We Know John live at The Gunners

We Know John

We Know John is a six-piece band that originates from the vibrant music scene of Southampton. Their music is a captivating fusion of pop punk and punchy brass; seamlessly blending the nostalgia of classic pop punk with the energy of the modern era and blasting horns. Their signature sound highlights infectious horn lines, catchy melodies, and harmonious vocals that come together to create an upbeat, party-like atmosphere you won't want to miss.

Rien du Sol

Crying on the dance floor 🪩 Inspired by electronic music and alternative rock, Rien du Sol has been evolving its sound over the past 6 years, shaped by the influences of the new lineup debuting for the first time in London this year. What remains unchanged is the drive to channel raw emotion into sound through thunderous riffs, haunting melodies, and electrifying synths.

Felix Hill

Felix Hill is a 23-year-old artist from Bolton in the North-West of England. 'Hill lines up the field-filling, every person-pleasing mega-indie-dancefloor-filling charms of the likes of Arctic Monkeys and Sam Fender to move bodies and stir souls' (Click Roll Boom magazine). His single Swim Deep was XS Manchester’s Record of the Week, whilst Safe and Sound was played live on BBC Radio Manchester, alongside an interview. ITV used his song Down by the Races in their Royal Ascot races coverage. Felix sold out his Manchester headline show in forty-eight hours, resulting in a string of headline dates across the country in 2024. He played at Manchester's ‘Beyond The Music’ festival, further establishing his northern routes with Jim Salveson of XS Manchester referring to him as 'Manchester's very own Sam Fender'. Felix has gigged with his live band across the country. He has regularly performed in Manchester, including venues such as Manchester Academy 3. Felix supported Toby Sebastian at the Deaf Institute and more* in London at the Windmill Brixton. He performed at a Live Nation showcase at the Old Blue Last and supported THE GOA EXPRESS in Liverpool. Felix supported Seb Lowe in April at three sold-out shows at Brudenell Social Club in Leeds, the O2 Institute 3 in Birmingham and Bristol's Thekla. Felix and his band played at the AO Arena sponsored Mews Festival this summer. His new single. ‘Save the Tears for Later’, written and recorded with talented writer and Liam Gallagher’s drummer Dan McDougall, was played twice on BBC Introducing Manchester.