From Liverpool songbird to national hero, Jamie Webster, the establishment-baiting pied piper from the banks of the Mersey, rides a towering wave of success. The ambitious, multi-national tour reflects the unquestionable growth of both Webster’s songwriting craft and family of committed fans.

The K’s: Jamie Boyle (vocals/guitar); Ryan Breslin (guitar); Dexter Baker (bass); Jordan Holden (drums). These four young men are a word-of-mouth phenomenon that’s rapidly becoming too huge to ignore. On the surface, the appeal of The K’s seems simple: embodying the relatable frustrations of everyday Britain and its zero hours economy, yearning for a better life in escapist anthems like epic next single Landmines and breakthrough tune Glass Towns. But if creating timeless thrills really was so simple, other bands would rack up so many streams and routinely sell out tours, thanks to the frenzied fan community the band has nurtured. Their gigs are a guaranteed riot, but that shouldn’t overlook the sophistication that gives The K’s the immediately identifiable blueprint all special bands soon develop. Debut single Sarajevo is one of the few rock & roll songs to namecheck Austro-Hungary, notching up over 1.5 million streams in the process.

Indie superstars Shed Seven can boast four Top 20 albums and fifteen Top 40 singles. The band from York burst on to the Britpop scene in 1994 and quickly shot to fame. Their hits include Disco Down, Chasing Rainbows and Going For Gold. Shed Seven is made up of drummer Alan Leach, guitarists Joe Johnson and Paul Banks, lead vocals from Rick Witter and Tom Gladwin on bass.

Dean Lewis Grant Loaney is an Australian pop singer-songwriter. He is best known for his 2016 single "Waves", which was certified 7× platinum in Australia in 2019.

RADAR Festival is a dynamic addition to the UK and European music scene that celebrates the spirit of progressive music and community. Founded in 2019 by seasoned industry professionals Catherine Jackson-Smith and Joe James, it was born out of a passion for pushing musical boundaries and creating unforgettable experiences. Expect music stages, masterclasses, music stalls and food offerings, plus lots more!

Blossoms, a mosaic five piece formed in 2013, comprised of Tom Ogden, Charlie Salt, Josh Dewhurst, Joe Donovan and Myles Kellock.

The band – the project of former Dead Pretties frontman Jacob Slater – emerged with debut single ‘Teal’ and have shared a handful of singles since.

Stockholm garage punks Viagra Boys are here bringing their absurd and addictive sound straight to you. The Fader say their brilliant single Sports is "too dumb and great to be ignored", we've been vibing to it in the office, along with the rest of their album and it's positive feedback all round. So get on it and get yourself out to what's gonna be a rowdy night in the pit. Price includes £1 venue sustainability levy. Presented by Orchard. This is a 16+ event.

From breaking new grounds in punk rock with The Stooges to his radio show at BBC 6 Music, Iggy Pop has always challenged norms, defied expectations and has been a major influence on countless musicians from a wide range of genres.

Soul singer-songwriter from Fort Worth, Texas, who received considerable airplay for his song 'Coming Home', Leon Bridges' first strides as an R&B artist prompted comparisons to legends like Sam Cooke and Otis Redding, but the native Texan quickly came into his own.

Blackie Lawless' once notorious full-on metal outfit whose name is an acronym for We Are Sexual Perverts. Formed in 1982, W.A.S.P. emerged from the early 1980s Los Angeles heavy metal scene. The band's popularity peaked that decade, yet they continue to record and tour. W.A.S.P. gained notoriety for their shock rock-themed image, lyrics and live performances.

Forming in Hampshire in 2006, metalcore outfit Bury Tomorrow rapidly propelled the genre into the British mainstream. Following the release of their The Sleep Of The Innocents EP in 2007, and their Portraits debut full-length two years later, the six-piece signed to Nuclear Blast for their breakthrough album The Union Of Crows. Although not breaking into the official UK album chart, the record saw them land on the the UK rock and metal list, as well as on the stateside Heatseekers rundown, hinting at things to come.

Ducrot's honest and refreshing tunes have received critical acclaim and support from Jack Saunders and Mollie King on BBC Radio 1, and an inclusion on Amazon Music’s ‘Artists To Watch 2022’ list. Deeply autobiographical, this is an open door to Cian’s world, captured through raw and melancholic pop.

Surprise You're Dead presents Malevolence.

Enter the atmospheric world of Swedish rapper Yung Lean with his electronic-flecked hip-hop beats. Yung Lean, who cites his influences as Future and Big Lurch, has been attracting public attention since his viral track ‘Ginseng Stripe 2002’, and has since launched his own record label.

Rong Events Returns to O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester for a Massive 2025 Indoor Trance Festival Celebrating 15 Years

Action! Presents Refused - Are F★★cking Dead \+ Special Guests Presented by Action! This is a 14+ event.

Wet Leg’s blend of dry wit and minimalist-punk riffs started off as a joke between Isle of Wight duo Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers. However, reality soon hit with their debut single ‘Chaise Longue’ becoming an overnight sensation and clocking up over seven million streams to date. With the numbers initially seeming virtual, it took their set at last year’s Latitude Festival to make it all feel real. Being amongst other musicians and seeing the packed-out tent sing along with the witty, Mean Girls-loving track made Wet Leg finally see themselves as legitimate musicians

American rock outfit who helped spearhead the second wave of pop punk in the 90s.

The London indie rockers tour for the final time.

Loyle Carner is a legend. He delivers his rhymes with an intentional, poetic flow, buffered by warm jazzy production that recalls '90s acid-jazz hip-hop. He made his breakthrough debut in the late 2010s with the Mercury Prize-nominated Yesterday's Gone and just keeps getting better. Not Waving, But Drowning is so good. Come see him live, he's great.

Lauren Spencer Smith is a British-born Canadian singer-songwriter from Port Alberni in British Columbia. Her 2019 live album Unplugged, Vol. 1 was a Juno Award nominee for Adult Contemporary Album of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2020, but lost to Shine a Light by Bryan Adams.