Will Naisbitt first headline show at The Sunflower Lounge!

The Future Sound Project returns to The Sunflower Lounge with a show bursting with new local talent

The Crooks are coming to Birmingham on 17th April 2020 with This Feeling

Snowflake Generation are a 5 piece indie/rock/pop band from Birmingham…

Originating from Southern Spain but emerging from the UK’s industrial heartland, singer-songwriter Isabel Abbott is bringing a touch of class to the Midlands music scene…

Zingy hook lines, tangy riffs and vocal harmonies sweeter than honey. Giant and the Georges are dynamic performers who specialise in composing peculiar, yet annoyingly catchy tunes!

Charlotte Young is a Birmingham based Country singer-songwriter. Charlotte takes influence from all the classics, Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, The Eagles and a pinch of Aerosmith…

Frontman Ethan Proctor’s warm, emotive vocals are at the forefront from the offset, reminiscent of the likes of Frightened Rabbit’s Scott Hutchison or The National’s Matt Berninger.

Roma Cove are a 4 piece indie/alternative band

‘The Covasettes are destined for big things.’ -Indie Central Music

Zilch. are a raucous alt-rock 3-piece from Worcester, UK who have been on the live scene since September 2018…

Godiva Calling 2018 Rock and Metal Winners

Formed in Leeds in 2015, KOYO have fast become a major factor in the city’s burgeoning music scene…

Fresh from playing their first US festival The Silver Lines are continuing to make waves in the UK’s major city playing venues such as Manchester’s Deaf Institute, London’s Roadtrip and The Workshop and Birmingham’s Sunflower Lounge.

London duo Black Futures play an anthemic, dystopian brand of industrial rock with revolution-minded lyrics…

Cavalcade first Birmingham headline show!

Rats first headline show in Brum!

Overpass are a new four-piece indie rock band from Birmingham, influenced by bands such as Arctic Monkeys, Oasis and Blossoms

Humanist is the expansive and ambitious project orchestrated by guitarist and producer Rob Marshall.

Hailing from Birmingham, Springs are something new in the indie scene, taking influences from indie as well as rock, metal, electronica and in some cases jazz

The Future Sound Project bring their latest installment of Sunday Sessions with an array of acoustic and stripped-back talent

British indie-pop duo Summer Camp were formed in 2009 by Elizabeth Sankey and Jeremy Warmsley.

Honey Factory take all things from 60s Americana, 70s rock n roll and British indie to create a bright, colourful style of music that gives a sense of nostalgia…

Dancing On Tables are a five-piece pop-rock band from Dunfermline, a small town just outside Edinburgh

Buzzing across the airwaves throughout early 2019 with the release of cathartic singles ‘What If’ and ‘Headstrong’, The Manatees have gained notable support from key tastemakers including BBC Radio 1’s Huw Stephens…

After self-releasing an album last year, which went on to receive multiple plays and acclaim from BBC Introducing, Dune Boy recently released his new self titled album this year…

Natalie Jenkins and James Attwood formed Hunger Moon in the aptly named creative quarter of Birmingham in 2017.