Promoter Focus: This Feeling

This Feeling fuse fast emerging live acts with resident DJ's spinning indie gems to curate the ultimate night out in cities spanning London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Brighton and more.

Ben Smith

Last updated: 10th Sep 2015

Image: Sugarmen

Serving the aces with live sets from blistering emerging acts and DJ sets sewn with indie gems, This Feeling have conjured up the ultimate concoction in ode to a good and proper night out.

Set for multiple major cities across the UK, the brand will imprint names from their roster, capable of prizing serious airplay from genre pacemakers in their field, on the posters of popular city club haunts.

Taking aim at the pool of acts installed, Liverpool rock institution Sugarmen add a glint to a chunk of dates with their classically wound guitar - heard in hits like 'Dirt' above - that catapulted them into a Blur support role at Hyde Park in the summer.

Reinforcing the motif of introducing bands to lead the next phase of British rock music, This Feeling also hook in Welsh trio Trampolene for a five-date stretch. Experimental outfit The Vryll Society, psychedelic four-piece Medicine Men and singer/songwriter prodigy Louis Berry also out themselves as stand-out acts.

Full dates below:

Brighton

Trampolene - The Hope, Saturday 29th August

Louis Berry - The Hope, Saturday 3rd October

Sugarmen - The Hope, Saturday 7th November

Bristol

Trampolene - The Exchange, Saturday 26th September

Birmingham

Trampolene - The Rainbow Venues, Friday 25th September

Sugarmen - The Rainbow Venues, Friday 9th October

Glasgow

Medicine Men - King Tuts Wah Wah Hut, Saturday 15th August