Battle of the Bands at The Victoria!

Who will take the crown?!

Get ready for an electrifying night of live music as Battle of the Bands takes over The Victoria. Local acts will go head-to-head, bringing their best performances in a bid to claim the top spot.

When purchasing your ticket, make sure to select which band you're supporting as your vote counts. Two winners will emerge from the competition:

• One band will win based on the crowd size rallying behind them
• Another will be chosen by an independent judge, based on musicality and performance

Come down, cheer for your favourites, and witness a night packed with raw talent and unforgettable performances!

Lucéith

We're a metal pop-punk fusion band from the West Midlands bringing raw, real, emotionally vulnerable songs about trauma, healing & recovery, fuelled by rage, screamy vocals & shredding guitars.

James Percival

James Percival is an alternative jazz rock trio led by the frontman James Percival himself. They are a group of mates, two-thirds Cornish, one-third from Lincoln, that united over a common desire to push boundaries and experiment. Their sound is heavily inspired by the likes of Muse, Radiohead and Tigran Hamasyan. They deliver unique sets that range from psychedelic to understated and minimal. Always seeking to be at the top of their game, these musicians are incredible performers and are sure to provide some unforgettable entertainment. With a debut album and recent EP, Curtains Closed, already out there in the ether, the foundations are set for many years of experimental rocking and gigging.

Tom South & The Lifeline

Indie rock band from Worcestershire, UK, led by award-winning singer-songwriter Tom South. Known for an explosive guitar-driven sound, this is rock with soul, energy, and a touch of vulnerability. For fans of The Luka State, Nothing But Thieves, Extreme.

Sweaty Wednesday

Sweaty Wednesday is an indie artist and hair catastrophe from Birmingham. His goofy-with-substance indie bops have been featured on BBC Introducing West Midlands and international radio. Supported by his excellent four-piece band, Sweaty’s shows veer from raucous punky energy to intimate hilarity, leaving audiences with truly unforgettable moments. Also there's Fuitellas.