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Splendour in Nottingham with EMF, Day Fever, and more

Jul 18, 2026 at 11:30  ·  Wollaton Park, Nottingham Wollaton Park, Nottingham

Splendour in Nottingham
Jul 18
Splendour in Nottingham
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EMF are a genre-defying band whose debut album Schubert Dip (1991) was followed by Stigma (1992) and Cha Cha Cha (1995). After splitting in 1995, they reformed in 2001, released the box set From Us to You (2020), and albums Go Go Sapiens (2022) and The Beauty and the Chaos (2024).
The UK's biggest daytime disco and afternoon dance party phenomenon created by actress Vicky McClure, filmmaker Jonny Owen, and musician Jon McClure, featuring nostalgic hits and a vibrant clubbing experience that wraps up by early evening.
M60 is an indie rock quartet from Greater Manchester, UK, known for their high-energy, guitar-led sound with a distinctive Mancunian flair. Formed in 2015, they create anthemic tunes with catchy riffs. Popular songs include "I Don't Mind," "Honey," "Lemonade," and "Southpaw." They are recognized for their engaging live performances.
New York-area hip-hop trio formed by producer Sylvia Robinson, Sugarhill Gang (Master Gee, Wonder Mike, Big Bank Hank) broke through with 1979 multi-platinum worldwide hit “Rapper’s Delight,” which sold over 8 million copies. Also had modest hits “8th Wonder” and “Apache.”
Kingfishr is an Irish indie folk trio from Limerick, formed in 2022. Known for their grand, atmospheric sound blending traditional Irish music with contemporary folk, they gained acclaim with their debut single "flowers-fire". Their song "Killeagh" topped the Irish Singles Chart and achieved four-times platinum status. The debut album "Halcyon" reached number one in Ireland and a top ten position in the UK. They have supported artists like Bruce Springsteen and George Ezra.
Southampton-born British singer known for smooth, garage-tinged R&B. Broke through with "Fill Me In" and Born to Do It, both U.K. No. 1 in 2000; earned three MOBOs and three Ivor Novellos. Later U.K. No. 1 with Following My Intuition.
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.
Northern Irish alt-rock band Snow Patrol broke through with 2003’s Final Straw. Their 2006 multi-platinum Eyes Open spawned the international hit “Chasing Cars,” followed by multi-platinum albums A Hundred Million Suns (2008) and Fallen Empires (2011).
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.
A Jamaican-Irish rapper and songwriter known for her raw lyricism, poetic storytelling, and blending grime and hip-hop influences with a bold, genre-fluid sound.
Formed in Oklahoma City in 1983, alternative rock band the Flaming Lips blend psych, noise-rock, and bubblegum melodies. Their 1993 album Transmissions from the Satellite Heart spawned Top 40 hit "She Don't Use Jelly"; 2002’s Yoshimi won a Grammy.
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.
Britpop-era British guitar band Cast formed in 1994 by ex-La’s singer John Power with Liam Tyson, Peter Wilkinson and Keith O’Neill. Signed to Polydor, debut album All Change (1995) hit the UK Top 10; known for singles “Fine Time,” “Alright” and “Walkaway.”
Formed in Leeds in 2004, indie rock band The Pigeon Detectives broke through with debut album Wait for Me, a UK No. 3 platinum hit featuring “I’m Not Sorry” and “Take Her Back”. Follow-up Emergency reached the Top 5 and went gold.
ALT BLK ERA, a British rock duo from Nottingham, features sisters Nyrobi and Chaya Beckett-Messam. They blend rock, metal, drum & bass, dance, and pop, known for their genre-defying sound. Their album "Rave Immortal" topped the UK Rock & Metal chart. Popular songs include "My Drummer's Girlfriend" and "Hunt You Down." They won a MOBO Award for Best Alternative Music Act, released the EP "Freak Show," and performed at major festivals. They collaborated with Wheatus.
Primal Scream, formed in Glasgow in 1982, pioneered indie dance, blending alternative rock, psychedelic, and electronic styles. Known for their Mercury Prize-winning album "Screamadelica" and hits like "Loaded" and "Movin' on Up," they remain influential for their genre-defying sound. Their discography includes albums like "Chaosmosis" and "Come Ahead".
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 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.
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.
The Rosadocs are a five-piece alt rock/indie band from Sheffield, UK, known for meaningful lyrics, guitar-driven melodies and anthemic choruses. In 2024 they sold out a UK tour and a hometown headline show at Sheffield Octagon Centre.
English band Editors, started as Snowfield in 2003, pioneered the post-punk revival with chart-toppers like "Munich." Known for blending rock and synth, they've received critical acclaim and several platinum albums.
Jamaica-born vocalist and toaster Neville Staple helped launch the U.K. ska revival as a member of the Specials. He later joined Fun Boy Three and toured with Special Beat, and released solo albums including The Rude Boy Returns (2004) and The Return of Judge Roughneck (2017).
The Beatles Dub Club, a project by DJ Chris Arnold, transforms The Beatles' music into a vibrant mix of reggae, ska, Latin, hip hop, dub, funk, and drum & bass. Known for exhilarating festival sets, it has garnered praise from Fatboy Slim and Far Out Magazine, being named a top alternative act. The show offers a fresh, danceable take on iconic songs, delighting audiences globally.
Mên An Tol formed around a South London pub, led by Cornwall-raised Bill Jefferson. Known for folk-inflected anthems, they released EPs The Country and This Land, plus tracks like NW1 and Set In Stone. Single Not Ideal was produced by Carlos O’Connell.
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.
NYC punk-chic, discodelic funk band Say She She—vocal trio Piya Malik, Sabrina Mileo Cunningham & Nya Gazelle Brown—fuse disco, psych & protest on “She Who Dares,” “Disco Life.”
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.
West London MC turned Grammy-winning R&B/hip-hop artist; blends African, gospel, reggae & dub. Hit “American Boy” w/ Kanye; “Conqueror” on Empire; Grammy-nom “Thank You”.
Divorce is a British alternative country band from Nottingham, formed in 2021. The four-piece, known for their "Wilco meets ABBA" sound, blends folk, indie rock, and grunge. They released EPs "Get Mean" (2022) and "Heady Metal" (2023), followed by their debut album "Drive to Goldenhammer" in 2025. The band is currently touring.
An annual two-day music festival held at Wollaton Park in Nottingham, England, featuring a diverse lineup of international and local artists across multiple stages in a scenic parkland setting.
Sunderland, England post‑punk/“angular” band mixing spiky riffs and 4‑part harmonies; famed for Kate Bush “Hounds of Love” (UK #8, NME Single).
An annual music competition in Nottingham, UK, showcasing the region's top emerging musical talent and offering finalists the chance to perform on legendary stages like Rock City and the Splendour Festival.
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.

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