Crossover / Televised / Slow TV / Chain For The City

CROSSOVER

A mix of thunderous drums, melodic vocals and catchy guitars creates unique sounds that always leaves the crowd wanting more. Blending their various musical backgrounds, Crossover deliver a new style of rock.

TELEVISED

The blend of euphoric feeling from Catfish and the Bottlemen, the high energy of early Arctic Monkeys combined with a grunge edge of Keo and Wunderhorse, mould the sound of Televised into a new take on what an "indie rock band" can be. The best way to experience this sound is through their live performances. They prioritise energy and impact above all else when it comes to writing songs, making their sets built for the big stage whilst holding onto the intimacy you get from seeing them in a grassroots venue.

SLOW TV

They are a reverberation of the clashing and overlapping waves of pressure and expectation that are so much of life today. 

Love, joy, and indigence evade the dragnets of trawling despair and are washed up on the shore as songs that attempt to preserve what it is to be human and believe in life.

CHAIN FOR THE CITY

The latest pop/rock band to emerge out of the exciting indie music scene in Leeds. Their musical flavour borrows from bands such as Third Eye Blind, Mom Jeans, and The 1975. After playing their first show this year in Manchester's Aviva Studios, they've made their mission statement as a band - to share their catchy hooks, slick guitar work and endearing lyrics across Yorkshire and the North-West of England.