Dead Poet Society

Dead Poet Society delivers heavyweight guitar rock with sharp nods to Muse, Royal Blood, and Queens of the Stone Age. The American four-piece, Jack Underkofler, Will Goodroad, Jack Collins, and Dylan Brenner, is defined by a unique sound driven by fretless guitars and Underkofler’s soaring vocals. Having toured alongside Biffy Clyro and Badflower, the band has firmly established themselves on major festival stages like Reading & Leeds, Pinkpop, Rock Werchter, and Graspop, racking up over 200 million streams.

Following their breakthrough debut -!- (2021) and the adventurous FISSION (2024), the band hits peak intensity with their 2026 third album, Monarch. Produced by Paul Meany (Mutemath, Twenty One Pilots), the record is a cinematic, raw journey through fury and resolve, spearheaded by tracks like "Hollywood On Fire" and "Roach". Stripping away formulas to lean entirely into raw instinct, Dead Poet Society balances heavy riffs with vulnerable emotion, proving once again why their live show is an absolute knockout.

"Every now and then you encounter a band that completely blows you away. Dead Poet Society is that kind of band." — daMusic

Tigercub is an alternative rock trio from Brighton, formed by Jamie Hall, Jimi Wheelwright, and James Allix. The band is known for a heavy sound reminiscent of Queens of the Stone Age, Royal Blood, and Muse.

Following the releases of As Blue as Indigo (2021) and the darker The Perfume of Decay (2023), the group signed with Loosegroove Records, the label co-founded by Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard. For their album Nets to Catch the Wind, the trio headed to the legendary Rockfield Studios with producer Tom Dalgety (Pixies, Royal Blood). By tracking most of the songs live, the record gains breathing room and atmosphere without losing any of the band’s shared energy.