Super Market at Night and Day

Name: Super Market
Start: 1970-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Night and Day

+ Funeralcare + Nat Dempsey

1st January 1970 at 00:00

Super Market

Super Market: the self-described “one-stop shop for all your music needs”. Business tycoons Josh Super and Jack Market seek to monopolise the music industry through their own brand of alt-pop, featuring infectious rhythms, addictive riffs and a robust approach to stock rotation.

After a chance meeting at a Salford business conference, the pair joined forces to create debut EP ‘Shopping List’, released in May 2025. Driving retail and distribution growth with their own blend of post-dot-com-bubble-pop, the business-chic revivalist, economy-punk duo are serious boys on serious business.

This is high-living in retail hell. A next day delivery of high-street hedonism. Super Market want you to dance. They want you to get messy. They want you to sweat your way through your rented Moss Bros suit. Join these budding businessmen on a journey through the aisles with Britain’s second-best shopping-themed band.

Funeralcare

Genre bending five piece Manchester band Funeralcare are writing and performing the soundtrack to their quarter life crisis. Influenced by a myriad of 2000s and modern alt pop influences, their sound refused to be boxed in. Following the release of their debut EP ‘Marathon’, expect high energy trip hop, 90s esque dark guitar melodies and everything in between, paired with soulful vocals that fuse together to create the quintessential sound that is unique to them.”

Nat Dempsey

y blending rural acoustic sensibilities with urban indie rock grit, Nat Dempsey expresses both sides of his lived experience through powerhouse songwriting and performance; a duality of sounds that only a Lake District native living in Manchester can convey. Nat’s heartfelt, introspective and occasionally fiery catalogue has earned the praise of BBC Introducing in Cumbria & Lancashire, Future Hits Radio, Tempo Magazine and many more as well his honed experience as a live outfit; from playing the West Cumbria pub scene as a teenager to Kendal Calling’s Roots Stage in 2024, he knows how to rile up a crowd into both dancing and ruminating by the end of his set.