Adult Leisure at Night and Day

Name: Adult Leisure
Start: 1970-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Night and Day

+ Concrete Club + The Bad Wires Mae Grace

1st January 1970 at 00:00

Adult Leisure

Formed in 2020, Adult Leisure are a melodic alt-indie four-piece based in Bristol. The band have two critically acclaimed EP's under their belt; 2022's 'The Weekend Ritual' followed by 2023's 'Present State of Joy and Grief', both of which have been streamed over 120,000 times and championed by the likes of Wonderland Magazine, Under The Radar, The Telegraph, RTE and BBC Radio 1.

Their most recent singles 'Borderline' and 'Kiss Me Like You Miss Her' featured on both E4's Made In Chelsea and Radio 6's Indie Forever shows respectively.

Since their debut live show in 2022, the band have completed several UK tours and have shared the stage with the likes of The Twang, The Family Rain, Afflecks Palace and The Luka State and have played a variety of UK festivals. September 2024 saw Adult Leisure head to Europe for the first time to play Sweden's Live At Heart Festival.

Known for their infectious melodies, heartfelt lyricism, and dynamic stage presence, Adult Leisure continues to cement their place as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging bands.

Concrete Club

Concrete Club formed at the end of 2022 and haven’t slowed down since. They've completed a UK tour, headlined multiple sold-out shows, featured on BBC Introducing Manchester, and taken the stage at Manchester’s iconic Albert Hall and Gorilla, refining a live show that’s as energetic as it is unapologetically loud. Concrete Club blend elements of indie rock, pop, and funk, pushing beyond Manchester’s traditional sound while still tipping their hats to the city’s musical legacy. Their songs reimagine everyday life - gritty, hopeful, and full of fire, with lyrics that chase meaning in chaos and dreams through the mundane.

The Bad Wires

The Bad Wires are an upcoming 3 piece rock and roll band from Manchester, England. Their dirty, bluesy, guitar based tunes are heavily reminiscent of artists such as Jack White, The Black Keys and Queens of the Stone Age. While managing to stay quintessentially British in their lyrical and vocal attack, there’s also a cinematic edge to their numbers that they credit to artist like Lana Del Rey and Arctic Monkeys, making The Bad Wires a band to definitely look out for in the future.

Mae Grace

Mae Grace is a female-fronted post-punk five-piece based in Manchester. Their live performance consists of chaotic male instrumentalists surrounding a composed front woman, creating an empowering progressive experience. Drawing inspiration from bands like Fontaines D.C, Just Mustard and NewDad, Mae Grace fuse spoken word with haunting melodies and driving rhythms to deliver raw, emotionally charged soundscapes. Mae Grace have played renowned venues such as The Deaf Institute and are set to perform at Gathering Sounds Festival this summer alongside acts like Grandmas House and L’objectif. Their debut release is set for October, coinciding with their first headline show.