Palace - The Mash House

London based indie quartet, Palace, will play Edinburgh's Mash House on the 8th of April. Although some aspects of their music comes across as unoriginal and boring, overall their album, So Long Forever is impressive and interesting and I think their live show will be even more so.

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Here's a link to buy tickets - Palace tickets

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British Sea Power - Liquid Rooms

Indie band, British Sea Power are based in Brighton and have supported some big names including The Flaming Lips. In a very short time they've become a very notable band in Britain and have been hailed one of the best live bands right now so grab your tickets and go experience them for yourself.

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Here's a link to buy tickets - British Sea Power

The Academic - The Mash House

If you like the Circa Waves, go and see The Academic. A quartet based in Ireland, they've supported big names such as The Pixies and have played festivals such as Benicassim. They are definitely the indie band to watch right now, so catch them live in an intimate venue while you still can.

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Here's a link to buy tickets - The Academic tickets

Spectres - Sneaky Pete's

Similar to Radiohead and Nirvana, Spectres create a rich tapestry of deep and meaningful sounds. These guys are sure to make you reconsider what modern music is. Definitely, one to see live.

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Here's a link to buy tickets - Spectres tickets

Honeyblood - Liquid Rooms

Edgy and grunge, two piece band Honeyblood are a modern version of the Runaways. They're a good example of Lester Bangs definition of rock 'n' roll, anything that makes you feel alive and this band do that brilliantly. I'm sure they'll put on a fun and electrifying show.

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Here's a link to buy tickets - Honeyblood tickets