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Many incredible singer-songwriters come from the streets. Multi-talented Daniel Docherty (31) from Glasgow is one of those. We’re not talking about being streetwise but about growing up in public, mastering your skills while busking in the streets, parks and shopping arcades. Docherty has ‘seen it all’ and has earned his stripes.

If it would still be the sixties now, you would have encountered him in the coffee houses at MacDougal Street in New York, where Dylan and his peers learned their craft. But he’s no longer a rough diamond. He’s ready to take the next step. Docherty is clearly experienced performing live to crowds of all sizes. He is equally happy to play for a small crowd or a packed Carré Theatre in Amsterdam, where he is signed to the [PIAS] label. [PIAS] discovered him at the annual Eurosonic international showcase festival in the Netherlands and instantly recognized his enormous potential. The lowlands have quite a reputation as a test market. It has served as launching platform for singer- songwriters like Gavin James and Ben Howard before.

With a growing reputation as one of the most exciting live acts on the underground circuit, Manchester jazz-punk quartet Maruja’s run of sold out shows continue to dazzle fans across the UK and Europe.

Improvisation provides the backbone of Maruja’s compositions, with compelling instrumentation and culturally relevant lyrics that transport listeners to a visceral world of gritty realism.

Adult Leisure are a melodic alt-indie four-piece based in Bristol, formed in 2020 by David Woolford (guitarist), Neil Scott (vocalist), James Laing (bassist) and Nathan Searle (drummer) , who came together to form the project following a thirst to create during the pandemic.

Their debut single ‘Things You Don’t Know Yet’ was released in March 2022, championed by the likes of BBC Upload and God Is In The TV as a ‘mighty impressive debut offering’, followed up by their second single ‘Modern Son’ in July 2022 and their subsequent debut hometown show, a swift sell out, with rave reviews coming in from the likes of Bristol Gig Guide.

Their debut EP ‘The Weekend Ritual’, released in December 2022, championed by BBC Radio 1 as ‘ones to watch’ for 2023, Variance Magazine, The Independent’s ‘Now Hear This’ and RTE, saw Adult Leisure truly announcing themselves as a band not to be missed.

Most recently the band released their latest single ‘Bad Idea’ which drew acclaim from Double J and was subsequently added to Spotify’s melomania playlist alongside peers such as Shame and Yard Act to name a few.

Ivy Big Band is a brand new space for women and gender minorities to get involved in jazz and this is our very first gig!

We know that the jazz scene can be intimidating, especially for women and gender minorities. The aim of this project is to create an open, honest and encouraging big band setting where these groups are comfortable to get involved. When applications open, the band will be open to women, trans, non-binary and gender fluid musicians and will comprise of a full rhythm section, 4 trumpets, 5 saxes, 4 trombones and vocalists.

There is only one problem! We don’t have a full band yet! The Launch Gig will be a chance for us to show you what the band is all about, play some excellent tunes and, most importantly, explain how you can get involved in Ivy!

We’ll be playing a wide range of jazz, funk, soul and pop that is bound to have you moving your hips and singing along. We can’t wait to share our band with you and enjoy an evening together.

Amsterdam-based collective Personal Trainer seek out sharp-witted ways to prolong the innate joy of being a band just plugging in and playing. Norway’s freewheeling Pom Poko combine their jazz school training and experimental leanings into equally sugary and explosive music.

After previous sellout shows for us before these two Sneaks favourites return for a very special show together at The Caves.

Harry Miles-Watson and The Union come smashing back into Sneaky’s with friends No Good Thing and Beth Miller to help raise funds for The Dead Parrot Collective’s newest original work debuting this EdFringe.

Singer-songwriter from a small island off the coast of America, Madeline Tully has found her second home in Edinburgh studying and creating music. With inspiration from folk and singer songwriter genres, she achieves a melancholic sound and lyricism.

Award-winning jazz vocalist Marta Del Grandi returns with “Selva”, her most intricate and shimmering effort yet – a refined devotional suite of astute pop that effortlessly unites emotional complexity and divine organic arrangements with a sci-fi finish.

Her songwriting – patching electronic synths against ambient elements with a touch of modern classical – taps into areas that go beyond words. Beams of choral light radiate and permeate each track, with layered vocal drones that create a cathartic collision of sharp and soft textures. It’s a record of sprawling, ethereal pop that’s at once vivid, immense and fully illuminated.

Moderate Rebels love driving rhythmic repetition, discordant guitar fuzz, hazy psychedelia, twinkling piano ballads, drum machine rigidity and playful synth pop. Their touchstones – Phil Spector, Fripp & Eno and Syd Barrett, Spiritualized, St Etienne and Stereolab, and the wry humour of 80s Pet Shop Boys – are stamped with their own inimitable identity. 

Lineup:
Adjua, Alias, Chroma, DVTR, Edy Forey, Emilie Kahn, Eyve, Grayling, Indoor Foxes, Kai Reesu, Kohla, Kryptik, Leif Coffield, Lloyd’s House, Martha May & The Mondays, Mama Terra, Neev, Pearling, Samuel Nicholson, Slix, Soran, Supermann on da Beat, The Joshua Hotel + Zoe Graham.

Scotland’s Music Convention presents two nights of multi-venue showcases featuring a selection of great new Scottish artists across three Edinburgh venues, plus a showcase of acts from Quebec presented by M For Montreal. One wristband offers access to all venues.

Lineup:
Adjua, Alias, Chroma, DVTR, Edy Forey, Emilie Kahn, Eyve, Grayling, Indoor Foxes, Kai Reesu, Kohla, Kryptik, Leif Coffield, Lloyd’s House, Martha May & The Mondays, Mama Terra, Neev, Pearling, Samuel Nicholson, Slix, Soran, Supermann on da Beat, The Joshua Hotel + Zoe Graham.

Scotland’s Music Convention presents two nights of multi-venue showcases featuring a selection of great new Scottish artists across three Edinburgh venues, plus a showcase of acts from Quebec presented by M For Montreal. One wristband offers access to all venues.

A night of punk anthems and attitude with The Scottish Sex Pistols, live in Edinburgh – Doors 7pm

Their ‘alternative coronation’ sold out quickly last year, so make sure and secure an early ticket for what will be another anarchic night.

Full Sex Pistols anthems with punk & new wave classics

The band which was originally formed in 1993 includes ex-members of The Members, Del Amitri, The Fits and is fronted by award winning actor Keith Warwick.

Keith has sneered his way across the Globe as the titular Johnny McRotten with the blessings of Lydon, Jones & Cook, and has worked extensively in Theatre, TV and Film.

The band toured across Europe, USA & Japan – and now you can catch them right here in Edinburgh!

Doors 7pm
18+

Salarymen have become a formidable force in the Australian indie scene. Their two EPs Scene Change (2021) and Head In The Sand (2022) received praise from all corners of the music industry, earning them a coveted spot at SXSW Austin 2023 and the national tour support for Royel Otis. Meanwhile, they’ve played to enamoured crowds across Japan on their debut tour and secured a slot on one of Australia’s major festivals, Lost Paradise.

Forever honing their signature mix of indie, rock, psych and pop influences, Salarymen have earned regular spots on local/international Spotify playlists, play on BBC6, Radio X and KEXP, premieres on triple j, features on Clash, The Guardian, NME and much more. They’ve also supported leading artists including The Lazy Eyes, Eliza & The Delusionals, Pacific Avenue, The Vanns and more.

Allegra Krieger is a singer-songwriter from NYC whose songs are at once cosmic, finely detailed and stirringly beautiful. Her voice has a habit of sneaking up on you with a delicate moodiness evoking Elliott Smith at his most tender.

Joell,  is known for exploring genres at the intersections of Rap/RnB, creating a unique sound that resonates with diverse influences. The upcoming mixtape promises to continue this trend, showcasing his versatility and ability to merge sounds from various genres and techniques, pioneering his own blend of sung-rap and effortless hooks.

Having Been Championed by DJ Target as ”Edinburghs bad boy with a big heart” – Joell is on course to becoming a mainstay in the current UK RnB & Rap explosion.

Release of his Mixtape ‘No Flowers Without Rain’ Releasing on April 18th – he starts his UK/EU Tour at Sneaky Pete’s in May.

More on Joell :
DMY Artist – https://dmy.co/artists/joell 
Rotate Magazine – https://rotatemagazine.com/joell-takes-us-on-a-musical-escape-with-hop-in-the-coupe/ 

Follow Joell : 
Instagram – www.instagram.com/joell._
YouTube – https://tr.ee/R-2t87Tj__ 
Linktree – www.linktr.ee/cantsavejoell 
Website – www.cantsaveeveryone.com 

Fuelled by a love of Pearl Jam and Smashing Pumpkins, Francis of Delirium’s music is, in her own words, “pop music dressed up in a rock outfit.”

Previously a duo, the artistic persona is now the solo-project of Luxembourg-based Jana Bahrich; an outlet for her rawest emotions, with ragged vocals and loud/soft dynamics paying tribute to her favourite acts. New track “Real Love” builds on the 90’s alt-rock stylings of earlier releases, although this time she’s letting down her defences against a softer, more fragile backdrop.

La Sécurité (Montréal/Tiohtià:ke) is a collective whose art punk is equal parts: jumpy beats, off-kilter arrangements, and minimalistic melodic hooks. After years of writing earworms for the pleasure of beautiful weirdos, all the while strutting their style on tour with their many different projects (Choses Sauvages, Laurence-Anne, Silver Dapple, etc.), the motley bunch now meanders the fringes of punk, new wave and krautrock.

Edinburgh garage-punks Casual Drag return for a hometown headline at Sneaky Pete’s to launch their new single ‘Can You Hear Me Now?’ – with support from Glasgow punks the Crails

Snarling vocals over feral guitar riffs, backed by pounding drums and bass – Scottish garage punk three-piece Casual Drag have earned a reputation as a must-see live band through a series of packed and frenetic shows across their homeland.

Their standout brand of clattering garage-rock has led to support slots with Joe Talbot of IDLES, Lice, Flat Worms, JOHN and Press Club. Singles ‘Bleach Head’ and ‘Something Good’ were championed by BBC Introducing, BBC6 Music and Amazing Radio.

Their debut EP ‘Revolution Will Eat Itself’ landed in 2023 and immediately gained wider attention. It’s a body of work that encapsulates their raucous live shows. There is a drive and energy embedded within their music, raw and edgy with twisted riffs and crashing drums.

Their new single ‘Can You Hear Me Now?’ was recorded at Green Door Studios with Ronan Fay of Sweaty Palms. 

Hot Garbage melt into a heavily volatile yet undeniably palatable amalgamation of sonic elements. Calling on the driving rhythms of dark post-punk and motorik krautrock, the Toronto-based outfit seamlessly works shining melodies and swirling textures into deliberate, brooding arrangements.

The quartet now returns with Precious Dream (January 19, 2024 via Mothland & Exag’ Records), a sprawling collection of songs written in isolation and brought together alongside visionary producer Graham Walsh (METZ, Preoccupations, Holy Fuck, !!!), offering an exhilarating new breath into the world of post-punk and modern psychedelia, a listening experience that is equally cathartic and introspective.

Toronto singer/songwriter Jerry Leger is a favourite of Uncut Magazine and Rolling Stone. 

Leger has earned the praise of fellow artists Ron Sexsmith (“he’s the real deal”) and Doug Paisley, while maintaining a long relationship with Cowboy Junkies as part of their Latent Recordings roster, with their songwriter/guitarist Michael Timmins serving as producer.

On his new album Donlands, Leger has teamed up with producer Mark Howard (Lucinda Williams, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Neil Young), whose trademark atmospheric sound adds an entirely new dimension to Leger’s approach.

Full Flower Moon band are the definition of rock ‘n’ roll…

Frontwoman persona ‘Babyshakes Dillon’, walks in many shoes, from snakeskin boots to stilettos. This alter ego can act as a convenient buffer between the songwriter and their words, particularly when they’re bowing at the altar of excess.

Their 2022 album ‘Diesel Forever’ catapulted opportunities for the band, having wrapped a national tour with The Black Crowes; the band has quickly solidified themselves as one of Australia’s biggest rock acts, with festival slots on Splendour In The Grass, Yours & Owls and more.

So named to suggest a project that is expansive and fully open to possibility. Get ready for the turbulence that is Full Flower Moon Band.

Stockholm rockers Girl Scout are breaking beyond the Swedish scene with NME, DORK, Under The Radar and more tipping them as ones to watch this year.

The buzzy four-piece met studying jazz at Royal College of Music in Stockholm, but during the pandemic traded blues and improv for their own brand of energetic, ’90s-flecked indie-rock fuzz. They join us on their debut UK tour next May – catch them here while you still can.

Ducks Ltd. make inviting and frenetic guitar pop for when life feels overwhelming. On their latest album ‘Harm’s Way’, the Toronto duo hone in on interpersonal and societal collapses, urban decay, and the near-impossibility of keeping a level head when everything around you seems to be falling apart.

It’s vivid, bittersweet guitar music with plenty of melodic swagger and road-tested confidence.

Midnight Ambulance combine sinister and distorted instruments with folk-inspired vocals to create a blend of dark and powerful alternative rock that’s been rapidly gaining attention across the Scottish music landscape.

The duo have been on some run recently with a nomination for BBC Introducing Scottish Act of the Year, two sold out shows with us here and a headline show at The Caves, plus a recent support slot for Twin Atlantic. They play for us this May at our friends The Mash House.

Brighton’s Memorial return this May bringing their signature warm and tender indie-folk made for remembering long sunny days and cosy evenings with friends. Since their last show here they’ve found praise from BBC Radio 1, The Independent, Sunday Times and more.

Friends first and songwriting partners second, they’re marked by that peculiar alchemy when two voices become one, a special sense of human connection wrought through harmony and emboldened with experience.

Philadelphia singer-songwriter Francie Medosch’s band combines the weepy twang of old-school country with the cozy intimacy of DIY rock.

Like tourmate MJ Lenderman and his other band Wednesday, Florry are a part of a crop of rising DIY rock acts whose influences are more in the vein of Kris Kristofferson or Drive-By Truckers than anything 4AD or Sub Pop released in the ’90s.

– Pitchfork

An eerie, beautifully crafted vision of a future that never was – instrumental folktronica filtered through period inspirations such as Pentangle, Mike Oldfield and early Tangerine Dream.

Performing the album in full with special guests featured on the album including Kapil Seshasayee, Iona Lee (Acolyte), Gloria Black (Maranta), Svata Lucia (The Micro Band) and an extended full band set up

Dark Experimental Pop is possibly the best descriptor however their sound is hard to define. Ranging from post dub, RnB, Pop, Post Rock, Electronic, House, Hip Hop, Hyper Pop and Jazz the album maintains a cinematic temperament throughout. Unrestrainedly drawing on any sound that serves its purpose.

With support from Midi Paul. Expect stuttering drums, spliced up disco, wobbly arpeggios and some computer funk.

System Exclusive are a two-piece band bearing an armful of mini synths making heart-throbbing capital P pop (cut with more than a hint of post-punk).

Balancing the hard-edged electronic pulse of old-school synthwerks against hot-under-the-collar live drums and slashing guitar, the California duo return this June after a killer debut show with us last year!

The Cloverhearts are one of the newest, and fastest growing bands in the Celtic Punk scene today. Fronted by Australian singer/songwriter, Sam Cooper, in just a matter of years the band has accumulated millions of streams online, whilst performing alongside genre giants such as The Mahones, Ferocious Dog and The Rumjacks. Having also recently performed at Might Sounds (CZ), Rock im Ring (IT) and Panic Fest (FR), and fresh off a Japan Tour – The Cloverhearts show no signs of slowing down with a new album slated for release early 2024

Fresh from being nominated as BBC Introducing Scottish Act of the Year, Edinburgh five-piece band rEDOLENT have today announced the release of their anticipated debut album, ‘dinny greet’, set to be released on 17th May via the burgeoning Scottish label and artist house Post Electric (home to Hamish Hawk, Humour, Iona Zajac & Voka Gentle). Alongside the news, they’ve shared a new single – the title track from the LP, which means ‘don’t cry’ in Scots.

Premiered by Steve Lamacq on BBC 6 Music and undoubtedly one of the strongest tracks the band have released to date,

Speaking about the meaning behind the song, frontman Robin Herbert explains, “It’s about living with someone and sharing their mood. Trying to keep it positive, to tackle life together. It’s little snapshots of things I’ve heard or said; me and Alice trying to cheer each other up in the depths of lockdown depression. Either with some daft fantasy: “We’ll go out in new
clothes every night”, “neither of your parents will ever die”. Or by just reminding each other that it’s not so bad with the simple things: “The sun’s between the blinds”, “You’re off tomorrow”. It’s a hopeful prod of encouragement to try and be happy with what you have.

Because it’s often so much more than you think.”

A special one! Mesmeric instrumental brilliance. Their cover of Fatima Yamaha’s ‘What’s A Girl To Do’ even outshined the perfection of the original.

“Like the best ambient pieces they worm their way into the listener’s subconscious and before you know it, you’re feeling lighter yet craving more.” – Louder Than War

The Indie-rock four piece are what can only be described as real- with their stripped back guitar music, midlands twang and their live for the moment attitude captured by Jack’s soft yet husky tone and relatable lyrics, and the raw energy produced by Kieron, Henry and Tom with their unique and timeless compositions, youthful spirit and optimistic outlook

When Chai Met Toast is a pop band from India. The quartet came into being with their debut EP ‘Joy of Little Things’ in 2017. Over the next year, they crafted their sophomore offering ‘Believe’, establishing them as genre pioneers in the country. The band’s first full length album ‘When We Feel Young’ (2021) propelled their worldwide listener base.

WCMT’s sound can be best described as a mix of indie folk and alternative rock. Their live performances have attracted audiences globally, with performances headlining numerous Indian festivals, sets at the Singapore Grand Prix 2022, Expo 2020 Dubai, and sold out tours across the UK and US.

The band’s latest is their third EP ‘LYTS’, recorded in London with producer Richard Wilkinson. “We are exploring new territories with our music now, and in the seven years we’ve been a band together, we’ve sort of come to learn a lot about each other. At the heart of it, we’re four brown boys trying to spread our little personal stories to the world with our music. The LYTS EP talks about love and heartbreak.”

When Chai Met Toast consists of Ashwin Gopakumar, Achyuth Jaigopal, Palee Francis and Pai Sailesh, who met in the music circles of Kerala.

Lydia Bennett, Edinburgh based, Newcastle and New Zealand raised singer songwriter, has announced her debut album ‘Fossil’, due for independent release 15th June 2024 – celebrating with an album launch at Sneaky Pete’s June 23rd 2024.   

Philadelphia’s Sweet Pill write eruptive emo songs that embrace the edges of pop and hardcore. Fully immersed in their local scene, the quintet’s sound takes wide-spectrum influence from its environment.

The result is an amalgamation of complex song structures and flourishes of technical acumen, wholly unconcerned with genre, yet evoking the specific styles of touchstones like Paramore and Circa Survive.

Acclaimed singer songwriter and lead vocalist for Strictly Come Dancing, The Classic Rock Show and Led Zeppelin Symphonic – Jesse Smith, is thrilled to announce a short run of intimate shows for Summer 2023. In 2023 Jesse released his highly anticipated new single, “Bruises” as well as embarking on his first ever solo tour and headlining the iconic River Stage at the Isle of Wight Festival. 2024 celebrates the limited edition blue vinyl & global online release of his album Songs From A Concrete Box.

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Hailing from the coastal town of Irvine, Culann (pronounced Kull-Ann) consists of brothers PJ and Sean Kelly, Greg Irish, Calum Davis and Ross McCluskie. Each music video they’ve filmed has starred the renowned actor Rab Affleck (Gangs of New York, Layer Cake, Dr Who, The Big Man, Still Game) and thanks to their ongoing relationship with the Mary’s Meals charity, they performed in front of over 40,000 people at Celtic Park, and alongside Frightened Rabbit and Big Country at Barrowlands Ballroom raising funds for The Clutha Appeal Fund.

They’ve been championed by Scotland On Sunday, Amazing Radio and The Sun courtesy of Jim Gellatly as well as The Daily Record, The Wkndr Mag, Ayrshire Post and Is This Music? The five-piece were also voted Best Live Act at the Scottish Alternative Music Awards. Culann headline Sneaky Pete’s in EDINBURGH on 20 July 2024 support from Three out of Four and LIVID

Citing sources from early dub-influenced Clash, Blitz and The Modern Lovers, San Francisco’s Spiritual Cramp exist in a strange vacuum somewhere between David Byrne’s oversized suit and a bar fight between a load of drunk goons on Polk Street.

“Spiritual Cramp integrate dub, spiky guitars, and oi-like crowd-starters, all with a kitschy wink rather than flatly imitating their predecessors. The music is ecstatic rather than enraged, semi-ridiculous rather than self-serious.” – Pitchfork

“one of Nashville’s most poetically gifted young singer-songwriters.” – NPR

Acclaimed Dallas-reared and Nashville-based singer-songwriter Andrew has performed with Kacey Musgraves and Eric Church among others, and has racked up more than 15 million streams 

Brighton/Bury St Edmunds garage rockers Gaffa Tape Sandy are here this September following the release of their debut album on Alcopop! Records and a run of shows supporting IDLES, Peace, Art Brut, Weakened Friends, Indoor Pets and Skegss.

“Thrilling slices of punk rock, interlaced with killer melodies that most bands would be dying for” – NME

Chicago’s Ryley Walker mesmerically blends elements of folk, jazz and experimental rock to create a sound that’s both timeless and utterly contemporary.

A musician’s musician who effortlessly pushes boundaries with intricate guitar work and poetic lyricism, he’s toured with Richard Thompson, Dinosaur Jr and rubbed shoulders with some of the best, but very much cuts his own path. We’re delighted to have him join us here this September.

Cala is a Scottish Neo-Trad band, originally from Inverness. Their style fuses elements of Scottish traditional/folk with contemporary music of all kinds, inspired by the vibrant Scottish Trad scene.

They began their studio career in 2020 with Causeway and started to gain momentum with Highland festivals such as Under Canvas, The Gathering, and Belladrum. In the summer of 2022, Cala embarked to the Isle of Lewis to record their debut album From the River with Keith Morrison of Wee Studio. It was released in March of 2023, and they celebrated with their first self-promoted show; a sold-out album release party in their hometown of Inverness. Their music has taken them all over Scotland, and more recently as far as France with Festival Interceltique du Lorient.

In late 2023, they recorded and released their latest single Two-stroke Wheelbarrow with Scott Wood of Oak Ridge Studios. The track offers a glimpse into the much bolder and more experimental style they’ve been developing since the release of their debut album. In 2024, they’ll return to Belladrum and The Gathering. They’ll also make their first appearance at Glasgow’s new festival The Reeling, with more exciting announcements lined up. The band continues to push themselves creatively and their passion for writing and performing grows ever stronger. Watch this space.

Dent May has been making impeccably-crafted bedroom pop since his 2009 debut released on Animal Collective’s label Paw Tracks. His follow-ups in 2012’s ‘Do Things’ and 2013’s ‘Warm Blanket’ solidified him as a pioneer of the genre.

His latest, sixth LP ‘What’s For Breakfast?’ marks a shift from timeless pop to more guitar-driven rock. It’s some of May’s most energetic and immediate tunes yet, mirroring his relentlessly prolific streak which includes platinum-certified singles with Eyedress.

Served on a bed of twangy and fuzzy guitars, primitive synths and polychromatic pop, Chemtrails’ tongue-in-cheek lyrics tackle alienation, the absurd, the human condition, the impending apocalypse and lead singer Mia Lust’s place in the world as a transgender woman.

The Chemtrails machine is now souped up with a turbocharged rhythmic engine, propelling their hook-filled songs to new levels of raw power, as the band sashays between sleazy punk, frantic krautrock and sardonically sassy grooves.

The Fierce & The Dead, originating in London 14 years ago, have gradually evolved into one of the most celebrated cult bands of the past decade. Initially an instrumental group, the addition of bassist Kevin Feazey as lead vocalist in recent years has brought a fresh dimension to their sound. Drawing inspiration from a diverse range of influences, including psychedelic rock, vintage metal records, post-rock, progressive rock, broken an alogue synths, and shoegaze, the band has crafted a unique sonic identity.Their latest album and first to feature vocals, “News From The Invisible World,” has garnered widespread critical acclaim, earning a prominent spot on Prog Magazine’s list of the best albums of 2023 (second onlyto Steven Wilson). Additionally, it has secured placements on various other year-end lists, including Classic Rock Magazine’s critics list and readers polls. The anticipation for their upcoming UK tour, featuring live mellotron by TomHunt, is evident in the sold-out UK dates, booked months in advance. This tour marks their inaugural festival headline appearances.

Door-to-door heartbreak salesmen, NatureTV, is made up of Guy (guitar & vocals), Josh(bass), Zal (drums) and Jimmy (lead guitar & bvs). Straddling the line between soulful indie-pop and psych-rock, their sound is often compared to Peach Pit,Real Estate & Beach Fossils. The Brighton-based quartet have received rave reviews from tastemaker blogs, support fromBBC Radio, Radio X, Amazing Radio, as well as landing editorial playlists on Apple, Deezer & Spotify (inc. Hot New Bands, Garden Indie, Lo-Fi Indie, The Lovely Little Playlist, late night vibes, & Stress Buster).A live favourite, NTV have recently finished an extensive headline tour, selling out in multiple cities across the UK. They were also handpicked to open for Chappaqua Wrestling on their sold-out album tour, and have played festivals including The Great Escape, ILMC,Wild Paths & Toronto’s NXNE. 2023 saw the foursome sign to indie label, Heist or Hit, in time for their latest Mid Flight EP. NTV are looking to tour extensively and play festivals across the UK and Europe.With the backing of one of Manchester’s most iconic indie labels, Nature TV have a huge future ahead of them.