Rising indie band set for intimate Doncaster date
The band will bring their energetic live show to South Yorkshire
A rising indie band are set for an intimate Doncaster show next month.
Manchester indie rockers The Rolling People are heading to The Imperial in Mexborough on Friday 6 November, bringing their energetic live show to South Yorkshire alongside special guests Florentenes and The Kellows.
The Rolling People are quickly establishing themselves as one of the exciting emerging names on the UK indie music scene.
Having shared stages with established acts including Embrace, The K’s and Corella, the band have been building a growing following through their energetic performances and guitar-driven sound.
The upcoming Mexborough show offers local music fans the opportunity to catch the band in an intimate 250-capacity venue as they continue to develop their reputation on the national live music circuit.
Joining them on the night will be fellow rising indie outfit Florentenes and The Kellows, making it a three-band lineup showcasing some of the emerging talent within the UK guitar music scene.
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The event is being promoted by Established Sounds, an independent Yorkshire-based live music promotion and artist management company committed to supporting grassroots venues and bringing exciting live music to audiences across the region.
Andy O’Grady, co-founder of Established Sounds and Festival Director of DonnyFest, said: “We’re really excited to be bringing The Rolling People to Mexborough.
“They’re a band with a lot of potential and exactly the sort of act we want to be bringing into venues like The Imperial.
“Grassroots venues play such an important role in the music industry, and it’s fantastic that we can bring three quality bands together for just £12 a ticket.
“Doncaster and the surrounding areas have a brilliant appetite for live music, and we’re keen to continue developing that by bringing more emerging national touring artists into local venues.
“These are the sorts of gigs where you get the chance to see a band up close before they move on to much bigger stages.”
With a limited capacity of just 250, the show promises an intimate atmosphere and an opportunity for local audiences to discover some of the next generation of British indie talent.
Tickets are available through Live Near Me at www.livenearme.co.uk.