Doves

17 concerts

Doves, a UK trio, rose to fame with their 2000 album "Lost Souls" and No. 1 hit "The Last Broadcast" in 2002. Known for hits like "There Goes The Fear" and "Pounding," they continued success with "Some Cities" and "Kingdom of Rust."

The Magic Numbers

5 concerts

The Magic Numbers, a UK band formed by sibling duos Romeo & Michele Stodart and Sean & Angela Gannon, blend unique harmonies and melodic hooks. Known for their debut album and tours with Neil Young, The Who, and U2. Mercury Prize nominees.

Daniel Bedingfield

3 concerts

NZ-born, SE London-raised rocker Daniel Bedingfield hit UK #1 with "Gotta Get Thru This". Known for blending R&B; collaborated with sisters in DNA Algorhythm. Won awards; famed for heartfelt songs.

The Bug Club

17 concerts

The Bug Club, formed in 2016 in Caldicot, blends everyday tales with humor and riff-heavy rock. Known for hits like 'We Don’t Need Room For Lovin’' and album 'Green Dream in F#'. Supported by BBC 6 Music, they're signed with Bingo Records.

Public Service Broadcasting

13 concerts

Public Service Broadcasting, blending history with music using archival samples, gained fame with albums like "Inform - Educate - Entertain" & "The Race For Space". Known for their unique narrative style and collaborations, notably with James Dean Bradfield on "Every Valley".

The Fisherman’s Friends

34 concerts

From Port Isaac, Fisherman’s Friends sing traditional sea shanties, achieving a UK top ten album and a Gold record. They've performed at major events, inspired two films, and continue to tour with a musical.

The Zutons

13 concerts

Liverpool's The Zutons, formed in 2002, are known for hits like "Valerie" (covered globally by Ronson & Winehouse) and albums like "Who Killed... The Zutons?" Mercury Prize nominees and Brit Award contenders, their music combines rock with a unique sax-enhanced sound.

Scouting For Girls

7 concerts

Indie pop band Scouting For Girls, formed by childhood friends Roy Stride, Pete Ellard, and Greg Churchouse, hit triple platinum with their debut album in 2007. Known for hits like ‘She’s So Lovely’, this UK group has garnered four Brit nominations and an Ivor Novello. They've shone at Wembley and major festivals.

Shed Seven

11 concerts

Shed Seven, Britpop band, known for hits like "Chasing Rainbows" & "Going For Gold." Thriving more in live arenas now than in the '90s. Collaborated with Peter Doherty & others. Celebrating 30 years since debut.

Goldie Lookin Chain

24 concerts

Goldie Lookin Chain, comedy rap band from Newport, Wales, known for slang-rich lyrics & hits like "Guns Don't Kill People, Rappers Do." Gained fame with a publicity stunt involving Charlotte Church. Popular albums include Greatest Hits & Straight Outta Newport. Collaborated with Super Furry Animals, the Streets, & the Darkness.

Gentleman's Dub Club

12 concerts

Gentleman's Dub Club, formed in Leeds (2006), excels in reggae/electronic music. Famous for their energetic UK festival performances, they released hits like FOURtyFOUR & Lost in Space. Known for collaborations with artists like Million Stylez & Winston Francis.

Home Counties

3 concerts

Home Counties’ debut album, "Exactly As It Seems," tackles late-20s London life with songs like “Uptight” & “Wild Guess.” Known for blending sharp lyrics with upbeat tunes, their style mixes indie-disco and art-rock.

Skinny Lister

11 concerts

UK band Skinny Lister started in 2009, rocking folk and pop from rain-soaked London to the US. Known for lively shows and tours with Frank Turner and Dropkick Murphys. Famous album "The Story Is…" by producer Barny Barnicott.

Ibibio Sound Machine

1 concert

Eno Williams, frontwoman of Ibibio Sound Machine, blends English and Nigerian in music. Known for vibrant live shows and the acclaimed album "Doko Mien," the band merges diverse genres and cultures.