PRINCES TO KINGS, SOUTH BY ZERO AND GUESTS

Princes to Kings are a band of two brothers from Hertfordshire who have developed their sound and passion for music, releasing their own material, written and produced themselves. The brothers have crafted a refreshing pop/singer songwriter sound. Taking influences from a variety of artists, old and new. The duo have performed at a variety of events. They have played festivals such as Pub In The Park, Geronimo Fest whilst also playing headline shows, including a recent performance at Camden Assembly. Recently the pair performed at The Crocodile in Seattle, where they were able to showcase their originals and meet some US fans. The boys featured on ‘Michael McIntyre’s Big Show’ as the Unexpected Stars Of The Show. The youngest member of the band, Zac, was a winner of BBC Young Composer 2020.

South By Zero  - formed in 2020 during their high school days.  SBZ released their debut EP 'Between These Walls,' a poignant exploration of teenage relationship struggles and the complexities of coming of age. In early 2023, they welcomed former solo artist Emma Halpin into their ranks. This addition proved to be a game-changer, as Emma seamlessly integrated with Matthew and George, contributing to a series of pop singles that captivated listeners throughout the year. Notably, their track 'What You Started' gained significant traction, earning multiple features on BBC Introducing Kent.

Looking ahead to 2024, SBZ is gearing up for a new chapter with the introduction of Aaron Shields on drums. The quartet is poised to continue their sonic journey, promising a cascade of hit singles, visually compelling music videos, and a series of electrifying gigs—all accomplished independently.

South by Zero is definitely one to watch out for…

The Height are a three piece indie rock band from Salford.   The band were formed in 2022 and released their first official debut single 'Nowhere' in December 2022.  Sjnce then, The Height have gone from strength to strength and their singles have received much critical acclaim and praise from high end radio and press.  John Denton, lead singer, was awarded the first ever Salford Foundation Trust Johnny Marr award -something that even seasoned musicians could only dream of!

Monday's Problem are an alternative young rock band from Manchester who are currently working on their debut single release.  The band have secured a support slot in Manchester Academy 3 in July and are sure to move on to bigger things quickly!