Formed in London in 1976, Madness is a legendary British band best known for pioneering the 2-Tone ska era with catchy melodies and humor. Their debut album, One Step Beyond, became a smash hit, paving the way for classic global anthems like Our House and House of Fun.
Reuniting in 2019, the original Sugababes lineup is one of the most successful British pop vocal groups. Known for their alternative pop and R&B blend, they have sold out The O2, performed at major European festivals, and shut down Glastonbury twice.
Formed in London in 2010, indie rock band the Vaccines debuted with the platinum-selling album What Did You Expect from the Vaccines? Their subsequent releases include the chart-topping Come of Age, English Graffiti, Combat Sports, Back in Love City, and Pick-Up Full of Pink Carnations.
Formed in 1996 in Hoylake, England, by school friends including James Skelly, the Coral are an unpredictable band known for their genre-blending sound of garage rock, psychedelic pop, and folk. Their 2002 self-titled debut earned a Mercury Prize nomination and charted well, launching a long career of diverse, critically acclaimed albums.
Rudimental, from East London, are a genre-bending electronic trio known for chart-topping dance hits, 5 albums, 5 billion streams, world tours, and multiple awards.
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.
Cian Ducrot is an Irish-French singer-songwriter and producer from Cork, Ireland, known for his indie pop and pop style. His deeply personal and vulnerable songs, like "All for You" and "I'll Be Waiting," gained widespread recognition, with "All for You" rising to prominence via TikTok. His albums "Victory" and "Little Dreaming" achieved chart success. Ducrot earned a Grammy Award for co-writing SZA's "Saturn" and has collaborated with artists like Ella Henderson.
Everything Everything are an acclaimed art-pop band known for dystopian, Black Mirror-style concepts and experimental yet accessible songs. They’ve earned five Ivor Novello and two Mercury Prize nominations, plus five consecutive Top 10 albums.
Betty Boo, pioneer of '80s hip hop and '90s pop, returns with her empowering album "Rip Up The Rulebook." Known for hits and collaborations with Grandmaster Caz, she embodies GRRRl power.
Bellah Mae, a British singer-songwriter from Solihull, blends pop, country, and pop-punk. Known for sharp storytelling and relatable lyrics on heartbreak, her viral tracks like "Boyfriend Of The Year" brought wide recognition. Popular songs include "Drama King" and "Fast Lane." Notable EPs are "Never Waste A Heartbreak" and "With All Due Disrespect." She signed with Sony Music Nashville.
