Lucia & The Best Boys, led by the enigmatic Lucia, emerged triumphantly with their groundbreaking album, Burning Castles, in September 2023. The band have supported Wolf Alice, Dream Wife, and Biffy Clyro, leaving audiences in awe of their immersive presence. They have performed at TRNSMT, in front of a colossal home crowd, marking her as one of Scotland’s brightest talents. Lucia also graced the BBC Introducing stage at Reading and Leeds Festival, captivating audiences with her magnetic energy.
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Life is a rollercoaster, for We Tibetans a pretty wild one. Blighted, if that is the right word, by mental health problems and personal tragedy with occasional highs followed by the harsh truths of home and the ego deflation that comes with that. None of this is rock ‘n’ roll myth to We Tibetans.
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Megan Wyn has supported The K’s, Trampolene and wowed Isle of Wight Festival not once but twice last year. Still in her teens but nailed on for a big future. For fans of Fleetwood Mac, Amy Macdonald, Andrew Cushin.
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Centered around singer-songwriter Dan Stock, CUSP know their way around festival-ready anthems, intimate ballads and a broad scope of classic, melodic pop-rock songs. Across their collection of early demos and recordings ‘Songs (Vol.1-3)’ they have set out an early but clear vision of how guitar music still can feel familiar and brand new at the same time.
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Polyvinyl are an exhilarating 5-piece from North East England, blending post-punk, new-wave, and dream-pop reminiscent of Blondie, The Pretenders, Alvvays, and Talking Heads. Having signed with Wipe Out Publishing, this enigmatic band led by captivating frontwoman Hannah Telford is poised to turn heads with their explosive live performances and forthcoming second EP produced by Lisa Murphy and mixed by Paul Gregory.
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Influenced by growing up in the Northeast of England or as they like to call it the “punching bag of the south.”, TV Death deliver dark lyrics with a distinctly sharp abrasiveness over a potent blend of garage rock, horror pop and post-punk.
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Jen Dixon is a UK singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from the industrial North East coast of England who blends mature indie-pop themes with soaring, catchy and relatable songs.
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Straight out of the North-East of England (apart from Matt), Lost in Translation have been making waves with their unique, wide-open sound. With fusions of pop, rock and funk, their monumental aura backs the heartfelt lyrics and soaring melodies written by their frontman, Tom. As best friends, the chemistry between the band translates into their tight, punchy live and studio performances.
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A welcome addition to the musical map in Stockton-on-Tees, NE Volume Music Bar, situated on Yarm Lane hosts live music to suit all tastes. Ranging from original ska bands to metal and more, we have all bases covered.
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Access information
Ground floor building. Level access throughout. Wheelchair ramp available if required.
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.
