King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow

Back to where it all began… we are marking the hotly anticipated return of Oasis to Scotland with a special screening of Supersonic, the acclaimed documentary film charting the band’s meteoric rise – taking place just nights before the band’s historic comeback shows.

Post-punk/alt-rock music for window cleaners.

Ample House is an anthemic alternative indie rock band originally from the quiet, atmospheric North East of Scotland, now carving out their sound in the Glasgow scene. With a sound that blends indie grit and emotionally charged songwriting, their music sits somewhere between raw vulnerability and soaring, melodic intensity. Friends since adolescence, the band formed in 2024, drawing on years of shared experience and creative growth. Their songs reflect both the intimacy of small town roots and the energy of city life, capturing themes of self-reflection, distance, love, and identity. With a growing presence in Scotland’s live scene, Ample House are quickly becoming known for their passionate performances and evocative songwriting.

Our weekly Open Mic - hosted by ‘Shakey’ Sean Findlay - is open to performers of all ages, abilities and genres.  Simply show up, sign up and share some songs.  Sign up from 2pm. 

Each session includes an extended set from a featured act.

We are Phanilla, a fresh addition to the Glasgow alternative music scene. After lots of behind-the-scenes work, we are excited to finally share our sound with the world. We've spent time finding our groove, and now we're ready to let everyone hear what we've been up to. With a blend of different influences, we're eager to bring our music to audiences everywhere. Together, we've been self-producing all of our music, pouring our creativity and passion into every track. As a team, we're dedicated to crafting a unique sound that reflects our shared vision and musical identity. Initially, Phanilla operated as a versatile duo, two cousins, Sasha McIntosh (Dunbar, Scotland) and Kyle McIntosh (Prestwick, Scotland). Since then, we've evolved into a 5 piece with Lara McIntosh (Dunbar, Scotland - Sasha's sister), Olly Pope (Edinburgh, Scotland) and Ethan Hoskin (Edinburgh, Scotland) joining the band.

MANTEL is a Glasgow-based Alt, Rock band formed of Ailsa, Lauren, Owen, Fraser, Jake.

Known for strong female lead vocals, catchy guitar riffs and funky bass lines; if you're a fan of artists like Wolf Alice, CMAT and Fleetwood Mac - MANTEL might just be your new favourite band.

Following the success of their debut single 'Driftwood' released in January 2025, MANTEL have brought a new sound with their highly anticipated second single 'Run Wild Fred'. With even more exciting music in the works, keep an eye on MANTEL!

Warm Reekin' Rich are a rising Glasgow rock band known for their raw energy, gritty sound and lyrical depth. Born out of their love for classic rock and the blues - they have become known for their electric live shows in and around Glasgow and deliver music that is full of passion and is unmistakably their own.

"In-your-face and with no plans to move - FOG BANDITS are a four piece igniting Glasgow with uniquely electric tracks and non-stop energy.

Our weekly Open Mic - hosted by ‘Shakey’ Sean Findlay - is open to performers of all ages, abilities and genres.  Simply show up, sign up and share some songs.  Sign up from 2pm. 

Each session includes an extended set from a featured act.

Dirty Faces are a Punk group from Derry, Ireland consisting of Rare Boy on vocals and King Crabbit on bass guitar and backing tracks. Describing their style as “Rant-Hop”, this disco-punk/hip-hop two-piece are dubbed “the Walled City’s answer to Sleaford Mods” - but f*ck that!

With their working-class commentary delivered with justified anger, brutish bass lines, and punk/discotheque backing tracks, Dirty Faces call out the villains of our time via a kitchen sink realism that is “offensive to all five senses and probably to the others that haven’t been discovered yet” - Phil Taggart, BBC Radio 1.

In 2024, Dirty Faces’ song “80%” was featured in the soundtrack to Kneecap’s BAFTA nominated biopic, and they played at BBC Radio 6 Live Music Fix in Belfast as main support for Enola Gay. The year also saw the band relocate to Glasgow, culminating in headlining McChuills’ Vicar Street Social in February ‘25 and main support for Glasgow favourites Gallus in April.

Melbourne/Naarm-based Folk Bitch Trio deliver a point of view as undeniable as their songs and voices. Here is a fresh, young band pulling from traditional forms: in their vocals, in their themes, in their songs' compositional structures. The so-called “trad” isn't hidden; the harmonies are rich and timeless.

The Grapevine are a four-piece Glasgow band who combines dream-pop influences with a more alternative edge. With shimmering tones and grungy choruses, they are an emerging presence within Glasgow’s live music scene.

Our weekly Open Mic - hosted by ‘Shakey’ Sean Findlay - is open to performers of all ages, abilities and genres.  Simply show up, sign up and share some songs.  Sign up from 2pm. 

Each session includes an extended set from a featured act.

Spectral View are a four-piece post-punk band from Glasgow, with their roots from throughout the UK. Gritty rhythms with jangly leads, they bring the energy to match.

Since going viral with their LA Public Libraryperformance of their song “Racist,Sexist, Boy” the world has watched The Linda Lindasscream about injustice, singabout growing up and exhibit the kind of altruism that is so meaningful to the punkscene. While their evolution as writers, performers and studio geeks is clear onNoObligation, their ethos remain steadfast. The band has released three great album cutsso far, the anxiety filled ”Too Many Things,” the scorcher “Revolution / Resolution,” andthe album’s addictive lead single “All In My Head”. With all four musicians each contributing to the writing and lead-singing, the songs are as varied and dynamic as the girls themselves, however the listener always senses the underpinning of both theirshared world-view and their bond.No Obligation, the second full-lengthalbum (released onOctober 11 viaEpitaphRecords) from The Linda Lindas further advances their unironic, joyful, and excitingtrajectory of mashing up L.A. punk with post punk, garage rock, power pop, new wave and rock en español. Written and recorded by the band during spring breaks, winterbreaks, and long weekends (Lucia de la Garzaand bassistEloise Wongare still inhigh school, drummerMila de la Garza just finished middle school, andBela Salazaris patiently waiting for them to get done with it already), the new album has been in theworks for the last two years whenever they weren’t at school or touring.The Linda Lindas most recently shared “No Obligation”-the ferocious title track.“I don’t got no obligation,” roars Eloise Wongin the album’s opening song-“just brushoff all expectation.” From the first moment of their sophomore release, it is clear thatThe Linda Lindas are here to defy expectations and challenge the norms.

For Trousdale—the trio of Quinn D’Andrea, Georgia Greene, and Lauren Jones—the ache of growing through change resonates deeply. Like certain long nights of childhood where growing pains can feel like every inch is aching, cramping, pinching, Trousdale understands the feeling that comes with facing down existential anxiety, and matters of the heart. “We can acknowledge the strides we’ve made and be grateful, but we’ve talked a lot about how tired we are,” Jones says with a laugh. “We’ve been thinking a lot about the tension that comes with change, wanting it, fighting it, embracing it, but learning to thrive in that moment.” On Trousdale’s upcoming LP, Growing Pains (due April 11th) the band works through those struggles to find strength, courage, and growth in each other. “From what was, something new can always grow.” D’Andrea says.

Opening on a ripping electric guitar and bolstered by their trademark harmonies, the title track and lead single perfectly encapsulates those feelings in the life of Trousdale. “I’m making it through the tough times when it feels like I’ve been burning out/ Trying to build up the muscle so the hustle doesn’t pull me down,” they sing, a limber bass line drawing each new syllable forward. 

Dallas Love Field are a shoegaze and post-punk inspired band based in Glasgow. They met initially on joinmyband.com, adding a member who overheard a conversation in the local pub, and another from a DIIV fanpage on Facebook.

Heavy Weather have wasted no time since forming in 2023. They’ve continued to impress with a stormy and infectious appeal at packed out venues such as King Tut’s, La Belle Angele, Nice n’ Sleazy and a sold-out headline show at Sneaky Pete’s. 

The Heavy Weather sound draws sonic qualities from a range of acts such as Fontaines D.C., Radiohead, Jeff Buckley and Kasabian. The product being a moody and gritty soundscape combined with anthemic, singalong choruses which engross and energise the crowd at their raucous live shows.  

Our weekly Open Mic - hosted by ‘Shakey’ Sean Findlay - is open to performers of all ages, abilities and genres.  Simply show up, sign up and share some songs.  Sign up from 2pm. 

Each session includes an extended set from a featured act.

Anchor Lane, who cite a wide range of influences including Nothing but Thieves, Royal Blood, Biffy Clyro, Queens of the Stone Age, Muse and Foo Fighters are undoubtedly one of the most exciting bands to come out of Scotland in recent years.

2023 saw the release of their new album Call This a Reality? which garnered top reviews and airplay from the likes of Jack Saunders, Daniel P. Carter & Alyx Holcombe at BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing and Planet Rock etc. The album entered the Top Ten Official UK Rock Albums Chart upon release, scoring the band back-to-back Top Ten placements as their debut album Casino did likewise. Notably in the Official UK album charts, Call This a Reality? also placed at #3 in the Record Store chart, #9 in the Scottish chart and #21 in the Independent chart.

Anchor Lane have built a reputation as a thrilling and dynamic live act through several successful headline UK tours and appearances at numerous prominent music festivals such as Download, Isle of Wight, Belladrum and most recently Reading & Leeds.  The band have also played notable guest spots with artists like Eagles of Death Metal, Tremonti & Skindred.

49th & Main are back. Ben O’Sullivan and Paddy King are well known for their raucous energy and huge sing-a-longs at live shows.

food house is a 2-person frenetic internet supergroup composed of Fraxiom and gupi. The pair bonded while both living in (and despising) Fraxiom's home state of Massachusetts, one the many topics of 'Thos Moser', their first collaboration and smash hit first release on Dylan Brady's Dog Show Records. Their self-titled album is crammed full of pop culture references and obscure inside jokes but resonates much deeper than its surface-level silliness through gupi's expansive, addictive instrumentals and Fraxiom's earnest and unapologetic lyrical perspective.

2023 ARIA Breakthrough Artist Teenage Dads have released 5 successful singles (all of which have been added to high rotation at triple j) in preparation of their upcoming sophomore album, MAJORDOMO. Continuing to garner audiences through touring, the second half of 2023 saw over 35 headline dates & 15K+ tickets sold, a main support slot for Lime Cordiale across the US & Canada, a prime sunset slot at Yours & Owls festival, and a headline performance at SXSW Sydney. 2024 has been the band’s biggest yet, with festival appearances at Party in the Paddock, National Laneway Festival tour & The Great Escape (UK), 25 international headline dates, a main support slot for the Brook & The Bluff across the US, with another 14 dates locked in supporting Dayglow across the US & Canada. Teenage Dads are also hitting the road to celebrate the release of MAJORDOMO, embarking on what will be their largest Aus/NZ headline tour to date.

​The Castros are a 5 piece indie and alternative rock band hailing from Fife, Scotland. 

James and Clair Buckley are the dynamic due behind the rapidly growing YouTube channel 'At Home With the Buckleys'.

With over 260,000 dedicated subscribers and over 1.2 million on Instagram, James and Clair have cultivated a highly engaged and loyal audience. Their content, which blends humour, lifestyle tips, and relatable family moments, resonates deeply with viewers, creating a unique and authentic connection. 

Their podcast, 'The Buckleys' launched in 2024 and is a regular in the Top 10 Comedy charts and has gained millions of plays and multiple viral moments. The much loved pair have recently joined the Channel 4 hit show Gogglebox to continue to share their honest sofa chats. 

The Buckleys will be taking their sofa on the road this year to share more unfiltered, unedited Buckleys.

My name is Leah Evelyn and I am a 20 year old singer songwriter based in Edinburgh. I write acoustic indie music with inspiration from artists such as Lizzy McAlpine, Clairo and Olivia Dean. My songs capture feelings of vulnerability and everyday moments and connections. I aim to create music that feels personal and relatable to whoever is listening. 

After over 40 years together, Aslan suffered the sad loss of their front man, Christy.  Joe, Alan and Billy decided to continue their journey to keep their band, songs and music alive.  At the end of 2023, Joe, Alan and Billy welcomed Lee Tomkins as their new frontman. Lee, a musician, singer and songwriter, within his own right, brought a completely different feel to the band and for the band, this was very important.  Aslan began their new journey, in Cyprus Avenue in Cork and played Wexford, Waterford and two sold out nights at Whelans in Dublin. Their journey continued, taking them on tour in Australia and UK.  On their return from Australia, they were asked by Chris Martin of Coldplay to perform ASLAN’s hit song, Crazy World with Coldplay, for two nights in Croke Park, to 82,300 people. They played Electric Picnic for the first time in the bands history on the Salty Dog stage to thousands!  Since, they have performed at the Academy Dublin, the INEC Arena and a very special gig at the 3Olympia, Dublin! 

Seventeen-year-old Chloe Moriondo professes to be an “internet kid,” yet she tackles overwhelming infatuation, listless daydreams, and first love with keen empathy and the kind of wisdom that’s unsearchable online. On a series of 2020 singles led by “Manta Rays” for Public Consumption Recording Co., Moriondo stirs up the purest of feelings. Awash in echoes of reverb, the track ebbs and flows between lush vocals and six-string emissions.

Permanent (Joy) is a Liverpool based Indie-Rock band.

Ellie Dixon is a self-produced artist creating witty, life-affirming alt-pop that has become an online and offline phenomenon.

A pioneer of unique production styles and DIY sampling, Ellie has been pushing the envelope of what can be done in a bedroom studio. Writing, performing and producing everything herself, as well as designing her visuals and marketing; every facet of her music is infused with her unmistakable groove and sense of humour.

Having built a dedicated fan base of millions from her bedroom, Ellie has gained huge support from fans and industry alike, including: 2 Amazon Music billboards across London, MTV Push Spotlight Artist, BBC Radio 1 premieres, Hottest Record & Tune of the Week. She has amassed 1.2 million followers on TikTok, over 1.3 million views on YouTube, and 17 million+ music streams.

Heart Attack Man write the soundtrack to “figuring it out.” Rife with intricate riffs, gleefully catchy choruses, robust rhythms, and a whole lot of outcast charm, the Cleveland band—Eric Egan [vocals, guitar], Adam Paduch [drums], and Ty Sickels [guitar]—turn all the awkwardness of growing up into undeniable and unpredictable anthems, teetering on an axis of punk, rock, and pop. After racking up tens of millions of streams and earning acclaim from Brooklyn Vegan, FLOOD, Substream Magazine, Alternative Press, and more, the group tell a different kind of coming-of-age story on their 2023 third full-length, Freak Of Nature. 

"We are listening to a band with exciting potential tonight...they have got that energy, that special energy we are looking for" Jack Saunders, BBC Radio One. 

Welly is "one of the most exciting new acts in ages" (Dork Magazine).

Chloe's influences range from contemporary artists like Troye Sivan and Chappell Roan to Christine and The Queens and Olivia Rodrigo. She also draws inspiration from classic art pop acts such as Talking Heads, Madonna and Annie Lennox, blending these diverse elements into her distinctive brand.

Her recent singles, including "21st Century Cool Girl" and "Sex, Drugs & Existential Dread," showcase her versatility and ability to craft infectious pop tunes with depth. As she continues to evolve as an artist, Chloe Qisha is undoubtedly one watch. 

Corbin (FKA Spooky Black) makes captivating, honest, and raw music that harkens back to the days when the singer-songwriter’s artistic vision prioritized vulnerability over image. For over a decade, the SoundCloud legend has crafted moody and intimate R&B that has helped listeners navigate some of their most challenging times. Songs such as the haunting portrait of addiction, “Diazepam”, and his battle with insecurity and instability in relationships, “ICE BOY”, showed off his ability to connect with the plight of modern adolescence. But it was the internet-breaking, classic ballad of yearning “Without You” that inspired a generation of disaffected and abandoned adolescents, serving as a soundtrack to make the alienated feel a little less alone. He’s attracted some of the biggest names in music, featuring on songs with Chief Keef, Trippie Redd, Skrillex, and The Kid Laroi, among others. With his latest record, Crisis Kid, Corbin dials back the angst in favor of an intimate vocal style that sounds like he’s reading his diary from a candlelit cabin. A more polished and refined version of Corbin surfaces, as he contemplates collective suffering, generational trauma, and the quest to find hope during the bleakest timeline, offering a voice for the voiceless. Known for limited public appearances, Corbin is taking his new band on the road for the Clown on Stage Tour, reaching many cities for the first time.

Helicon blend neo-psych-rock with sitars, electronica, ambient soundscapes and irresistible grooves to take psychedelic music

into fresh, new territory. They channel their love for 60s counter- culture and eclectic, global music influences to create a modern

and distinctive sound. Helicon was formed by brothers John-Paul and Gary Hughes in East

Kilbride, Glasgow. They signed to Fuzz Club in 2017 and have released 3 studio albums, 2 live albums, 2 EPs and 3 stand-alone singles to date.

Over the last few years, the band have been featured on BBC Radio 6 Music and previously collaborated on recordings with Tony Doogan (Mogwai), Will Carruthers (Spacemen 3, The Brian Jonestown

Massacre, Spiritualized, Dead Skeletons), Mark Gardener (Ride) and LA-based DJ/producer Al Lover.

For as long as he can remember, Finn Wolfhard has been deeply moved by music—both listening and creating. As a child, he fell in love with his parents’ Beatles records, and as he grew, he found inspiration mimicking bands like The Replacements and Guided By Voices. Though he started acting at 10 and rose to fame with Stranger Things and the Ghostbusters reboots, music remained his grounding force.

“Music has always been something I can control,” Wolfhard says. “Acting gave me peace for a long time, but now that it’s my job, it’s different. I still enjoy it, but writing songs and playing guitar alone—it’s a different kind of feeling I’m after.”

If you are looking for proof of the redemptive and transportive power of song, look no further than ADMT. Born Adam Taylor in Doncaster, the singer-songwriter not only has the knack for creating candid, soul-bearing tracks, but he also makes songs that have changed – and even saved – lives, starting with his own.

LUSA is the exciting new project from Innes Strachan, synth player and producer behind electro-trad pioneers, Niteworks.

After a change in band members in June 2024, Arcade State rebranded themselves as The Painting with a new line-up consisting of: Ciaran Murray (Vocals, guitar), Jordan Murray (Drums), Lewis Taylor (Bass guitar), Cammy Roxburgh (Lead guitar), Jonny Emerson (Lead guitar, backing vocals), and Marta Leslie (Keys, backing vocals).

Mild Orange is Mehrt , Jah, Barry and Jack. Four mates, each from small towns in New Zealand - now based in London UK.

WENDY JAMES, born in London, is an English singer-songwriter notable for her work with band Transvision Vamp, collaboration with Elvis Costello, solo work, collaboration with James Williamson from Iggy & the Stooges, Lenny Kaye from The Patti Smith Group and James Sclavunos from Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. She has released 10 albums from 1988 until 2024.

After their 2 years worldwide tour supporting their 9th "Horizon" album elected by the prestigious UK Classic Rock magazine among the 2023 best rock album, visiting USA, Australia, Japan, all Europe and getting a standing ovation at Manchester Albert Hall opening for The EELS, the 2 Gascon organic farmers announce their soberly called "Less Is More" 10th album release in 2025. The album deals with the band real concerns about Post-Growing that they apply at their organic Farm.

Azamiah draw on jazz roots while touching on everything from electronica to dubby low-end, taking the listener on a journey across moody and light landscapes. Their 2023 debut album ‘In Phases’ won praise from The Skinny and CLASH and received plays on BBC 6Music and NTS.

Freedom music that seeks out independent pathways, this remarkable four-piece are in line to become the next crossover phenomenon from the UK’s jazz underground.

Their new EP ‘Two Lands’ was released digitally and on 12-inch single via Floating World Records on the 3rd June 2025.

Will Linley is here to make you feel — and maybe dance a little while you're at it. Blending brutal honesty with catchy melodies, the South Africa-born singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has carved out a signature sound that captures the highs, lows, and chaos of Gen-Z life.

Whether he’s mourning a breakup or chasing a fleeting spark, Will wraps raw emotion in shimmering pop hooks and delivers it all with unfiltered charm.

His breakout 2021 single “miss me (when you’re gone)” exploded with over 20M+ Spotify streams, hit #1 on South African radio, and went gold. That momentum carried into his 2022 debut EP kill all my feelings and continued with 2023’s “Last Call,” generating another 20M+ streams.

Ones To Watch called his choruses “car-ride sing-along gold,” and The Line of Best Fit hailed him as a rising star crafting “heartbreak bangers and upbeat ballads.”

In late 2023, Will dropped the Magic EP to critical acclaim and has amassed over 50 million streams globally. Most recently, he unveiled “Cinematic,” the first glimpse of his hotly anticipated debut album, due Fall 2025.

He’s shared arena and stadium stages with Maroon 5 and OneRepublic, and now sells out his own headline shows around the world. This Fall, he’s set to return to the EU and UK for his Hopeless Romantic Tour — bringing his gut-punch lyrics and sky-high choruses to fans everywhere.

Gracing the stages of taste-making festivals Latitude and Connect, and being featured on the soundtrack for Hulu’s hit ‘Normal People’, Cloth are a Glasgow two-piece comprising twins Rachael and Paul Swinton

Great Grandpa is a 5 piece grunge pop band from Seattle, WA.

It’s seven years into the saga of euphoria-pursuing indie pop band Fickle Friends. After beginning in Brighton, the band signed a deal with Polydor and dropped their sparkling, electronic-infused debut album You Are Someone Else in 2018 that broke the Top 10 of the album charts. They have packed out gigs up and down the UK and across the pond in the US and Canada, sold out Shepherd’s Bush Empire, rallied festival crowds from Reading to Bangkok, and remained a firm fave on BBC Radio 1 (UK) roundups (with specialist support from Huw Stephens and Jack Saunders, to the daytime spins of Scott Mills and Greg James)

The Subways are a high-spirited alternative rock outfit featuring Billy Lunn (guitar/vocals), Charlotte Cooper (bass/vocals), and Josh Morgan (drums). The British band formed in Welwyn Garden City in 2002, when the three musicians were only in their early teens. Despite their young age, brothers Morgan and Lunn (the latter of whom took his mother's maiden name as his rock & roll moniker) were longtime music fans, having raided their parents' record collection as kids. Growing up on AC/DC, the Carpenters, T. Rex, the Beatles, and the Ramones helped instill a love for noise and melody in the siblings, while an Oasis performance on Top of the Pops convinced Lunn to begin mastering his father's old acoustic guitar.

Barely 20 years old, the Atlanta-based emo-folk duo hey, nothing – Tyler (he) & Harlow (they) – wades through complex emotions with sharp wit and humor. 

They have sold out runs of headlining shows, garnered attention from the likes of NPR Music, Alternative Press, Pigeons & Planes, Stereogum, Brooklyn Vegan, & more. They hit ~100k total streams per day, with their fanbase on both TikTok and Instagram swiftly approaching the 300k mark. 

They’ll continue carving a bold path forward with their newly released EP, 33°, this February.

Hailing from just outside Melbourne, Storm discovered music’s therapeutic powers at an early age. Growing up in a culture of toxic masculinity where “boys were boys,” he would listen to artists like City and Colour, Angus Stone, and Jeff Buckley, and feel a little less alone.

Likened to a soft summer rain, she's green is a Minneapolis-based dream-inducer composed of vocalist Zofia Smith, guitarists Liam Armstrong and Raines Lucas,bassist Teddy Nordvold, and drummer Kevin Seebeck. The band has played manyshows throughout the Midwest and East Coast, sharing bills with acts such as HotlineTNT, Glixen, Friko, and more. TheStar Tribunerecommends bringing “earplugs andmaybe a tissue for their set.” They initially received recognition through their first tworeleased singles, "river" and "smile again", both recorded and mixed at home. A rawemotional intensity shines throughtheir honest and explorative songwriting process.After the release of their debut EPWisteria, they were named one of First Avenue’sBest New Bands of 2023. In April of 2024, they got the most votes from industryprofessionals for MPR station The Current’s first annualScouting Report Pollof the toprising artists in Minnesota.

Zach Templar is an alternative music artist from the UK, writer and producer of his own music, his sound has captivated a loyal following simply from his laptop.

Formed in early 2021, The Guest List quickly made a name for themselves in the Manchester music scene with mature lyricism, energetic performances, and an ever-growing online and live fan base. The band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Cai Alty, lead guitarist Tom Quigley, bassist Sid Wallace, drummer Angus Gilchrist, and rhythm guitarist Leio Hunter. From the start, The Guest List stood out with their blend of melodic guitar riffs and relatable lyrics, capturing the essence of a modern band while maintaining a fresh and authentic sound. In 2024, tracks London and Loose Tongue significantly boosted the band's presence in the live music scene. Both songs were produced by James Skelly, frontman of The Coral, at Liverpool's Kempston Street Studios. These tracks caught the attention of BBC Radio 6 Music's Chris Hawkins, who featured them as his Track of the Dawn selections on his morning show. Beyond the studio, The Guest List has built an impressive presence on social media, amassing over 400,000 followers and nearly 8 million likes on TikTok. Their engaging online presence has helped them connect with fans worldwide, while their Spotify audience continues to grow, with tens of thousands of monthly listeners. The band's rapid rise has seen them share stages with some of indie rock’s biggest names, including Two Door Cinema Club, The Wombats, Inhaler, Blossoms, and Seb Lowe. Most recently, they celebrated a major milestone by selling out their first-ever UK headline tour. Summer 2025 will see The Guest List appear at some of the UK's biggest festivals, including NBHD Weekender, Kendal Calling, Truck Festival, Y-Not Festival, Victorious Festival, and more. With a dedicated fan base and an ever-growing presence in the UK music scene, The Guest List are proving to be one of the most exciting new bands in the country.

Lola Kirke stands out like a flash of neon magenta in this nostalgic landscape of Americana tin-types. While many of her singing, songwriting peers look further back for inspiration, Kirke’s sweet spot is decidedly in the excess of the 80’s. Anyone only familiar with Kirke through her on-screen performances (Mistress America, Gone Girl, or Mozart in the Jungle) may be surprised by just how dazzling Lola-playing-Lola can be. Just a few lines into “Better than Any Drug,“ it’s clear no written role could reveal more of Kirke’s wit, lust for life, and sense of humor than this record captures with the help of producer Austin Jenkins (White Denim, Leon Bridges).

An unbreakable bond shared between lifelong mates, Dave and Henry hail from the tiny farmingcommunity of Kojonup, a town three hours south of Perth, Western Australia. Starting out as schoolfriends and rehearsing in a makeshift space in an old farm shed, Old Mervs are a far cry from theirhumble beginnings.

“Music has always been a lens that I use to look at the world … and to process my feelings.”

Humour live together in Glasgow and formed across the 2021 lockdowns, writing and recording their material at home, with the music intended as a backdrop to Andreas' lyrics. Sometimes they’re about letting people down, sometimes they’re about pets dying, sometimes they’re about trying to say something when you don’t have anything worth saying.

UK Rising Country artist Harleymoon Kemp is taking her show ‘Bad Dates And Heartbreaks’ on the road!  

The tour will immerse you into Harleymoon’s world of comedic tales and the raw emotions of heartbreak that led her to her Nashville written number one debut single! Her recent viral hit ‘What Good Looks lLke’ was inspired and written about the love her parents Martin and Shirlie Kemp have shown her.  

Harleymoon won Best New Artist at BCMA and was nominated as UK Best Female. Her latest single "Back in Tennessee" was picked up as the only UK artist track to be playlisted on Absolute Radio Country.  

Her costumes are bold, her humour is daring and if you're looking for a night of country fun, this is a cowgirl party you won't want to miss!"

At just 18 years old, Stockport-based ‘TRP’ have taken the indie music scene in their stride. Gaining a reputation for energised performances, and feral crowds to match, The Rolling People have earned their reputation as the next ‘must-see’ act with repeated sold out shows across the country. Recently coined as ‘Manchester’s next greatest success’ by Northern Exposure Magazine, The Rolling People already have an unmatched reputation for delivering stunning live performances, which match the band’s captivating melodies accompanied by soaring choruses, something which has been recognised with spot plays on BBC Radio 6 (Chris Hawkins) plus Amazing Radio and more. After selling out their entire debut headline tour of the UK in 2023, The Rolling People quickly announced their return to performing live in 2024, with 3 headline shows on sale in Nottingham, London and Glasgow, as well as an unmissable hometown show at the O2 Ritz Manchester in December, which will also mark their anniversary of 3 years as a band. Now set to release their long-awaited debut EP, it is clear that the emphatic rise of The Rolling People is only set to continue. 

SKINNY LISTER kick started last year with an epic tour of the USA supporting friends Flogging Molly and Anti-Flag. Covering the full breadth of the country, the band have reignited their American fan base after a few years away, and plans are afoot for more shows later in the year.

When Are You Leaving?,singer/songwriter/producer Baek Hwong’s second LP as NoSo,findsHwong trading fantasy for reality. Previously, Hwong (they/he) sang about longing for “straighthips” and “simple limbs” in advance of their transition. Their debutStay Proud of Mewas analbum-length daydream about what it would be like to fully embrace their transmasc identity,written mostly under quarantine restrictions. They released that record in 2022 to criticalacclaim, with praise from NPR’s All Songs Considered, Paste, The Guardian, Notion, aperformance at Tiny Desk and much more. But it’s one thing to wistfully yearn for transition, andanother to actually do it.So what happens after? What happens when you get what you've always wanted, and it comeswith a new set of problems? Even if you do everything in your power to feel more comfortable inyour skin, it’s hard to tell who sees you and who doesn’t.When Are You Leaving?tenderly butdirectly explores the internal effects of those relationships with a witty, mature lens. The achingfrom their past work has itself moved into something more thoughtful and measured, showing amore fully-formed, complex Hwong in the process.Originating from Chicago before studying guitar and songwriting at the Thornton School ofMusic, and now based in Los Angeles, NoSo’s music deals with the alienation that comes at theintersection of his different identities. The stage name of NoSo itself comes from a question he’dget growing up in a largely white neighborhood (“North or South Korean?”)While he becameknown in LA for his talent with guitar, he ultimately decided to pursue writing his own deeplypersonal music. This is as personal as anything else he’s made.He clarifies about the album: “While it’s intense in terms of lyrical content at times, it’s stilltriumphant, but in a more grounded and realistic way.” The joy doesn’t come from daydreaming,but from tangible, smaller victories like leaving toxic relationships and painful situations. Thattitle,When Are You Leaving? comes from the mental fortitude required to deal with or exit thosedynamics altogether. The music gives those small successes the scale they deserve. The albumglistens with spacious arrangements accompanied by the occasional saxophone and strings. 

Young, authentic, and fearless in her expression, Eileen Alister is quickly establishing herself as one of the most promising names in the emerging music scene. The 22-year-old singer-songwriter from Zurich, Switzerland, has been steadily building a loyal following with her honest lyrics and captivating sound.

Eileen first drew attention through collaborations like the house track "Voices" (now surpassing 3 million streams) and "I Want..." with Benjamin Amaru. However, it was the release of her single "Lifetime Lover" in January 2024 that defined her artistic direction and marked a major breakthrough.

“She’s been singing since she could talk,” say those close to Alister. At just 13, she began posting covers online, and her passion for songwriting started even earlier—she wrote her first original song at age eight. A cover of Billie Eilish eventually caught the eye of Ddp, label owner of Physical Shock, who signed her shortly after. In 2023, she began working with producer ZID, and has since been releasing music independently, without label backing.

Mamas Gun are masters of modern soul music. Their blend of classic and contemporary influences have sparked millions of streams worldwide and garnered praise from respected press and media around the Globe, positioning them as a truly international act of note.

UK Country singer-songwriter Jade Helliwell is excited to announce her highly anticipated “Rebegin” Full Band Tour, launching in London on April 20, 2026.

The tour will give fans an exclusive first listen to songs from her upcoming album, Rebegin, performed live as they were meant to be experienced – with the full energy, emotion, and power of a full band behind them.