Blossoms are a five-piece band from Manchester who’ve been breathing new life into the British indie scene since 2013. With their blend of infectious synthpop, nostalgic britpop, and a touch of psychedelia, they’ve grown from rehearsing in a freezing scaffolding yard to becoming fixtures on some of the biggest stages around.

Their self-titled debut album Blossoms (2016) shot straight to number 1 in the UK Albums Chart and earned them a Mercury Prize nomination. Three more number 1 albums followed, including Foolish Loving Spaces (2020) and Ribbon Around the Bomb (2022). Their sound has evolved from guitar-driven indie to a richer, synth-led palette that evokes the likes of A-ha and The Human League.

Live, they're known for their high-energy shows. In 2025, they’ll be supporting the Oasis reunion tour and joining Inhaler as special guests on their European run.

With their latest album Gary (2024), the band once again proves they're far more than just a nostalgic throwback — Blossoms are a band that keeps evolving, without ever losing touch with their roots.

Bursting onto the scene with a string of eclectic singles in 2024, Arkayla are gearing up for their biggest year yet. The Manchester four-piece, known for their own unique brand of harmony-laced indie rock, became sell out performers and tripled their Instagram following in just one month following the release of their debut EP 'Ella Malone'. According to Manchester legend Guy Garvey, they’ve been “Carrying the torch for everything great about Manchester’s rock scene”.

Now joining The Lathums & The Sherlocks on their UK tours and with new music on the horizon, Arkayla continues to build momentum as one of the UK’s most exciting rising bands.