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Do Nothing’s debut Snake Sideways is an anxious, self-aware journey through creative block and self-doubt. Frontman Chris Bailey channels vulnerability into the band’s most melodic and experimental work yet, blending deadpan wit with raw honesty. It’s a jagged, hopeful record about perseverance, imperfection, and finding peace in uncertainty.

Yorkshire artist Ellur crafts soaring indie guitar anthems about growing up and acceptance. Her new EP, featuring God Help Me Now and BBC Radio 1's Track of the Week Yellow Light, showcases her raw storytelling. With slots at Reading, Leeds, and BST, plus support for Blossoms, Ellur is fast becoming a vital voice in UK indie.

Keo blend shoegaze guitars with rhythmic alt-rock on debut single I Lied, Amber, released via AWAL. After a sold-out show at London’s Oslo, the band—Finn and Conor Keogh, Oli Spackman, and Jimmy Lanwern—build on past shows with Kings of Leon and Nieve Ella.

L’objectif, dubbed “one of Britain’s most intriguing young bands” (NME), return with new music following their 2024 EP The Left Side. New single Goth Kids launches a bold new era as the band works toward their debut album. With major praise, BBC 6 Music support, and explosive live shows, the Leeds alt-rockers continue their rapid rise.

THE KITES are a high-energy indie rock band from Leeds, known for raw guitar-driven anthems made for festivals and intimate venues alike. After opening Leeds Festival in 2024, they’ll hit the main stages of Truck, Y Not, Kendal Calling, and Big Feastival in 2025. A rising force with a sound built to shake crowds.

Oliver Pinder blends earnest lyricism with guitar-driven anthems, capturing the chaos of growing up. With acclaim from BBC Radio 6 and BBC Introducing, sold-out headline shows, and major festival slots under his belt, he returns in 2025 with a brand new EP and record store tour. One to watch.

Formed in 2021 at just 14 and 15, Gravy have become a West Yorkshire staple, packing out The Brudenell, Stylus, and The Wardrobe. Blending post-punk riffs with sing-along hooks, their anthemic sound nods to early 2000s Leeds. Expect raw energy, loyal crowds, and indie bangers you won’t forget.

With bright indie production, punchy pop guitars, and heartfelt hooks, Huddersfield’s LONG ISLAND are making waves. Inspired by Sea Girls, Corella & The 1975, their energetic live sets and festival slots at Tramlines, Truck & Y Not mark them as rising stars in the northern indie scene.

Four best friends formed a band in Elgin, Scotland, in 2019 and moved to Glasgow to pursue music. With anthemic Scottish indie, emo pop vocals, and influences from trad and poetry, they've played sold-out shows with Glasvegas and been named one of BBC Radio Scotland's "25 Artists to Watch in 2025."

Harry Lyon, a performer, songwriter, and producer, started playing piano at eight and formed his first band at twelve. He’s since immersed himself in every aspect of music, learning and evolving through each experience.

Debuting in 2025, Leeds-based Robyn Mcleod blends indie with soulful vocals. A must-see songwriter with a remarkable voice and “poignant lyrics, bold and brave” (Shakk, BBC Introducing).