KNEECAP London Tickets - Brockwell Park

SPRINTS

17 concerts

Dublin’s SPRINTS blend urgent post-punk with raw, compassionate lyrics. Known for hits from their Top 20 debut, they've toured with IDLES, Pixies, and rocked Glastonbury.

Yuuf

8 concerts

Yuuf blends global musical styles into rich, organic sounds. Formed by members from England, France, Switzerland, and Denmark, they've gained 2M+ views on YouTube and global radio support.

Gurriers

14 concerts

Dublin's Gurriers tackle modern malaise with punk debut "Come and See," featuring sharp lyrics on youth disillusionment and social issues, praised by Dork Magazine.

Patriarchy

1 concert

PATRIARCHY, led by LA's Actually Huizenga, mixes themes of sex, power, and mythology with ABBA and NIN sounds. Known for dangerous fantasies; produced by Matia Simovich.

Getdown Services

16 concerts

Getdown Services, Josh Law and Ben Sadler from Somerset, create indie music in Bristol. They’ve released the album *Crisps*, multiple EPs, and tour extensively.

Donny Benét

22 concerts

Donny Benét, a Sydney-based cult figure, burst onto the scene in 2011 with "Don't Hold Back." Known for vintage synth sounds, he achieved fame with "The Don" in 2018 and tours globally with The Donny Benét Show band, selling out venues in Europe and Australia.

Peaches

37 concerts

Peaches, an iconic musician from Canada, is known for her provocative electro-rock style. She’s acclaimed for hits like those on *The Teaches of Peaches*, collaborations with Iggy Pop, Daft Punk, and Yoko Ono, and for winning the Polaris Heritage Prize. Her work features in *Lost in Translation* and *The Handmaid’s Tale*, and she’s also a celebrated director and performance artist.

Sextile

5 concerts

LA-based band Sextile blend post-punk, synth, and industrial sounds, known for albums like *A Thousand Hands* and *Albeit Living*, and their raw, riotous energy.

WITCH

2 concerts

Witch, a leading Zambian psychedelic band, fused rock, R&B, and African sounds, defining the 1970s Zamrock scene. Popular for "Lazy Bones!!," they gained a large African following. Their 1972 debut, *Introduction*, was Zambia's first commercial album. Frontman Jagari Chanda was inspired by Mick Jagger. They've collaborated with artists like Sampa the Great and released *Zango* in 2023, marking their return after nearly 40 years.

COBRAH

32 concerts

COBRAH, born Clara Blom Christiensen in Gothenburg, Sweden, is known for her "BDSM pop" sound and hits like "IDFKA" and "Good Puss." Her style blends queer culture, minimal beats, and theatrical flair, earning a Swedish Grammy nomination and collaborations with Charli XCX and CupcakKe.

Snõõper

5 concerts

Snooper, a punk duo from Nashville, rose from the DIY scene to international underground fame. Known for bold, catchy tracks and unique live shows with props and puppets.

KNEECAP

17 concerts

Belfast Irish-language rap trio Kneecap: rebellious, confrontational, darkly funny and high-energy—revolutionary “absolute bangers” with sirens, hooks and bite.

Frankie and the Witch Fingers

2 concerts

Frankie and the Witch Fingers, a Los Angeles psych-punk band, blend proto-punk, new wave, and industrial sounds. They’ve toured globally, shared stages with Ty Segall and ZZ Top, and are known for electrifying live performances.

Mannequin Pussy

1 concert

Mannequin Pussy, a Philadelphia rock band, known for their cathartic tunes, blends punk and pop. Key members include Marisa Dabice and Colins Regisford. Their acclaimed third album "Patience" led to tours and their EP "Perfect." They’re celebrated for addressing despair and resilience in an unkind world.

Daniel Avery

4 concerts

Daniel Avery, UK electronic producer known for euphoric techno and ambient sounds, has collaborated with Alison Mosshart, Walter Schreifels, and more, blending shoegaze and industrial styles.