Bullet For My Valentine

Since their formation in 1998, Bullet For My Valentine have become one of the biggest bands in metal, selling over 3 million albums worldwide and scoring three gold albums, as well as defining British metalcore with their now classic debut, The Poison.

They cite their main objective as writing rock songs the way rock songs used to be written. Aspiring to a love of acts such as Iron Maiden and Metallica, and an equal hatred of indie-rock, the South-Wales group have enjoyed an upward curve perpetrating their own brand of anthemic rock ballads.

Pendulum established themselves as one of the most exciting live acts around, having played headline tours and festivals around the world since forming in 2002. The Pendulum sound evolved from drum 'n' bass origins to combine electronic beats and synthesisers with more traditional rock instruments.

The band expanded to to include members Ben Mount, Peredur ap Gwynedd and KJ Sawka and as a six piece they toured the world several times before taking a haitus in 2011. They returned in 2018 from a seven-year hiatus, launching their own label, Earstorm, and have since continued to release new music and tour across the globe again.