Provenance:
Teesside indie-pop outfit Provenance are another band who played their first-ever gig at our very own NE Volume Music Bar. They’ve gone from strength to strength since that debut performance and are now playing shows right across the UK.
Marrick:
Influenced by a combination of The Stone Roses and Kasabian, Teesside act Marrick deliver rollicking blues guitar riffs mixed with high energy and gritty, straight-up, guitar-driven rock ‘n’ roll.
Wednesday Flowers:
North East indie outfit Wednesday Flowers craft heartfelt, dream-pop melancholy. Their live sets shimmer with lush guitars and echo-laden vocals, creating an atmosphere filled with wistful charm.
Risco:
Risco produce high-energy surf-infused indie rock, blending pure rock ‘n’ roll with Britpop and punk influences. Frontman Ralph began his musical journey in an Oasis-inspired band called The Collectors, but this new outfit have come on in leaps and bounds, developing a sound that is unmistakably their own.
The Aniseed Lounge:
Known for their high-energy live performances packed with smooth grooves, powerful anthems, and their standout saxophone, this emerging indie-rock outfit continue to thrill audiences across Teesside and Darlington.
Noah ajc:
Synth-driven indie singer-songwriter Noah ajc has come on leaps and bounds this year. His sound draws from a range of influences – from The Libertines to Taylor Swift – and his tracks are often filled with playful, charming lyricism.
Dossers:
Another winner of our Battle of the Bands competition at NE Volume Music Bar in Stockton, Teesside’s Dossers draw from a wide range of inspirations. Their unique sound combines elements of post-punk, rock, metal, and indie into a dynamic and unpredictable mix.
End Credits (formerly White Noise):
Winners of our first-ever Battle of the Bands competition at NE Volume Music Bar, this Teesside psychedelic indie-pop outfit are ones to watch. Their debut album, ‘The Traveller’, offers a captivating blend of psychedelia, indie-rock melancholy, and euphoric energy.
Mr Bigfoot:
Blending technical effects and feedback reminiscent of Sonic Youth with upbeat, classic and punk rock influences, Mr Bigfoot craft songs that explore powerful themes such as conformity, compassion, and authenticity.
Cardiac:
Brand-new Teesside alt-rock outfit Cardiac may have only been performing a full originals set since September, but they’re already making waves. Having honed their skills on the covers circuit, they’re now poised to take the originals scene by storm.
