Showing upcoming festivals from Sat 26th Sep 2026 onwards.
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Transition Festival
22nd - 28th Sep 2026
Bourbon and Beyond Festival
24th - 27th Sep 2026
St George's Hall Beer Festival
24th - 27th Sep 2026
All Things Go Washington DC
25th - 27th Sep 2026
Centreforce Tenerife Weekender
Spain
25th - 28th Sep 2026
Lake Of Stars - Malawi Arts Festival
Malawi, Africa
2nd - 4th Oct 2026
Falmouth Reggae Festival
2nd - 3rd Oct 2026
Callander Jazz and Blues Festival
2nd - 4th Oct 2026
Clubland Live Weekender
2nd - 4th Oct 2026
Austin City Limits Music Festival
2nd - 11th Oct 2026
Woodland Dance Project - Edinburgh
3rd Oct 2026
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A Band Called Malice (“Maliceâ€) was formed in the early Summer of 2017 by Andy Coultas with the help of Jo Adams (of Their Music Rocks). Andy, a lifelong Jam fan who has over 12 years experience of recreating the “Paul Weller†role, was keen to create a band that he felt had all the essential elements of a Jam Tribute including high octane energy, angst, aggression, passion, vocals, musicianship and the look of The Jam. It took 6 months of planning and looking for the right musicians before the band played their debut gig in Sep 17..
Malice’s rise in popularity in the tribute world has been nothing short of remarkable, in 2018 the band played over 70 gigs gaining a National Tribute Awards nomination, being officially endorsed by Lambretta Clothing of Carnaby Street, and having no less than a 1/4 of a million views on their video of the street performance at Carnaby Street in November 2017.














