Yesterdays + Astro Lloyd + Hustaket

YESTERDAZE

Some bands play gigs.

Yesterdaze go on the attack.

With an explosive mix of raw intensity, heavy riffs, singalongs, chaos and pure euphoria, Yesterdaze have quickly become one of Norway’s most exciting new rock bands.

This isn’t just a band you listen to. It’s a band you feel in your chest. The band are a potent mix of The Hives, Queens of the Stone Age and Muse. Their devil-may-care energy hits you like a sledgehammer. Yesterdaze have created a sound all their own: melodic, brutal, unpredictable and insanely catchy.

And live? They’re simply in a league of their own.

Their gigs have already achieved cult status for their combination of stage dives, singalongs, mosh pits and utterly controlled chaos. And yes, they also have their own legendary “waltz pit”, where the audience waltz before everything explodes back into all-out rock warfare.

It sounds completely ridiculous. It works unbelievably well.

ASTRO-LLOYD

We make loud music. Very loud music.

Astro-Lloyd are an alternative rock band from Malmö who blend big melodies, loud guitars and influences from indie, punk and classic rock.

With two albums under their belt and a third on the way, the band head into autumn with new songs, new gigs and roughly the same lack of self-preservation as usual.

On stage, it gets loud, energetic and probably a bit much. Just as it should be.

See you at the front. Or at the back. We’ll get there anyway.

HUSTAKET

Hustaket are driving drums, floating melodic lines and dreamy lyrics. Drawing on punk, blues and alternative rock, the Gothenburg band create their own punk-infused indie rock.

During their explosive gigs, the songs are given room to grow and come to life as they are twisted and stretched out, finally turning into pure energy.