The K’s, a four-piece indie band from Earlestown, Merseyside, have transformed their humble beginnings into massive success with their debut album I Wonder If The World Knows?, which hit the UK Top 3. Known for their authentic, festival-ready sound, the band’s music resonates deeply with fans through its raw lyrics about mental health, ambition, and life's realities. From their breakout single "Sarajevo" in 2017 to their Glastonbury debut in 2024, The K’s success is built on persistence, belief, and a unique sound.

Their rise includes sell-out tours across the UK, with over 20,000 tickets sold, and a homecoming show at Manchester's O2 Victoria Warehouse. They've also been awarded Best Breakthrough Act at the 2024 Nordoff Robbins Northern Music Awards. 

What sets them apart is frontman Jamie Boyle’s voice & Ryan Breslins guitar melodies, pinned up by Nathan Peers aggressive drum style and Dexter Baker's thundering bass, which gels to make The K's distinctive sound. This is widely regarded as one of the most distinctive in modern guitar music—gritty yet melodic, with an emotional depth that matches the band's open-hearted, vulnerable lyrics. Boyle has said that their music aims to offer hope "especially to fans facing struggles of their own".

Despite the rapid growth and attention, The K’s have released just one album, taking their time to perfect it, especially after the 2020 pandemic delay. Influenced by legends like Jimi Hendrix, Chuck Berry, and The Clash, their sound combines ambition with raw, authentic emotion. Whether playing to 30,000 fans supporting Blossoms or joining Liam Gallagher on tour, The K’s have earned their place in the indie scene, proving that persistence, authenticity, and a unique voice have been key to their success.