Sheela are a grunge punk band based and formed in Belfast. Having met at the Oh Yeah Centre, the group have taken major stylistic influences from bands such as Hole, Le Tigre, PJ Harvey, and Veruca Salt. Sheela have grown over the year and grasped a heavy punk sound to create their own original music, releasing their debut single ‘Anarchy in Versailles’ in October 2024. They support Stout Talk at The Union Bar at Queens University Student Union in Belfast on 28 March 2025
Monday’s Child are an alternative rock band consisting of the McKay sisters Jen (vocals), Lauren (guitar), and Clara (bass), alongside their friend Caitlin Lenfestey (drums). Growing up in a musical household, their sound blends grungy, upbeat rock anthems with moody, ethereal pieces. Major influences on the band include The Breeders, Queens of the Stone Age, Hole, Jeff Buckley and Alice in Chains. They secured airplay courtesy of BBC Radio Ulster and RTE 2FM and with recording sessions booked towards the end of 2024. They play the Off Axis x Un-Convention showcase at Output and support Foreign Mornings at Oh Yeah Music Centre on Friday 15 November 2024 part of Sound of Belfast festival
ODDO’s GAZE are an alternative pop/rock quartet from Newcastle upon Tyne. They’ve sold out hometown shows and played festivals across the UK. They headline Little Buildings in Newcastle on Wednesday 23 October 2024 plus support from Belfast trio Foreign Mornings, London troubadour Ned Ashcroft and Nottingham native Keane Baldwin