Born from Riot Grrrl, VENUS GRRRLS are an alternative rock band from Leeds. From twinkling synth motifs to raspy guitar lines, the girls present the dark yet empowering discourse surrounding their own synergistic experiences.
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Moon Wax bring a new level of retro funk and soul to their music as well as incorporating jazz and bossa nova grooves to make the Moon Wax live show something to behold. So far Moon Wax have supported the likes of the Craig Charles Funk & Soul Show from BBC Radio 6, and are pulling in audiences with their ‘James Brown’ style and approach to their shows.
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At just 19, singing twin sisters Hannah and Grace are the talented duo Twayn, rapidly on the rise. While still in school in 2022, the teens from the North East made waves – scoring a top 10 and momentous 2nd place among thousands in prominent songwriting competitions. Their standout track “sweet 16” earned widespread radio play, with momentum growing. Now graduated and pursuing music full-time, the close harmonizing sisters have supported notable acts and won over Gen Z crowds with their empowering energy. With their prize-winning songs and stunning lyrics, Twayn represent an exciting new creative force and voice of their generation, as these fast-rising teen talents spread their wings toward a bright future.
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DAYZIES are an alternative/indie rock band formed in late 2021 in Newcastle Upon Tyne. The band have also proven themselves as a formidable live act by selling out shows and acquiring gigs with the likes of Andrew Cushin, DEADLETTER, BILK, Shambolics, The Native, The Feens & Rosellas.
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Jack Rasmussen’s distinctive style effortlessly melds acoustic charm with the edginess of indie-rock, creating a refreshing and emotive sound that is uniquely his own. Each track resonates with a heartfelt authenticity, showcasing his prowess as a songwriter and performer.
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Church, Honey is a soulful indie project courtesy of singer-songwriter Ben James Miller. Alternating between passionate, sex-fuelled rock songs and acoustic, country-esque ballads – Church, Honey carefully blurs the lines of genre.
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Behind a well-established moustache and deadpan inclinations, North Eastern indie maverick Trunky Juno resides within his own sphere of off-kilter artistry. Known for his masterful lyricism, warped sounds and bold ideations, the Durham native brings a spritely disposition to the alternative music scene, twisting the mundane into something entertaining.
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Line-ups are subject to change.
Sticky’s provide patty’s by day and party by night. Venue, Bar, Diner and Disco situated on Prince Regent Street.
This stage is curated by BBC Introducing, a platform by the BBC supporting unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar UK music talent.
Access information
Upper floor only, accessible by stairs. No ramp or lifts 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.
