"One of the most exciting new acts in ages" - Dork Magazine
Welly crafts witty snapshots of British life through a vibrant blend of indie-disco, punk, and DIY electronics. From tales of high street adventures to lads-on-tour anthems, this former greengrocer and his school-mates are reconnecting grassroots storytelling with mainstream appeal.
Singles like 'Shopping' and 'Soak Up The Culture' showcase their ability to both celebrate and satirize modern British life, drawing comparisons to Pulp's arch observations and Girls Aloud's left-field pop sensibilities. Their latest single 'Deere John' continues this tradition of suburban storytelling with a twist.
Expect an evening of energetic indie anthems that paint a "Where's Wally of suburban England" (NME). With sold-out shows and growing radio support, Welly demonstrates why they're becoming one of Britain's most compelling new voices.
With support from:
Sombre:
Rough-housing for the gentle. Pub rock for the faint-hearted. Sombre sit comfortably in the groove between 'B-52s'-esque Bedroom Pop and 'Bill Callahan'-tinged Indie. Finely tuned, squeaky clean and will hook you straight in the jaw.
Prismatic State:
Largely inspired by fellow South-west acts such as Massive Attack and Smith & mighty, Prismatic State aim to bring a fresh mix of triphop/dub/soul to the Falmouth scene.
