King Tut's Wah Wah Hut

Therapy? frontman goes solo and unplugged.

Garage blues trio from Glasgow.

Classy, credible finalist from the first series of The Voice with a sophisticated pop sound.

Mean, musclebound Nashville singer-songwriter giving alt.country a punkabilly makeover.

New indie electro band from London featuring Athlete bassist Carey Willetts.

Young string quartet who have collaborated with the likes of Emeli Sande and Echo & the Bunnymen.

Californian alt.rockers best known for their mid-80s slacker anthem 'Take the Skinheads Bowling'.

Alt.rock and metal from Glasgow quintet The Detours.

Grunge rockers hailing from Leeds.

Rhythm'n'blues veterans from the 70s, whose unhinged sound inspired the early punk acts, but who now have the dubious honour of no longer featuring any original members.

Over-14s show. Former lead singer of complaint rockers Live.

London folk pop five-piece.

Local rock band.

Glasgow multi-instrumentalist plays tracks from his album The Boy Who Had Everything.

Bluesy indie rock from Bath-based fraternal trio.

Alt.rock quintet from Doncaster.

Electro-pop media darlings du jour plus support.

Sunderland five-piece who have been described as 'JoBoxers meets Josef K.'

Solo show from the former Squeeze frontman.

London six-piece with effortless melodic style and a dash of English pastoral whimsy.

Reformed Scottish rockers, who gave it some old school muscle in the early 90s.

Young rootsy four-piece from Louisville, Kentucky.

Self-styled baroque pop multi-instrumentalist from the Netherlands. Like Jake Bugg, only with more effects.

London-based rock'n'rollers who are 'here to save your soul'.

Indie pop four-piece from Uddingston.

Indie pop/rockers from Saltcoats.

LA five-piece post-hardcore prog group.

London-based indie contenders fronted by Tarik Badwan, brother of Horrors frontman Faris.

Indie folk incarnation of LA-based musician Ben Schneider, paying tribute to his Michigan roots with the Lord Huron moniker.

X Factor singer-songwriter with a light, observational style.

Over-14s show. Chicago rock quartet fronted by twin brothers Nathan and Matthew Leone who kick-started their band with money they won appearing on 'The Fear Factor', the crazy cats.

Alt.rockers formerly known as Francesqua.

Manchester indie band with attitude.

Scottish/Swedish folk singer who does a spot of modelling on the side.

Kilmarnock pop/rock quartet.

Hardcore band who say: 'We are Palm Reader. We play loud. We play heavy. We play hard. We play fast.' Nuff said.

Echo & the Bunnymen guitarist Will Sergeant teams up with his former bandmate Les Pattinson on bass in this new instrumental group.

Epic indie rock from Revere.

US rock quartet mixing punk, hardcore and poetic emotion.

Kirk Brandon's mob, refusing to give up the ghost, despite only having one minor hit 20 years ago. Muscles bulge, veins pop, fists are clenched, rabbles are roused.

Over-14s show. Pop-punk quintet from Arizona.

New Orleans-based musician who originally hails from Scotland and was runner-up on the US version of The Voice.

Over-14s show. Pop-punk quintet from Sydney.

Progressive metal quintet co-headline with epic Finnish rockers.

Cult, eccentric indie favourites from the 90s, fronted by the non-tiny 'Tiny' Wood.

The Dundonian indie scamps play new material from their new album Cheeky for a Reason.

Indie rockers from Jackson, Mississippi, with some southern rock style.