Supergrass with Happy Mondays, Sleeper, and more

Supergrass, formed in Oxford UK in 1993, are a Brit, Q, NME, and Ivor Novello-winning band known for hits like "Alright" and "Pumping On Your Stereo." They achieved global success with top 10 albums and singles, including their debut "I Should Coco." After splitting in 2010, they reunited in 2019 for a successful world tour and released "The Strange Ones 1994-2008."

Happy Mondays, from Salford, England, were pivotal to the 80s-90s Madchester scene, blending indie and acid house. Led by Shaun Ryder, they mixed funk, techno, and psychedelia. Known for albums like "Bummed" and "Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches," their hits include "Kinky Afro" and "Step On." Ryder's surreal wordplay and their unique sound made them icons alongside The Stone Roses and Inspiral Carpets.

Sleeper, born in the UK, found 90s fame with astute lyrics and catchy melodies, earning 8 Top 40 singles, 3 Top 10 albums, and over 1 million sales. Fronted by iconic Louise Wener, they reformed in 2017, topping UK charts with new music. Known for collaborations with producer Stephen Street.

The Coral, formed in Hoylake in 1996, masterfully blend '60s garage rock, psychedelic pop, and folk-rock. Known for albums like their 2002 self-titled debut, they achieved UK chart success and Mercury Prize nods. They've worked with producers like Geoff Barrow and John Leckie, and collaborated with artists like Cillian Murphy. Frequent lineup changes haven't hindered their evolving sound, which includes concept albums like 2021’s Coral Island and country-rock on 2023’s Sea of Mirrors. Their spirited experimental style remains influential and celebrated.