O2 Academy Leeds

Over-14s show. Pete Doherty brings his appropriately-named indie band back to Scotland.

The American singer, skateboarder, and member of the Jackass team performs punk-rock originals and covers with his backing band.

The duo of Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe from London performs its electro house, UK garage and big beat hits and promotes the album Music.

Dark indie-pop and electronica by the London-based band, led by vocalist and songwriter Dan Smith.

Hard rock by the Los Angeles-based band formed mainly of ex-members of Thin Lizzy.

Cashing in on the success of The Big Reunion, the boy band hop off on tour to promote their latest album.

The American four-piece performs lively and upbeat pop-punk and alternative rock songs.

The 1970s love god and his chicks present a disco tribute, complete with Peter Polyester Award for the saddest dresser in town and instruction in the New York Hustle. Not suitable for under 18s.

Pop-rock by the five-piece band from Oxford.

The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist performs acoustic indie folk and soft rock, including her version of The Power Of Love from John Lewis's Christmas advert.

The group from Los Angeles, California, reforms to play its alternative hip hop hits.

The rapper and songwriter from Compton, California performs hip hop and gangsta rap from the album Good Kid, m.A.A.d City.

One of the original Goth bands from the 1980s reform with original members Wayne Hussey, Craig Adams and Simon Hinkler.

Classic agit-rock with punky overtones played with conviction and intensity by Justin Sullivan and colleagues.

Resident DJs spin indie, electro, rock and pop.

The band performs mod and rock covers from the films soundtrack after a screening of the cult classic.

Dance music, hip hop and grime by the chart-topping four-piece outfit from London.

York indie rockers on a Greatest Hits Live tour.

Indie-rock by the five-piece band who originate from York.

Resident DJs play dance and house.

The Britpop quintet have come a long way since releasing their first single The Drowners, with their 1993 eponymous debut album becoming the fastest selling first album in UK history and subsequently winning a Mercury Music Prize. Throughout the various changes in line-up founding member, guitarist, vocalist and lyricist…

Comedy rock (that is actually funny) from Jack Black and Kyle Gass.

The London-based singer-songwriter and pianist plays light and uplifting indie-pop.

The band from Los Angeles, California, performs alternative rock and indie-rock with dream pop elements.

The Wedding Present was originally formed in 1985 by vocalist and lead guitarist David Gedge. The line-up has changed over the years but these days Gedge is joined on stage by Simon Cleave, Terry de Castro and Graeme Ramsay. Their debut single Go Out And Get Em' Boy was released on a small scale, with only 500 copies…

Singer and guitarist Ginger and his Newcastle-based band reform to play its hard rock and punk-rock hits including Sick Of Drugs and Stormy In The North, Karma In The South.

Grime and hip hop from the London-based MC and producer to promote his album The Ascent.