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Dreamwave - Bristol's psych-garage-pop quartet Dreamwave has performed at Glastonbury Festival, Simple Things Festival, Dotdot Festival, sold out their most recent hometown shows, and gained support from John Kennedy on Radio X, KEXP, NME, Post Punk Magazine, Soho Radio, BBC Introducing, and Far Out Magazine. They have opened for Squid, The Night Beats, Egyptian Blue, Boogarins, and Holy Wave. The band released debut EP 'Dreamwave and the Mindcave' on May 3rd 2024 via Velvet Echoes, digitally and on a limited run of baby pink vinyl.
Pigeon Wigs - From revolution-rock to alien abductions, small-town drunks to Mother Nature herself, Pigeon Wigs' swirling melodies, inexorable percussion, and rough-cut sounds tie alt-rock up in a dark basement, force feed it psychedelic fuzz and wait until Stockholm syndrome has taken hold before letting it loose on the world, crazed and radicalised.
After receiving glowing praise from BBC Introducing’s Adam Walton and Bethan Elfyn, and a multitude of press recognition including Line of Best Fit, The Crack Magazine and The Rodeo, the gang have gone from strength to strength supporting well-known artists such as Inspiral Carpets, The Bug Club & CVC on their tours as well as spreading their wings at Kendal Calling, Green Man & Shambala.
presented by Roccoco:
Dreamwave - Bristol's psych-garage-pop quartet Dreamwave has performed at Glastonbury Festival, Simple Things Festival, Dotdot Festival, sold out their most recent hometown shows, and gained support from John Kennedy on Radio X, KEXP, NME, Post Punk Magazine, Soho Radio, BBC Introducing, and Far Out Magazine. They have opened for Squid, The Night Beats, Egyptian Blue, Boogarins, and Holy Wave. The band released debut EP 'Dreamwave and the Mindcave' on May 3rd 2024 via Velvet Echoes, digitally and on a limited run of baby pink vinyl.
Pigeon Wigs - From revolution-rock to alien abductions, small-town drunks to Mother Nature herself, Pigeon Wigs' swirling melodies, inexorable percussion, and rough-cut sounds tie alt-rock up in a dark basement, force feed it psychedelic fuzz and wait until Stockholm syndrome has taken hold before letting it loose on the world, crazed and radicalised.
After receiving glowing praise from BBC Introducing’s Adam Walton and Bethan Elfyn, and a multitude of press recognition including Line of Best Fit, The Crack Magazine and The Rodeo, the gang have gone from strength to strength supporting well-known artists such as Inspiral Carpets, The Bug Club & CVC on their tours as well as spreading their wings at Kendal Calling, Green Man & Shambala.
