Outbreak Festival 2025 Weekend in Manchester - Jun 14, 2025

Rocket

13 concerts

Rocket is an American alternative rock band from Los Angeles, formed in 2021. Comprised of Alithea Tuttle (vocals, bass), Desi Scaglione (guitars), Baron Rinzler (guitars), and Cooper Ladomade (drums), they blend alternative rock, grunge, and shoegaze. They released their debut EP "Versions of You" in 2023 and their full-length album "R Is for Rocket" in 2025. The band is currently touring.

Deafheaven

31 concerts

Deafheaven, formed in the Bay Area in 2010, blends metal with emotional depth. Known for pushing genre boundaries, the band features George Clarke, Kerry McCoy, and others.

Momma

14 concerts

LA-born indie rock band led by Allegra Weingarten & Etta Friedman, now NYC-based with producer/bassist Aron Kobayashi Ritch and drummer Preston Fulks.

Have A Nice Life

2 concerts

Connecticut duo Have a Nice Life blend gloomy ambience, shoegaze, and industrial post-punk; cult-fave debut *Deathconsciousness* (2008). Lil Peep sampled them; later: *The Unnatural World*, *Sea of Worry*.

Drug Church

15 concerts

Albany, NY punk band Drug Church: loud, hard-to-pigeonhole guitars mixing aggression, melody, irreverence, and heart—hailed by many as the best in the game.

Sunny Day Real Estate

2 concerts

Seattle emo/alt-rock band on Sub Pop; Jeremy Enigk’s soaring vocals drove Diary & LP2 (“Pink Album”). Members joined Foo Fighters; reunited for acclaimed How It Feels… & The Rising Tide.

Tigers Jaw

3 concerts

Scranton DIY punk band Tigers Jaw: unconventionally catchy, harmony-rich emo/indie-rock with relatable lyrics—often likened to a Fleetwood Mac x Saves the Day middle ground.

Superheaven

12 concerts

Formed as Daylight in 2007, grunge revival band Superheaven channel ’90s sludgy riffs (STP, Soundgarden); reissued debut Jar (2014) and released Ours Is Chrome.

Knocked Loose

26 concerts

Louisville hardcore band known for merciless intensity and raw honesty; broke out from the underground to major stages like Coachella and Bonnaroo.

Alex G

31 concerts

Alexander Giannascoli, known as Alex G, is an American musician from Havertown, Pennsylvania, celebrated for his lo-fi indie rock and folk. Known for introspective, DIY songwriting, he built a following on Bandcamp. His acclaimed albums include DSU, Rocket, House of Sugar, God Save the Animals, and Headlights. He collaborated with Frank Ocean and Emily Yacina, and his song "Mary" gained significant popularity.

Denzel Curry

22 concerts

Miami-born rapper Denzel Curry blends Southern hip-hop homage with technical flair; known for Raven Miyagi/Big Ultra personas; worked with A$AP Rocky & A$AP Ferg.

SPY

7 concerts

SPY is a hardcore punk band from the San Francisco Bay Area, formed in 2020. Known for their aggressive sound, they released EPs "Service Weapon" (2020) and "Habitual Offender" (2021), followed by their debut LP "Satisfaction" (2023). Their latest EP, "Seen Enough", dropped in 2024, and they are currently touring.

Model/Actriz

3 concerts

Model/Actriz, formed in Boston and based in Brooklyn, crafts a pulsing blend of post-punk, noise rock, and dance-punk. Frontman Cole Haden is known for incorporating queer themes in his lyrics and magnetic live performances. Their acclaimed albums include Dogsbody (2023) and Pirouette (2025), with popular songs like "Cinderella" and "Diva." They released the EP Swan Songs in 2026 and have performed at major festivals.

feeble little horse

26 concerts

Feeble little horse, a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania indie rock band, crafts noise pop, shoegaze, and slacker rock with a DIY ethos. Members Sebastian Kinsler, Jake Kelley, and Lydia Slocum are known for squalling guitars and Slocum's distinct vocals. Their acclaimed albums include Hayday, Girl with Fish, and bitknot. They gained praise from The New York Times and Pitchfork, and performed at Coachella.

Speed

7 concerts

Australian hardcore band SPEED (formed 2019): DIY-to-global rise; debut album Only One Mode (2024). Groove-heavy modern hardcore with synths/samples, raw cathartic hooks.

Fleshwater

22 concerts

Fleshwater, a Boston-origin rock band formed in 2017 as a Vein.fm side project, blends alternative metal, shoegaze, and post-hardcore. Known for heavy riffs, ethereal melodies, and dual vocals, they evoke 90s alt-rock. Popular songs include "Linda Claire" and "Kiss the Ladder." Albums like "We're Not Here to Be Loved" and "2000: In Search Of The Endless Sky" define their distinctive sound.

They Are Gutting a Body of Water

17 concerts

Philadelphia's They Are Gutting a Body of Water (TAGABOW) began as Douglas Dulgarian's solo project, evolving into an acclaimed shoegaze band. Blending shoegaze with electronic and experimental rock, they are known for their intense live performances and albums like Destiny XL and the highly praised LOTTO. Dulgarian also runs the influential Julia's War Recordings label.

Sunami

7 concerts

Sunami is a hardcore punk band from San Jose, California, formed in 2019. Originally a joke band, they gained notoriety for intense live performances. Their beatdown and metallic hardcore style features aggressive vocals, speedy riffs, and anti-authority messages, blending slam metal and thrash. Popular songs include "Weak Die First" and "Contempt of Cop." Their self-titled debut album released in 2023, and they have collaborated with Pain of Truth.

Militarie Gun

33 concerts

Militarie Gun frontman Ian Shelton blends vulnerability with distorted bass & blown-out drums on “B A D I D E A”—a sonically daring rock record on self-destruction.

Kumo 99

1 concert

Kumo 99 is a Los Angeles-based duo, Ami Komai and Nate Donmoyer, formed in 2020. They craft visceral electronic dance music infused with a punk spirit, blending jungle and drum n bass breaks. Komai's Japanese vocals over Donmoyer's explosive productions, influenced by his work with artists like The Weeknd, define their unique, "apocalypse-adjacent" sound. Albums include "PULL!", "Headplate", and "Body N. Will", featuring tracks like "Eyesore" and "Dopamine Chaser". They are recognized for their energetic performances.

julie

3 concerts

julie is a Los Angeles-based rock band from Orange County, California, known for their shoegaze, noise rock, and grunge sound. Comprised of Keyan Pourzand, Dillon Lee, and Alexandria Elizabeth, they gained recognition with singles like "flutter" and their 2021 EP "Pushing Daisies". Their debut album, "My Anti-Aircraft Friend," released in 2024, showcases their distinctive "wall of sound" and in-house artistic vision. The Guardian named them "One to Watch."

Jane Remover

19 concerts

Jane Remover is an American musician from New Jersey, known for evolving from digicore and hyperpop to shoegaze, indie rock, and EDM. They debuted with the 2021 album Frailty and released their third studio album, Revengeseekerz, in 2025, along with the EP ♡. Remover also explores an indie rock sound as Venturing and pioneered the "dariacore" microgenre as Leroy. They continue to release new music and are currently touring.

Pain of Truth

1 concert

Pain of Truth is a hardcore band from Long Island, New York, formed in 2020. They are known for their intense East Coast sound, blending tough guy hardcore, beatdown, and metalcore with roaring guitars and blast-furnace vocals. Their discography includes the album "Not Through Blood" and the "Coast to Coast Split" EP with Sunami. Popular songs include "Actin' Up" and "The Enemy." They are recognized for extensive collaborations with notable hardcore musicians.

Gouge Away

3 concerts

South Florida hardcore/noise punk band Gouge Away: raw, urgent, introspective. Albums “, Dies” and “Burnt Sugar” (Deathwish Inc.); toured with Ceremony, Touche Amore.

Glassjaw

2 concerts

Glassjaw, from Hempstead, New York, formed in 1993, is an influential post-hardcore band. Known for intense live shows and Daryl Palumbo's dynamic vocals, they blend screams and melody with turbulent riffs. Albums like "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence" (2000) and "Worship and Tribute" (2002) feature popular songs such as "Siberian Kiss" and "Ape Dos Mil." They released "Material Control" in 2017.

Slowdive

2 concerts

Slowdive: English shoegaze legends with reverb-drenched guitars and dreamy psychedelia, blending 80s electronics + John Cale-like journeys; influential, with a landmark self-titled LP.

Maruja

5 concerts

Maruja, known for their break-beat-punk, harsh noise, and cosmic jazz fusion, gained acclaim with tracks like "The Invisible Man" and "One Hand Behind The Devil." Their debut EP "Knocknarea" was highly rated by critics, earning praise from BBC Radio and Anthony Fantano. The band's electrifying live shows have sold out venues across Europe, building their reputation as an exciting emerging act.

Long Goodbye

3 concerts

Long Goodbye, a UK metalcore band, emerged from acts like Bloodfury, forging an aggressive, scathing style. Known for their unique sound blending On Broken Wings and Norma Jean, their releases include the EP "to reconcile with death for the sake of a beautiful ending" and singles like "fix the memory" and "i used to dream of drowning". They stand as a compelling force in UK 'core music.

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