The List

Tribute to Jim Morrison's seminal LA rock crew. Expect renditions of classic hits such as 'Light My Fire', 'When the Music's Over' and 'Riders on the Storm'. The band recreate the sounds of the 60s using the same instruments that the Doors used in their heyday, including a Gibson G101, the Fender Rhodes Bass and a vintage Gibson S.G Guitar.

Rick Wakeman reinterprets some of his hits in piano form.

The leading light in intelligent American comedy takes a brutal look at the stupidity of society and politics today in a vicious, no-holds-barred show.

Well-preserved Liverpudlian indie rock legends.

Singer-songwriter peddling a folky country indie sound.

The singer-songwriter who hails from London plays his pop and soul originals.

The angsty Gothic alt.rockers celebrate 20 years as a band with a world tour.

Short, sharp garagey indie rock from these indie saviours.

Inoffensive sounds from this south London indie four-piece.

Classically trained young singer/pianist with a faux-angsty sound who was the recipient of the 2013 Brit Critics Choice Award.

The singer and winner of the ninth series of The X Factor takes his 'You, Up Close and Personal' tour on the road.

Cosmic Americana from this Philadelphia band.

Much respected New Zealand vocalist and songwriter.

Soul singer-songwriter from Fort Worth, Texas, who received considerable airplay for his song 'Coming Home'.

Norwegian pop singer-songwriter.

Glaswegian trio with the knees-up indie anthems.

New Order's inimitable bassist fronts his own band to perform NO's back catalogue.

American country music duo composed of brothers TJ and John Osborne.

The country singer-songwriter heads out on tour. His latest album Graffiti U was released in 2018.

Ireland's favourite delinquent punk sons.

Punk rock band formed in Derry, Northern Ireland in the '70s.

Fraggle rockers from the late 80s and early 90s, scattering their perky, subtly clever indie pop around once more.

London four-piece whose debut album Love in the 4th Dimension was shortlisted for the prestigious Mercury Prize.

Pounding yet reflective indie types reunite for a series of gigs across the UK.

The Detroit rockers invite you to join the punky disco party as they power though hits Gay Bar and Danger! High Voltage.

Post-punk politicists from London.

Watch out, the gang's all back together. Madchester nostalgia reigns as the original line-up of The Happy Mondays returns.

Glasgow-based electro pop trio touring in support of their second album Love Is Dead.

Esoteric four-piece from Cambridge touring their new album third album, Relaxer, which features the singles --and radio staples -- '3WW', 'In Cold Blood' and 'Adeline'.

Teenage twins who rose to fame covering their favourite songs on Musical.ly.

Welsh post-hardcore band from Bridgend, formed in 2001.

Boston six-piece who blend punk and hardcore with Irish folk influences.

New metal overlords.

Accurate Smiths soundalike outfit.

The grebo gurus returnwith more mashed up techno-rock-acid house-hip hop-industrial.

Northern soul band from the Midlands, rocking the old school rhythm'n'blues sound on Hammond and horns.

Tribute to Oasis.

Comedy folk band from St Helens on their 50 Shades of Gravy tour.

Metalcore mixed with old school punk.

Pop rock from Poughkeepsie.

American hip hop duo consisting of rappers Killer Mike and El-P.

Pearl Jam tribute act.

Indie four-piece from London.

Carnifex is an American death-core band from San Diego County, California. Formed in 2005, they are currently signed to Nuclear Blast after having been signed to Victory Records.

Quirky Manchester-formed quartet, fronted by the singer Jonathan Higgs, performs arty electro-rock infused indie-pop.

The American band plays Southern rock and country-rock with hints of bluegrass.

Street performer and loop artist aka Benjamin Stanford.

British bassline and garage collective from Bradford.

The three-piece band performs blackened death metal.

Arctic Monkeys tribute band from the UK.

Birmingham art punk band which was formed by members of The Prefects following the band's demise in 1979.

Big beat duo made up of Andy Cato and Tom Findlay.

Typically laddish indie three-piece from Coventry who just about get away with their lack of originality with brute passion. The guys are off on a final tour, so this is the last chance to see them.

Aka Brighton electronica artist and remixer Joseph Mount and his band who play breezy intelligent indie pop.

Downtempo hip hop and ambient electronica from this LA-based DJ/producer.

Off-kilter indie rock from this London four-piece.

Grammy Award-winning Pennsylvania hard rockers fronted by Lzzy Hale.

Veteran gothic rockers from Leeds, still travelling down that dusty road we call 'touring'.

Icelandic indie, folk and blues outfit.

Tribute to the up beat emo rock of Fall Out Boy.

Tribute to the English electronica group. The band tour in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Depeche Mode's triple-platinum album Violator.

Aggressive groove metal and metalcore from US quintet.

Punk-tinged Britrock quartet still going strong, nearly 25 years later.

Pop-punk trio hailing from Houston.

American metalcore band formed in New Baltimore, Michigan in 2013.

Multi-faceted TV personality, business woman and podcast host who appeared on the reality series The Only Way Is Essex from 2011 until 2019.

Alternative rock ensemble from Winsford, Cheshire.

The frontman of the American band The Loved Ones plays a mix of alternative rock and punk to promote his solo album Devour.

Alternative indie rock band from the west coast of Ireland.

Pop trio from Lancashire.

Canadian country quartet featuring two eponymous brothers, nominated for Best International Act in the UK Americana Awards.

English singer-songwriter who released her debut studio album Chapter 1 in 2019.

Chilled trip hop, rock and pop from this London outfit.

A tribute band dedicated to performing pop and indie-rock covers originally played by The Housemartins and The Beautiful South.

Polish death metal.

The American trio perform their emo revival numbers.

London hip-hop artist and rapper.

Sydney punk-rock-pop trio who came to prominence with their EP A Place Apart in 2015.

The boxer turned singer performs soul originals and his take on classic songs.

The electronic band celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of their debut album Prince Blimey by performing it in its entirety.

Alt-pop singer, producer and writer from Notting Hill.

Twenty-year-old singer-songwriter from Los Angeles.

Toronto-born, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter.

Joyous electro and synth pop from the Baltimore trio.

Epic indie sounds from Wigan as Starsailor return.

Quirky perky London indie poppers who gave us 'She's So Lovely'.

Veteran techno rockers, renowned for their blistering live shows and single 'Firestarter'.

You just can't keep a good psychedelic rock band down, and these far-out pioneers have been in the business for eternity.

Californian rock band.

'Clutch is less a band than a vast compendium of styles and experiments' according to their website, although the names Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa and John Coltrane are dropped in as clues. Stoner rock to you and me.

The return of the psychedelic pop group from Liverpool whose widescreen pop tunes were briefly popular in the mid-80s.

Brawny New Jersey quartet providing an indie bar band spin on Bruce Springsteen's panoramic cars-and-girls blue collar rock.

Tribute to Dave Grohl's rocking mob.

Hard-hitting Canadian rock band.

Indie meets folk meets afrobeat in this London-based five-piece.

English alternative rock band, formed in London in 1986 by Guy Chadwick and Terry Bickers.

Contemporary metal outfit hailing from San Diego.

Acclaimed Irish post-punk band hailing from Dublin.

It's the one and only Jim Bob - no, not him from the Waltons - the other one, Jim Bob from Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine, recently winner of the Worst Haircut in the History of Music accolade.

Multi-instrumentalist Catherine Anne Davies with echos of Kate Bush.

A blend of 60s and 70s funk sounds that wouldn't be out of place in a Tarantino soundtrack, Khruangbin are a trio from Houston.

Young singer-songwriter who first found fame on YouTube performing covers of songs by Coldplay, The 1975 and others.

San Francisco death metal band.

Martin Kemp of Spandau Ballet trades in his bass for the turntables to spin classic hits from the 1980s.

Berlin-based musician collective.

The London-based singer-songwriter and model from Japan performs her R&B and pop material.

The Ivor Novello Award-winning Paisley pop singer-songwriter. Paolo Nutini's first album These Streets, which included hits 'Jenny Don't Be Hasty' and 'New Shoes', was released in 2006 and peaked at number three in the UK chart. In his early days Nutini supported The Rolling Stones, Amy Winehouse and KT Tunstall and has since performed at Glastonbury, Radio One's Big Weekend, Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party and the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games. He self-produced his second album Sunny Side Up and followed that five years later with his third album Caustic Love. He favours a closed eye approach to singing on stage.

Scotland's much loved purveyors of jangling indie magic.

'Europe's premier Bowie tribute band', endorsed by Bowie drummer Woody Woodmansey.

Legendary UK punk rockers SNUFF are back for their first Manchester headline show in a long, long time. (Photo ID Required) .

English comedian Paul Smith goes for his third and largest ever UK tour to entertain the audience with sharp and hilarious stories of his life. Earlier he was named Liverpool's New Comedian of the Year and was a Finalist at The Leicester Comedian of the Year competition.

The wispy songstress plays material from Kidsticks.

Psychedelic scuzz rock in the Mary Chain tradition, now internationally notorious after being chronicled in the warts-and-all rock doc Dig!.

Manchester-born neo-soul singer/songwriter.

Melodic hardcore outfit from Chicago.

Pop-rock sextet from London.

Nu-metal-loving, riot-grrrl-spirited U.K. duo.

Sam Ryder is an English singer and songwriter who began his career in the hard rock and metal circuits, fronting groups like the Morning After and Blessed by a Broken Heart before starting a solo career as a pop artist. Wielding his versatile and dynamic vocal range, he parlayed an unexpected bout of viral success into a major-label deal and debuted in early 2021 with powerful pop-driven singles like "Whirlwind" and "More." They were included on his first EP, The Sun's Gonna Rise, before the end of the year.

British musician known for her work with Lewis Capaldi.

Indie rock-pop five-piece from the Midlands.

The former Smiths frontman and purveyor of bittersweet indie pop continues to enjoy his solo renaissance.

British girl group consisting of Siobhan Donaghy, Mutya Buena, and Keisha Buchanan.