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THE STREETLIGHTS
Manchester • Indie / Alternative Rock
The Streetlights are a Manchester indie-rock band combining gritty guitars, driving rhythms and big, direct choruses.
With an energetic live show at the centre of the band, The Streetlights have been building their presence across Manchester’s independent music scene, including a recent performance at Gorilla Manchester with Venture Concerts.
Taking a hands-on, DIY approach to everything from recording and creative direction to promotion and live events, The Streetlights are now focused on taking their music to bigger audiences, venues and stages across the UK, whilst preparing for thier next single “Lullaby”.
Gritty guitars. Driving drums. Big choruses.
Genre: Alternative / Indie Rock
For RIYL: Catfish and the Bottlemen, Overpass, The Killers, Kasabian, The Royston Club, The Snuts, The Ks
Press / Booking / Management: streetlightsmanchester@gmail.com
Socials: @thestreetlightshq
LATEST RELEASE — “COMING GOOD”
Released July 2026
Fast-paced drums, gritty guitar riffs and an anthemic chorus drive “Coming Good” — a track about wasting time, feeling stuck and questioning whether things are ever going to fall into place.
Notable Features:
Steve Lamacq - BBC Radio 6 (17/08/26)
The Unsigned Guide - Spotlight
Amazing Radio - Huge Indie Rock Hit Playlist
Manchester United - Matchday Playlist
Upcoming Shows:
Sep 27 - Manchester - Sworn Afflecks - Acoustic (Venture Concerts)
Oct 01 - Manchester - Peer Hat - Support (Venture Concerts)
Nov 13 - Manchester - Alt Arcade - (Venture Concerts)
Nov 14 - Sheffield - Arundel Emporium - Support (Venture Concerts)
Nov 20 - Leeds - TBC - Support (Venture Concerts)
Dec 11 - Manchester - Deaf Institute Lodge - Headline (Venture Concerts)
Recent Shows:
Jun 12 - Manchester - Off The Square - Headline
August 22 - Manchester - Gorilla - Support
LIVE DATES
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The Streetlights demonstrate that indie rock can be explosively energetic and emotionally nuanced, crafting a track that is as exhilarating as it is thoughtful. From the high-octane instrumentation to the reflective lyricism, the song captures the tension and release of living in an uncertain world, offering listeners a sonic escape and a moment of introspection. As a debut statement, it positions The Streetlights as a band capable of channelling existential unease into exhilarating art, creating music that resonates with the heart and the adrenaline of their audience.”
— Hit Harmony Haven