Corella project a message of youthful confidence in exploring what it is to grow up in the UK today, meting out the challenges thrown their way with a united front. The music reflects this by blending gorgeously tropical indie-pop tones with emotive lyricism, alongside a stunning live performance that compliments the band’s energised delivery beyond what one might consider possible given their young years.
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Seb Lowe is a 20-year-old genre-bending singer-songwriter from Oldham with a knack for delivering powerful state-of-the-nation polemics wrapped in kaleidoscopic sounds and soaring choruses that draw inspiration from an eclectic mix of artists like Sinead O’Connor, Led Zeppelin, Arctic Monkeys, Eminem, and David Bowie.
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The Kairos grew up on Liverpool’s omnipresent music scene, spending their most formative years playing in clubs synonymous with the city’s ropewalks district, such as The Zanzibar, Heebie Jeebies and The Arts Club. The focus on playing live led to the development of an atomic sound. ‘Scuzzed up, fuzzed up, Scouse Rock ‘n’ Roll”
If you’d asked The Covasettes when they first met at uni what they’d expect to be doing in 2023, they could never have predicted what was to come. Fast forward to today and the lads have quite the list of achievements under their belt: sold-out shows across the country, over 8 million streams, and stealing the show at UK festivals and beyond, just to name a few.
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A creative catalyst for over a decade in Reverend And The Makers, Ed Cosens has enjoyed a rich musical life, creating hit songs and albums, as well as playing shows across the world. His debut album is bursting with tremolo-rich, strings-soaked melody, plangent chord progressions and mournful tones paired with poetic reflections on life’s twists and turns. Shades of The Beatles, Echo & The Bunnymen and Richard Hawley snake in and out.
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In early 2021, Cai Alty formed the up-and-coming Manchester rock group The Guest List with four friends: Angus Gilchrist, Sid Wallace, Leio Hunter and Tom Quigley. The band released their self-titled EP in December of 2022 and with bigger and better music on the way, they promise to become an enduring feature of the Manchester music scene.
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Blackout the Arcade signifies the uprising of a new revelation within the Indie and Alternative music scene in the North-East of England; introducing a fusion of “no-nonsense” reverberant rock with psychedelic undertones, in a style not too dissimilar from the likes of The Killers and Catfish and the Bottlemen.
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Dossers are a bunch of lovely punky so-n-sos who play angry music and have a good ole time doing so!
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Line-ups are subject to change.
Live music venue & late bar. For the musically minded, lovers not haters & the young believers.
Access information
One step to access venue. Wheelchair ramp available if required. Level flooring throughout once inside. Accessible toilets available.
Ages 14 and 15 must be accompanied by an adult. No under 14’s.
Companion tickets are available via the DICE app
Tickets are sold for the day, not individual artists. Lineups may be subject to change.
