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Trash Boat closed out their UK headline tour with a packed night at The Underworld in Camden, underlining why they’ve become such a staple of the UK alternative scene. Known for their high-energy shows, the finale had everything going for it: a full house, crowd surfers, mosh pits, and a set that leaned into their harder edge while still carrying the hooks fans have come to expect. The intimate venue gave the performance a close-quarters intensity that suited the band’s reputation for throwing everything into their live shows.
Every year, a handful of artists break through the festival season with sets that spark conversations long after the fields empty. Some are already on the rise, others are just getting started, but all have shown why they deserve a spot on your radar. Here are five acts that caught attention across the UK this summer - and where you can see them next.
We learn everything from failure and nothing from success. When I first heard these words, it changed my outlook on everything. Suddenly I realised that growth really does take place outside of comfort..

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High Regard brought their unrelenting hardcore energy to The Underworld in Camden as part of their latest run of shows. The night captured exactly what the band have become known for: raw intensity, a crowd that was fully involved from the first note, and a set that never once took its foot off the gas. With heavy breakdowns, driving riffs and a commanding presence from vocalist Jacob McLean, the room was alive with movement — from stage-divers to circle pits — giving the performance the kind of chaotic edge that defines hardcore at its best.