Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds with Bad Manners, Johnny Marr, and more

Bad Manners, formed during the late '70s ska revival in England, became known for their lively performances and UK hits like "Lip Up Fatty" and "Can Can." Led by dynamic frontman Buster Bloodvessel, they enjoyed renewed interest in the '90s.

Johnny Marr, born in England, is a key figure in British indie music, known for The Smiths and collaborations with The The and Modest Mouse. His solo work, including UK Top Ten albums like The Messenger and Playland, highlights his melodic genius. Marr has collaborated with artists like The Pretenders and Billie Eilish and composed with Hans Zimmer for "No Time To Die." His anthology, Spirit Power, showcases his enduring impact.

The Cuban Brothers blend funk and soul with b-boy action and comedy. They were chosen to play by Elton John and Robbie Williams. Their debut album "Yo Bonita!" and roles in films like "Ill Manors" expand their global appeal.