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Corinne Bailey Rae

5 concerts

Leeds-born soul-rooted R&B singer-songwriter; UK #1 debut with hit “Put Your Records On,” multiple Top 10 albums; Grammy winner, MOBO wins; collabed w/ Herbie Hancock.

Pip Blom

1 concert

Amsterdam indie rock band Pip Blom (Pip Blom, Tender Blom, Darek Mercks) blends catchy melodies and gritty guitars. Their 2023 third album Bobbie shifts toward danceable synth-pop. They’ve toured widely, played Glastonbury, and won an Edison Award.

Sister Sledge

6 concerts

North Philadelphia sibling vocal group Sister Sledge broke through in the disco era with 1979’s We Are Family and the anthemic title track, a platinum, chart-topping, Grammy-nominated hit. Known for dancefloor classics like He’s the Greatest Dancer and Lost in Music.

Peter Hook and The Light

15 concerts

Peter Hook and The Light, formed in 2010, is an English post-punk and new wave band led by Joy Division and New Order co-founder Peter Hook. They are celebrated for performing classic albums like "Unknown Pleasures" and "Power, Corruption & Lies" live. Known for Hook's influential bass style, their repertoire includes iconic songs such as "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and "Blue Monday," continuing the legacy of his groundbreaking work.

Seasick Steve

2 concerts

Seasick Steve became a household name after raw, emotional TV performances. Known for astonishing live shows with longtime drummer Dan Magnusson, he’s sold over 1m albums and sold out venues worldwide, becoming a powerful force live and on record.

Beans on Toast

5 concerts

Essex-born folk songwriter Beans on Toast is a DIY cult figure and festival favourite, playing Glastonbury every year since 2007. A prolific writer with 15 albums, he’s known for witty protest and love songs, and has worked with Ben Lovett, Frank Turner, and Kitty, Daisy & Lewis.

The Bootleg Beatles

60 concerts

The Bootleg Beatles, formed in London in 1980 from "Beatlemania" cast members, are the world's premier Beatles tribute band. They are renowned for meticulously recreating the Fab Four's iconic songs, look, and stage presence. With over 4,000 shows, they were the first Western rock band to tour the Soviet Union and performed at Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee. Their authenticity and talent are globally lauded.

The Lightning Seeds

6 concerts

Ian Broudie is the songwriter behind Lightning Seeds. His 1994 album Jollification sold a million copies and featured songs like Pure, The Life of Riley and Three Lions. See You in The Stars was written in Liverpool and his London home studio, with co-writes by Terry Hall and James Skelly.

DEADLETTER

3 concerts

DEADLETTER, a UK post-punk band from North Yorkshire, based in London, blends raw energy with funk-driven basslines, saxophone, and angular guitar riffs. Celebrated for their intense live performances and narrative lyrics on societal tensions, they gained critical acclaim. Notable albums include 2024's "Hysterical Strength" and 2026's "Existence Is Bliss," featuring popular songs like "Binge" and "It Comes Creeping."

Callum Beattie

1 concert

Dexys

1 concert

Formed in 1978, Dexys hit UK #1 with "Geno" and debuted with "Searching For The Young Soul Rebels". Their 1982 album "Too Rye Ay" spawned international megahit "Come On Eileen". Led by Kevin Rowland, they reformed in 2003 and released "One Day I'm Going to Soar" (2012).

Stornoway

9 concerts

England’s Stornoway are a jangly folk-pop band formed at Oxford University. Their 2010 debut Beachcomber's Windowsill hit No.14 on the UK Albums chart. Known for “Zorbing,” they later explored psychedelic and Baroque pop on Bonxie (2015).

Big Country

17 concerts

Scottish rock band Big Country, led by England-born Stuart Adamson, were known for bagpipe-like guitars and Celtic-inspired anthems. Their debut The Crossing went platinum in the UK and spawned the Top 20 hit In a Big Country.

The Hoosiers

10 concerts

The Hoosiers scored multi-platinum success with their 2007 UK No. 1 debut album The Trick to Life, featuring Top-10 singles Worried About Ray and Goodbye Mr. A. Their 2010 follow-up The Illusion of Safety hit No. 10, then returned with 2014’s The News From Nowhere.

Lime Garden

22 concerts

Brighton's Lime Garden, an indie-electro band known for their debut album "One More Thing," features Chloe Howard, Leila Deeley, Tippi Morgan & Annabel Whittle. Acclaimed by 6 Music, NME, and The Independent.

The Feeling

13 concerts

British '70s rock-inspired quintet The Feeling formed in the French Alps as a cover band. Their 2006 debut Twelve Stops and Home spawned U.K. Top Ten singles Sewn, Fill My Little World and Never Be Lonely, earning a Brit Award nod.

The Coral

9 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.

Stereo MC's

2 concerts

Stereo MC’s formed in the mid-1980s, blending electronic music and early hip-hop. They launched G Street Records, later signed to Island/4th & Broadway, and toured widely. Their 1992 album Connected became a worldwide hit, with the title track a classic.

Texas

1 concert

Formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 1987 by Sharleen Spiteri and Johnny McElhone, Texas broke through with “I Don’t Want A Lover” (Southside). Albums include White on Blonde and Hi (2021); collaborated with Method Man/Wu-Tang Clan.

CVC

CVC, from Church Village, blend influences from Snoop Dogg to RHCP, crafting acclaimed music like "Get Real." Known for their ethos of peace & love, they boast diverse talents and familial ties to Welsh royalty.

Wychwood Music Festival

Melin Melyn

Welsh 6-piece world-building storytellers blending surf-rock, country, prog & psychedelia; debut LP "Mill On The Hill" set in “Melin Village.” Members include The Mighty Observer; links to Novo Amor & Boy Azooga.

The Futureheads

Sunderland, England post‑punk/“angular” band mixing spiky riffs and 4‑part harmonies; famed for Kate Bush “Hounds of Love” (UK #8, NME Single).

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