Big Trousers
Post Modern Power Duo
Irreverent Post-Punk/alt-rock duo from London/Portsmouth. The pair satirise societal issues facing today’s youth, such as discount clothing stores’ (alleged) insidious tax practices, big oil’s transport monopoly, and the existential dread developed through overexposure to deep fried internet content.ist Einar Stray.
Future Plan
Formed in 2023, Future Plan are a noisy three piece pop punk band based in the West Country. Drawing comparisons to first wave punk acts such as The Damned and The Jam. The band draw upon years of experience and a fervent passion for music to create a fresh spin on punk, art rock and grunge.
Gnatcatcher
A burst of noise-driven anticipation
Gnatcatcher fuse tense post-punk guitars with dance-punk urgency, building hook-heavy songs from a deliberately chaotic approach to writing. The result is restless, kinetic and hypnotically irresistible. Post-Punk, Dance-Punk, garbage rock, garage rock; you choose.
Humdrum
Bristol based 5 piece
Crafting an evolving fusion of experimental rock, jazzy rhythms, and poetic surrealism, their music weaves through genres with a sense of vulnerability and volatility. Polished chaos with an atmosphere of deliberate imperfectionism, jagged rhythms and stirring melodies.
John Mouse
Electronic showman
John MOuse (real name John Davies) is a Welsh musician and songwriter celebrated for his inventive blend of indie-pop, alternative rock, and more recently, electronic music. Known for his witty, self-aware lyricism and emotive storytelling, he has become a distinctive voice in the Welsh and UK indie music scenes.
Jodie Langford
Electro Party Punk from Hull
A regular festival showstopper, dominating stages around the UK, she’s here to have a good time and if you get it, you get it! Always by her side is her trusted producer/DJ, Endoflevelbaddie, who channels her raw unfiltered energy and carves a sound that darts between thrashing Post Punk riffs, fevered Techno rhythms and filthy Drum & Bass chaos.
Peer Pleasure
Bad Men, Worse Tunes
7-piece pint-sloshing Punk-Rock from Wexford, Ireland. One big dysfunctional family, founded as a lockdown project and existing as a group chat long before a band. The band mixes elements of Noise, Blues, Garage and Punk music with an unhealthy cynicism and absurdist humour.
Quick Romance
Energetic punk band from Bath
If the bass line from The Rezillos’ “Flying Saucer Attack” married the vocal line from X-Ray Spex’s “Oh Bondage, Up Yours!”, with The Shangri-Las as bridesmaids; that’s Quick Romance. Singer Matilda and her bandmates are real mean teens, in love with clothes, music and Brian Jones’s hair.
Snayx
Brighton Belly Crawlerz
British alt-rock trio SNAYX are making waves with their ferocious live performances and hard hitting, bass-driven anthems. They’ve built a reputation for delivering visceral, genre-defying music that fuses rock, electronic, and experimental elements into an explosive sound.
Vanity Fairy
Unavoidably infectious and utterly joy inducing
Between her shimmering vocal falsetto (which has been compared to everyone from Barry Gibb to Kate Bush) and onstage theatrics, the iconic disco darling is earning a reputation as one of the most mesmerising live performers around. Her show spans high camp theatrics, 80's indebted synth-pop and sultry disco bangers.
Y
Straight from London's underground
Formed in 2023 by Adam Brennan and Sophie Coppin during a period of isolation - a way of making sense of boredom, frustration and noise, the band has grown into something louder, sharper and harder to ignore. Y come from a punk and outsider lineage, not a conservatoire one. Their music isn’t about polish or genre loyalty, but about instinct, release and surprise.
Yaang
Manchester Punk Trio
Formed when Davey Moore (vocals/sampler) met Oliver Duffy (Guitars/vocals) at a rhythmic awareness class at the University of Salford, the line up was later completed by Ben White (Ex-Working Men’s Club) on bass duties - YAANG have ever since been steadily building their reputation for furious, high-energy, live shows, powered by the rocket-fuel combo of pulsating drum loops, clangorous guitars and a wicked sense of humour.
