, Northern Ireland, creates a genre-blurring sound mixing jazz, funk, and rock. Known for high-energy live shows and sharp songwriting, they gained acclaim with hits like "To U" and "I Think," both NI Music Prize winners. They have shared stages with major artists and collaborated with Leo Miyagee.

Pastel

1 concert

Pastel is a self-taught musician, songwriter, and producer with French and Polynesian roots, based in London. Blending Brazilian, Polynesian, African, R&B and House, he’s collaborated with FKJ, Bazzi and Adi Oasis; “Cabo Player” and “Samba De Rua” gained traction.

GIRLBAND!

1 concert

Girlband! are a Nottingham, England trio blending punk, rock and indie with pop. Their track “Thelma and Louise” is out via Soul Kitchen/EMI North, following releases “Not like the rest” and “21st Century Suffragette,” plus festival runs and tours.

Rick Astley

3 concerts

Lancashire-born pop singer Rick Astley (Stock Aitken Waterman) made “Never Gonna Give You Up,” scored 8 UK Top 10 hits, sold 40M; self-made No.1 “50.”

Mel Raeburn

1 concert

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 Fratellis

19 concerts

Glasgow indie rock band The Fratellis (Jon, Mince and Barry) broke through with 2006 debut Costello Music, featuring UK Top Ten hits "Chelsea Dagger" and "Whistle for the Choir." The album peaked at No. 2 in the UK and won a BRIT Award.

Badly Drawn Boy

1 concert

Bolton, Lancashire’s Damon Gough records as Badly Drawn Boy, known for intricate, lilting pop and heartfelt lyrics. His debut The Hour of Bewilderbeast (2000) won the Mercury Prize; he also composed the About a Boy soundtrack (2002).

The View

18 concerts

The View are a Dundee, Scotland pop/rock band formed in 2005. They broke through with the UK Top 5 single Same Jeans and 2007’s chart-topping debut Hats Off to the Buskers. Their 2015 album Ropewalk was produced by Albert Hammond Jr.

Professor Green

13 concerts

Professor Green, born Stephen Manderson in Hackney, East London, is a multi-platinum rapper, singer, and songwriter. Known for his blend of hip hop, grime, and electronica, he gained fame with hits like "Read All About It" (featuring Emeli Sandé) and "Just Be Good to Green" (with Lily Allen). An award-winning artist and television personality, he advocates for mental health, using his sharp lyricism and documentaries to address social issues.

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 Molotovs

10 concerts

London-based rock and punk band The Molotovs, formed in 2020 by siblings Mathew and Issey Cartlidge, are known for energetic live shows. Their sound blends Mod revival, punk, and indie rock, delivering sharp, catchy anthems. Their debut album, "Wasted on Youth," reached number three on the UK Albums Chart. They have supported acts like The Libertines, Blondie, and Iggy Pop.

The Cheap Thrills

3 concerts

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.

Strata

8 concerts

Strata, an indie band from Preston, North West England, formed in late 2025. They quickly gained attention with their debut single, "Mr Procrastinator," known for exploring themes of wasted potential and lost ambition. An emerging act, Strata is recognized for their growing online presence and active live performances.

Kate Couriel

7 concerts

Manchester-born electric violinist Kate Couriel crafts alternative-indie music, blending classical roots with punk and rock. Known for lyrically charged storytelling on social injustice, she gained recognition with singles like "Patriarchy's Dead" and "A Kid, A Wife, A Man." A key member of Seb Lowe's band, she also collaborated with Pink Floyd.

Girl In The Year Above

2 concerts

Girl In The Year Above is an Irish/Cornish band blending Celtic storytelling with emotional indie music. Their sound features folk-adjacent textures and a diaristic lyrical core. They are recognized for their debut single 'Mama, My Heart Is Achin'' and a powerful reinterpretation of Massive Attack's 'Teardrop' on the Peaky Blinders film soundtrack. The band has also toured with notable artists.

The Reytons

17 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.

Courteeners

8 concerts

British band Courteeners have released seven studio albums since St. Jude (2008), including Falcon, Anna and More. Again. Forever. They’ve sold over 1M UK albums, scored four Top 5 LPs, and are known for songs like Not Nineteen Forever.

The Sherlocks

6 concerts

The Sherlocks are a UK live rock band formed by Yorkshire brothers Kiaran and Brandon Crook with Alex Procter and Trent Jackson. They’ve scored four UK Top 20 albums, including People Like Me & You (#4), and toured with Liam Gallagher and Kings Of Leon.

The Covasettes

1 concert

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.

Cherryholt

12 concerts

Indie-pop quintet from Stamford, Lincolnshire, Cherryholt broke out with viral track Irresistible (150,000 views overnight) and signed to Regal Records. Songs include flies, seventeen and The Bullet, recorded with producer Rich Turvey.

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