Electric Ballroom

Soul and electro by the Brighton-based singer.

Classic hard and blues-rock by the five-piece band who originate from County Down.

The band from Pittsburgh plays politically-orientated punk-rock.

The indie-rock and metal quartet from America perform songs from their album, Blue Record.

Psychedelic rock by the band who come from Austin, Texas.

Classic heavy rock with a twist of punk by the five-piece band who come from Sheffield.

The five-piece from Boise, Idaho, performs lively indie-rock with elements of blues and folk.

The classic rock revivalists return from the wilderness.

Deathcore from the New York-based outfit.

Deathcore from the New York-based outfit as they headline The Impericon Never Say Die! tour.

Electronica by the Bristol-formed duo of Andrew Hung and Benjamin John Power.

The Bridgend-formed five-piece plays post-hardcore and melodic emo hardcore to promote the album Conduit.

Alternative and theatrical rock by the Swedish band.

Resident DJs supply goth, industrial, EBM, glam, rock, metal and black metal.

The Cardiff-based five-piece plays pop-punk and powerpop.

Over-14s show. Ramones drummer pays tribute to his seminal punk band, with professional party animal Andrew WK on vocals.

Hardcore and noise-rock by the band who come from Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Disco and pop from DJ John Osbourne and Paul C in the main room, while DJ Milo plays party anthems in room two.

DJs Adam Lightspeed and Sleazy H play alternative rock and metal in the main room, with classic rock and old skool metal in room two.

The American five-piece, fronted by singer Johnny Solinger, plays glam-style heavy metal and hard rock.

The veteran American five-piece performs a mix of crossover thrash metal, hardcore punk and funk metal to promote the album 13.

Hardcore and emo by the New York-based band, now reconstituted.

The five-piece collective from Sydney, Australia performs punk-pop and lively alternative rock in support of What Are You So Scared Of?.

The veteran three-piece from Sunderland performs its punk-rock and New Wave hits, including the satirical Oi!-cover Nellie The Elephant.

Alternative and psychedelic rock from the band with members from new Zealand and America promotes the album II.

The London-based, New Zealand-born singer-songwriter, musician and producer performs a mixture of rock'n'roll, alternative hip hop and indie-pop and in support of the album Yeah Yeah.