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The Bid are a 5 piece indie-folk band from Warrington, Cheshire - a traditional Northern town comfortably sandwiched between Manchester and Liverpool. 

The Bid’s style mixes Americana-folk with a British indie sensibility: imagine a Tennessee dive bar was dropped into a Northern council estate, creating a sound the Manc Review describe as “classically chiselled whilst creating a refreshing and original sound”. 

BBC Introducing Merseyside featured The Bid’s Demo track ‘Make It Happen’  on their ‘Producer's Picks’ and have received great support from Warrington's flagship radio station, Wire FM. 

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45 followers

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The Bid are a 5 piece indie-folk band from Warrington, Cheshire - a traditional Northern town comfortably sandwiched between Manchester and Liverpool. 

The Bid’s style mixes Americana-folk with a British indie sensibility: imagine a Tennessee dive bar was dropped into a Northern council estate, creating a sound the Manc Review describe as “classically chiselled whilst creating a refreshing and original sound”. 

BBC Introducing Merseyside featured The Bid’s Demo track ‘Make It Happen’  on their ‘Producer's Picks’ and have received great support from Warrington's flagship radio station, Wire FM. 

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Updated: Monday 1st June, 2026

A 1,700-piece archive of British rave history could sell for up to £80,000 this month

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Updated: Monday 1st June, 2026

A 1,700-piece archive of British rave history could sell for up to £80,000 this month
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