O2 Institute3 Birmingham

After emerging during the viral Sea Shanty trend of early 2021, Bass singing folk group The Wellermen hit the road ready to share new music.

Sorry, comprised of Asha Lorenz, Louis O’Bryen, Campbell Baum, Marco Pini and Lincoln Barrett, blur the lines of genre conventions with their warped melodic sounds and carefully curated pick-n-mix approach.

Curfew: 22:00

Age restriction: +14yrs, under 16yrs need a guardian

Singer and songwriter Abdul Hannan has been making waves in Pakistan’s music scene with hits including “Faaslay”, “Bikra” and “O Yaara”.

Zimmer90, made up of creative partners and friends Finn and Josch, fuse electronic music with acoustic sounds to create their sound. 

Expect an electronic disco party where everyone dances and the stage is not the focus anymore.

Championing the local music scene since 1989 – The Catapult Club has a great track history of showcasing the best in local talent – your first-stop-shop to see the bands of tomorrow, today.

Leading a new generation of female fronted bands, Eighty Eight Miles are a colourful, infectious indie pop/rock collective from the Midlands, UK. Widely known for their captivating live performances, the five piece's foundation of their music is built upon a wide variety of inspirations such as Fleetwood Mac, The Beach Boys, Blossoms, Declan McKenna, and The Mamas and The Papas.

Championing the local music scene since 1989 – The Catapult Club has a great track history of showcasing the best in local talent – your first-stop-shop to see the bands of tomorrow, today.

North London indie superheroes The Holloways lit up the London music scene with their infectious energy and irresistible tunes.

2025 sees the band return for their 20th anniversary tour, expect dancing, singing and rock'n'roll fun. Bring your life back into colour with “Generator”, “Two Left Feet” and “Dancefloor” flooding your ears.

Scottish rock outfit swim school head out on tour with their eponymously titled debut album.

Philly alt rock mainstays Grayscale return with their fourth studio album, The Hart, covering addiction, death, losing their religion and finding it again while showcasing Grayscale’s patented soul-baring alt-rock songwriting.

Born in Nigeria and raised in Nottingham, rising star JERUB has tapped into something truly special.

The singer’s sonic approach blends the worlds of pop and soul, driven by the anthemic power of his unique and increasingly recognisable vocal. His undeniable ability to seamlessly blend personal, revelatory songwriting with alluring, chart-ready production has put JERUB firmly en route to mainstream success.

UK rising country artist Harleymoon Kemp is taking her show ‘Bad Dates And Heartbreaks’ on the road.

The tour will immerse you into Harleymoon’s world of comedic tales and the raw emotions of heartbreak. Her costumes are bold, her humour is daring and if you're looking for a night of country fun, this is a cowgirl party you won't want to miss.

Curfew 10pm

So you know, this show will be rescheduled. Don't worry though, all tickets will be valid for the new date so hang on to them; your ticket agent will be in touch to tell you more.

Championing the local music scene since 1989 – The Catapult Club has a great track history of showcasing the best in local talent – your first-stop-shop to see the bands of tomorrow, today.

So you know, this show will be rescheduled. Don't worry though, all tickets will be valid for the new date so hang on to them; your ticket agent will be in touch to tell you more.

Indie pop band The Lilacs, known for their high-octane anthemic sound, return with their latest EP The 395 (To Forever).

So you know, this show will be rescheduled. Don't worry though, all tickets will be valid for the new date so hang on to them; your ticket agent will be in touch to tell you more.

Age restriction: 14+ (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)