Razorlight with The Feeling, Embrace, and more

Razorlight, known for hits like "America" and "Wire To Wire," led the 2000s indie-rock resurgence, achieving 3 Top 5 albums, 9 Platinums, and an NME Award. The classic lineup, reunited in 2021, has performed at major venues like London's Eventim Apollo and supported acts like Muse. Working with producer Youth, they recorded new material, including the post-punk inspired "Scared of Nothing." They've celebrated their past with a best-of collection and a deluxe edition of their debut album, "Up All Night."

Embrace, formed in 1990 by Huddersfield's McNamara brothers, emerged during the late '90s post-Brit-pop era. Blending Oasis and Verve influences, they achieved UK fame with hits like "All You Good Good People" and albums such as "The Good Will Out" (1998). Known for their anthemic rock style, they signed with Hut and later Independiente, collaborating with keyboardist Mickey Dale. Their creative journey spanned multiple albums, including the chart-topping "Out of Nothing" (2004). Embrace explored new musical directions with their self-titled 2014 release and celebrated their 20th anniversary with "Love Is a Basic Need" (2018).

British band Toploader, known for '70s style white soul, hit big with "Dancing in the Moonlight." Formed in 1997, they debuted with "Onka's Big Moka" in 2000, thriving alongside Oasis. Known for vibrant live shows at Glastonbury and Reading.