Leeds based indie rockers Apollo Junction return to Bootleg for a second time with support from VIVAS and Kiwi.
Pay what you want for this gig from Nothingheads in promotion of their new EP Sunlit Uplands. “A riffier less brittle version of Public Image Limited but with that tear your hair out frustration of bands like Mclusky” - Steve Lamacq, BBC 6 Music Support from My Fat Pony.
Catch the Falmouth four-piece Holiday Ghosts when they play Bootleg this October. Their sound is fun on the surface but with a haunting layer beneath.
This indie-pop duo from Halifax were established during lockdown and have skyrocketed in popularity since then. They have been championed by Huw Stephens, Steve Lamacq and also Chris Hawkins on BBC 6 Music - who said he “really fell for” the band after seeing them play live. Support from Fat Man's Corner (incredible name).
Established in 1986, this underground band occupy a variety of sonic spaces, from noise rock to shoegaze to dreampop and psychedelica. For fans of Jesus & The Mary Chain, Pink Floyd, My Bloody Valentine, bdrmm, psych shoegaze. Support from Dahmer Bums and Phantom Teardrop.
Lime Garden are one of indie's hottest prospects, fresh from playing SXSW festival and supporting the likes of Idles and Yard Act. i says this "Brighton group make soul-stirring tracks for the dancefloor” so do not miss your opportunity to see them at Bootleg. Support from Automotion and Tummyache.
Hosted by Chris Wilde, singer-songwriters, duos, bands, poets and any other performers are welcome at In Good Company's monthly open mic at the Layton. Pre-book a slot via IGC social media or rock up on the night (literally) to take part.
A tribute to American horror rocker Rob Zombie is joined by Alice Cooper tribute Billion Dollar Alice.
English singer, songwriter and rhythm guitarist, and former frontman of 1990s Indie rock band Cast, John Power performs his solo material live.