Core. Presents: Militarie Gun

Edinburgh

The Caves

Describing J’cuuzi as a band is at the very least inaccurate, or worse: incorrect. While they deliver electrifying, borderline acrobatic live performances of high octane, glitchy songs that modulate between serrated post punk guitar and pulsing electro beats, there is a shocking theatricality to them that the word “band” lacks the range to capture. The members wear handmade couture, with bulbous anime-esque proportions and insectile features sewn into drag silhouettes. They often perform while stacked on top of each other, or hoisted over each other’s heads. Their stage is set like a cheap studio apartment: a spinning blue egg chair and a stack of guitar amps sit on either side of a bedazzled ironing board, from which a spinning disco ball hangs. Since their inception in February 2024, J’cuuzi’s ferocity has earned them opening slots for acts like Viagra Boys, Stereolab, Tune-Yards, Shannon and the Clams, Upchuck, Snooper, and Warmduscher; and landed them on the cover of The Austin Chronicle, as KUTX’s Artist Of The Month, and with nominations for “Best New Act”, “Best Music Video”, and “Best Rock Band” in the Austin Music Awards. In July 2025 the group self-released their debut EP SLUDGEcontent, along with a drone-shot music video featuring the lead single performed live from the back of a moving box truck.&nbsp; Whether you call them a band, a performance art troupe, or a fashion house; J’cuuzi has set a pace of expansion and experimentation that proves theirs is an act worth watching.

J'cuuzi

Glasgow

The Hug and Pint

Endless Summer: T-A + The Drive

Boys Like Girls

O2 Academy

Imagine three 70-year-old pub locals getting together in a garden shed, taking ecstasy, and unleashing their deepest personal truths into a karaoke machine. You’ve just pictured The Northern Boys. Comprising of Norman Pain, Patrick Karneigh junior, and their mate Kevin, the British trio took the internet by storm last year with their debut single ‘Party Time’. But, that was only the beginning. This year they plan to ‘take over the world’ with their hard hitting disco sound and intriguingly honest lyricism.

The Northern Boys

La Belle Angele

Room 2

Imagine Lennon

For his 13th birthday in 2005, Chuck Strangers was gifted Akai’s MPC2000, a bulky workstation immortalized by the likes of J Dilla, Kanye West, and DJ Shadow. Audio interfaces didn’t cost $100 the way they do now, and so, like any other adolescent (1) obsessed with music and (2) lacking the riches of favorite musicians, he programmed countless beats onto the machine in his free time, with zero idea how to actually get them out. It would be four years until a friend of his finally introduced him to FL Studio, but those four years — of creation, and a lot of it, purely for creation’s sake — remain indicative of a love for hip-hop that, though fairly tested, has never wavered. As time has created increasing room for overnight sensations and superstardom-via-paid-promotion, his relationship with his art has remained process-oriented, married to both lofty highs and inevitable lows.&nbsp;

Chuck Strangers

Kasabian

OVO Hydro

The Felice Brothers

Queens Hall Edinburgh

Don&#39;t miss the UK leg of The Whiskey Brothers&#39; first-ever World Tour, &quot;Dust Road Tour&quot; at Edinburgh&#39;s legendary venue, The Voodoo Rooms. Known for their raw, high-energy folk-rock with just two acoustic guitars, a kick drum, and massive vocal harmonies, this Derbyshire duo consistently go viral on TikTok and Instagram, captivating a global fanbase. Don&#39;t miss their electrifying live show, mixing covers like &quot;Come Together&quot; with unique original music, at this iconic venue.

The Whiskey Brothers

The Voodoo Rooms - The Ballroom

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