Better Lovers is a metalcore supergroup featuring former members of The Dillinger Escape Plan, Every Time I Die, and Fit for an Autopsy. Known for their chaotic, high-energy sound, they fuse technical precision with raw aggression. Their formation generated significant buzz in the heavy music scene, promising a fresh yet familiar take on metalcore.

River of Light transforms Liverpool’s waterfront into a stunning outdoor gallery, featuring large-scale light and sound installations from local, national, and international artists. This free annual event creates a vibrant nighttime trail along the Mersey, with immersive displays designed to captivate visitors of all ages. Each year brings new themes and artworks, offering a unique blend of creativity, culture, and spectacle.

The Enemy is an indie rock trio from England that was formed in 2006. After a six-year hiatus, they reunited in 2022 to celebrate the 15-year anniversary of their chart-topping debut album We'll Live And Die In These Towns. Their most popular singles include "Away From Here," "Had Enough" and "No Time for Tears."

Suzanne Vega is a folk singer, musician, and record producer who has released four Top 40 singles in her forty-year career span. With albums like Days of Open Hand and Beauty & Crime, she has won several Grammy, VMA and Peabody awards.

Somebody's Child is the stage name of Irish musician, Cian Godfrey. His style blends elements of indie rock, alternative, and pop, creating a unique sound that is both introspective and catchy. Somebody's Child gained attention with his debut single "Make You Alright" in 2018, followed by the release of his debut EP, 20-Something, in 2020.

Formed in 2003, A Wilhelm Scream or AWS is a melodic hardcore band from Massachusetts. Also known as Smackin' Isaiah and Koen, the band has created popular singles like "Boat Builders," "The King Is Dead" and "The Last Laugh," each of which has millions of streams online.

The English songwriter and musician, Justin Hayward, is the lead vocalist and guitarist of the rock band, The Moody Blues. In addition to writing several singles for the band, he also has a successful solo career with charting singles like “Blue Guitar” and “Forever Autumn.”

The Australian-American stand-up comedian, Jim Jefferies, has created, written, and starred in the FX sitcom, “Legit,” and the Comedy Central late night show, “The Jim Jefferies Show.” He also appeared in movies including, “Punching Henry.”

Peter Hook and the Light is a post-punk band led by Peter Hook, the legendary bassist of Joy Division and New Order. The band performs classic tracks from both iconic groups, bringing their influential music to new audiences. With Hook’s distinctive basslines and nostalgic setlists, their performances are a must-see for fans of post-punk history.

James Marriott, a UK-based YouTuber and musician, has gained a following for his commentary videos and his indie music. His musical endeavors, including his EP "No Left Brain," reveal his talent for introspective songwriting and a unique indie sound, complementing his online presence.

Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers established Wet Leg, a British indie band from the Isle of Wight. Teasdale and Chambers met at Isle of Wight College. After ten years of friendship, they formed Wet Leg, a musical duo that signed with Domino Recording Company in 2019.

Heaven 17 is a new wave and synth-pop band from England formed in 1980. Mostly a trio, it has created popular singles like "Temptation," "Let Me Go" and "(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang." They peaked in popularity during the early '80s when their debut album Penthouse And Pavement peaked at the number 14 spot.