Ocean Colour Scene with White Lies, Cammy Barnes, and more

Ocean Colour Scene, formed in 1990 in Birmingham, mixed clever pop tunes with '60s rock vibes. Known for hits like "The Riverboat Song," they achieved success with albums like 1996's triple-platinum Moseley Shoals. Collaborated with Paul Weller and toured with Oasis, they kept British rock-fire alive post-Britpop into the 2020s.

White Lies, a cult guitar band since 2008, is known for their hits from albums like 'To Lose My Life' (UK #1), 'Ritual', 'Big TV', 'Friends', and 'Five'. Their style mixes rock, electro-pop, and funk.

Born in the Kingdom of Fife, Scotland, Cammy Barnes is a singer/songwriter with UK Top 20 singles and #1 spots on iTunes. He has supported Tom Walker and James Arthur and was a semi-finalist on Britain's Got Talent. Known for his energetic shows, he's performed at the Edinburgh Military Tattoo and will headline TRNSMT's River Stage.

The Fratellis, formed in Glasgow and known for their melodic indie rock, gained fame with hits like "Chelsea Dagger" and "Whistle for the Choir." Their debut album, Costello Music, peaked at number two in the U.K., earning them a BRIT Award. They've collaborated with producer Tony Hoffer and released several successful albums, including Here We Stand and Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied. "Chelsea Dagger" is also linked to the Chicago Blackhawks as their unofficial theme.