HMLTD, are a British​ Post Punk​ and Art rock Musical group​​ that defies genres with their amalgam of musical styles and iconic performances.

Great line up featuring great bands from the local area including the the hotly tipped Blushes who were included in NME’s top 100 bands!

A night of Indie/Rock featuring some awesome new acts!

Local post-punks Jargon Lynch are heading to The Half Moon

Davy Knowles has an eclectic take on Blues/Rock, and has established himself as a major artist in the genre.

Southern Rock Muscle ~ Soulful Rock n' Blues: If you like Tom Petty, The Band, The Black Crowes, CCR & Pink Floyd, you'll love Thomas Wynn & The Believers.

Primal blues-rock duo THE PICTUREBOOKS will perform their blues-saturated heavy rock on their return to St Albans.

We are delighted to be able to confirm that LIFE will;l be heading to The Shed in Leicester for an intimate show!

We welcome back the legendary John Otway to The Horn!

We are delighted to be able to confirm that 'A' will be returning to play a very special one-off show at The Horn as a warm-up to Download Festival!

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, also sometimes known as Rolling Blackouts C.F., is a Melbourne, Australia–based indie rock band. It was formed in 2013 by singer-guitarists Fran Keaney, Tom Russo & Joe White.
 

Five-piece alternative band from London who are heading to St Albans as part of their UK tour. - This is a re-arranged date following postponement of the show on 1st March due to snow.

Twisted Wheel have supported every rock n roll heavy from Kasabian, Paul Weller, Ian Brown,The View, The Enemy to Oasis’s final tour. Indeed, the Wheel defies definition with its raucous punk spirit and musical influences spanning, The Stooges, The Clash, The Who, The Jam… They are the return of the melody, the return of real punk.

The Scruff are an energetic four piece from Bedford who combine ballsy Britpop-esque guitar riffs with lyrics that tell vivid, relatable tales in the style of The Libertines and early Arctic Monkeys.

Sports Team are a theatrical sextet offering a glammed up, washed out antidote to cookie-cutter indie-rock and we're delighted to be able to bring them to Bishop's Stortford!

Following on from lots of support from BBC Introducing and Fred Perry Subculture, we're pleased to welcome Mellor to The Half Moon!

The Glasgow four-piece will bring their no-nonsence punk rock aggro flare sound to The Horn in May.

Legendary Ska-Punk band Snuff come to St Albans!

Experimental, psychedelic rock (formed 2015) in London, from around the world.

It's gonna get lively! Some of the hottest metal bands to come from the home regions

We are delighted to be able to welcome RedFaces back to St Albans, This Sheffield 4 piece are a great Indie-Rock band heading to the big time!

We are delighted to be able to welcome Black Peaks back to The Horn in St Albans as part of their UK tour.

Local singer-songwriter Jack Cullen is heading to The Half Moon for his first headline show since re-opening

485c are interesting and compelling, from their name to their sound they evoke a sense of excitement. With an energetic rock sound to die for it is clear that the band are onto something special.

HVMM - Guitarist Ebony Clay and bassist Jack Timmis smash out brawny, off-time riffs that evoke the darker moments of Led Zep IV. The space they and rampant drummer Sam Jenkins create offers singer Andy Teece room to spit rhythmic vocals that suggest a supercharged Tom Waits is front and centre.

Black Doldrums are bringing their "Sexy heavy-fuzz guitar that lures you in before hitting you with the pounding beat" sound to The Half Moon

Cova are heading to The Horn for the release of their new single!

"Putting punk and protest back into the mainstream" - The Guardian
"The female Frank Carter, the Brody Dalle of the North of England; She's original, humble and articulate, with a voice that can give you goosebumps and a kick in the c**t at one fell swoop. Distras is the TITS!" - Trash Magazine
"Given the Frank Turner stamp of approval Louise whips up a storm of passionate, political punk'n'roll, somehow conjuring up both Kathleen Hanna and Roy Orbison." - John Kennedy, Radio X

Manchester's Sonic Boom Six are described by Kerrang! as "taking ska, pop, grime, dubstep, punk & metal apart then rebuilding them as a hyperactive hybrid".