Program

Number 1 in the UK Album Charts and a Mercury Prize nomination: with a mix of catchy synthpop, nostalgic britpop, and a touch of psychedelia, Blossoms continue to impress.

Islandman blends Anatolian roots with modern sounds, bringing the vibrant spirit of Turkish psychedelia to life.

Indie, alternative, and experimental pop full of raw energy and atmosphere. Thiron, Young Artist in Residence, carries you away with a sound inspired by Gorillaz, Mac DeMarco, and Jeff Buckley.

Since their debut, La Dispute has been known for intense live shows and conceptually strong albums such as Wildlife, Rooms of the House and Panorama.

Oh He Dead is a dynamic indie‑soul outfit from Washington, D.C., blending groovy pop, funk, R&B and rock into irresistibly danceable, soulful songs.

Leith Ross explores themes of identity and connection through refined, thoughtful songs.

Freak Slug blends raw emotion, surreal storytelling, and electrifying live shows into irresistible indie-punk.

Expect melancholic vocals with manic outbursts, tight pumping drums, heavy basslines and screeching guitars when watching this band tear down the stage.

Since their debut EP No Hero (2017), they have secured a firm place in the Belgian music scene with melancholic songs and intensely romantic live shows that captivate audiences.

Kiki Rockwell draws inspiration from dark fairytales, mythology, and the forgotten heroines of history.

Olive Jones brings personal stories to life through a mix of indie, folk, and pop, with a voice that lingers.

The Cribs make music that’s sharp, restless, and entirely their own, raw indie rock fueled by instinct, energy, and a pure je-m’en-fous attitude.

Keo sounds like Jeff Buckley meets Radiohead, with 90s magic and a fresh, modern twist.

Grandmas House writes songs that are raw and melodic at once: driving basslines, jagged guitars, insistent rhythms, and vocals that are both sharp and vulnerable.

Heavy Lungs is chaos wrapped in riffs. The band's frontman is Danny Nedelko, known for the iconic Idles song!