LOST ROMANTIC
Lost Romantic, as heard on BBC RADIO ONE. release their latest single, Bad Intentions. The band formed after frontman Freddie Long met drummer Kieran Leigh, and everything fell into place. Fast forward and the duo have played Lollapalooza Berlin, sold out two London Headline shows and played a showcase at Sony Germany HQ, signed a distribution album deal with Sony Germany and been supported by BBC Introducing.

Bad Intentions is the next single from Lost Romantic’s debut Album ‘LOVEXHATE', mixed by George Perks (Enter Shikari, You Me at Six) and follows Lost Romantics' third single ‘Falling Out Of Love’. It’s only been three months since the band started releasing music and already, they have gained some serious momentum. Tipped by MTV as “ONE’S TO WATCH '', and supported by BBC Radio1 one. Previous festival appearances include Lollapalooza Berlin. Not afraid to leave everything on the line, the London-based duo are captivating live performers. Lost Romantic has been a long time coming. With lots of music and shows planned, seeing what’s about to unfold is exciting.

HIGH REGARD
Following shows with Being As An Ocean, WSTR, Dream State and many more across the UK, High Regard return to their home county for the first time since their sold out hometown show in April.

Their new EP 'Subside' combines elements of EDM and Rock, co-produced by Trash Boat's Ryan Hyslop and As Everything Unfolds' Jon Cass. It has been featured by BBC Radio 1's Nels Hylton, Dreambound and many other platforms.

RED ROAD
Red Road return to The Horn more than a year on from their victory in the Battle of the Bands competition, having spent the last few months hard at work as they prepare for the release of their debut album. Hailing from the North London area, Red Road have taken influence from the likes of Green Day, My Chemical Romance and YUNGBLUD to fast define a signature sound that sets them apart from the rest, putting on shows like no other by blending stunning vocals, soaring guitar riffs, gritty basslines and punchy drum beats to create the most energetic live shows you will see. They don’t just play…they perform. You won’t want to miss the new rock revolution.

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