Hurry

Hurry is an indie rock band from Philadelphia led by songwriter Matt Scottoline, known for their jangly, melodic take on power pop. The band has released a steady run of records on Lame-O Records - with their new album "Zoned Out" being released on July 15th of this year - each sharpening their mix of fuzzy Teenage Fanclub-esque guitars, hooky melodies, and introspective lyrics rooted in classic alternative and college rock. The new album features a guest vocal from Gerard Love (ex-TFC) and they have shared stages with the likes of Nada Surf, Tigers Jaw & Cloud Nothings.

U.S. Highball

U.S. Highball is a Glasgow based two-piece jangle-pop band, signed to Lame-O Records. They have released four albums, with their fifth - "God Save the Kelvin Wheelies" - out May 15th. They have performed at Glas-Goes Pop, Madrid Popfest, in Paris for Paris Popfest and shared stages with the likes of Jeffry Lewis, Slaughter Beach Dog, The Orchids, Chime School & Trace Mountains.

Music City

Irish born-London based Music City are the brainchild of Conor Lumsden, the drummer, singer and songwriter in Dublin favourites The Number Ones, and Welcome to Music City is a debut record that’s been quite sometime in the making, after the lead single ‘Pretty Feelings’ first saw the light of day back in 2018.

It was recorded largely in Dublin at Sonic Studios with Daniel Fox on the desk, with bits also done in London and New York, and it’s a record that doesn’t sound like that it has tied itself to any one location. Live-wise, they’ve already played alongside the likes of Parquet Courts and The Lemon Twigs, which will give you a general idea of where they are coming from on the big pop sound scale.