Welcome to our third and final round up for new bands for 2023. Before we get stuck in, read parts one and two here.
April is going to be a huge month for gigs so grab your tickets while you can! On the 2nd April, Wunderhorse will be taking the stage. Since the release of their debut album ‘Cub’ in October of this year they’ve supported the likes of Fontaines D.C and had strong backing from the BBC, recording their Maida Vale set early on in November. These lot are destined for good things so splash the cash before the venues get bigger.
Two weeks later, Trampolene are paying a visit to Nottingham on the 11th Apr. Signed to indie legend Pete Doherty’s label Strap Originals, they’ve had excessive backing from himself and the rest of The Libertines. Indie Wednesday crew, this is the one for you… It’s two months in a row too that we’ll be graced by Aussies, in the form of duo Hockey Dad. With tunes rooted in surf-rock and sixties garage they’re bound to get you prepped for the warmer weather.
Lastly, we’ve got a throwback for all the Tony Hawk fans out there. The 900, a Tony Hawk Pro Skater Cover Band will be playing all the tracks you forgot you knew the words too. Load up your Playstation and get to know that soundtrack again.
Read parts one and two of our 2023 preview here.
Written by Fin Heighton-Jupp.