The Guest List

The Guest List has made waves in the rock and indie rock scenes with a collection of tracks that resonate with many fans. “Loose Tongue” stands out with its catchy hooks and relatable lyrics, making it a favorite among listeners. “Plasticine Heart” offers a different vibe, showcasing their ability to blend emotion with engaging melodies.

Other notable tracks include “Canada,” “161,” and “Mary,” each contributing to their unique sound. “She’s Not Around” and “Won't You Leave Me Alone” also capture attention, with themes that connect with everyday experiences. The acoustic version of “Borderline” brings a stripped-down feel, further highlighting their versatility. Their music, including “London” and “Steel Police,” sticks with you, offering a mix of energy and introspection that keeps fans coming back for more.

The Guest List has been active with a series of new releases that highlight their signature sound. Their latest single, "Weatherman (2025)," offers a catchy melody paired with thoughtful lyrics, showcasing their ability to blend rock and indie influences. Following this, "Mary (2025)" presents a more reflective tone, inviting listeners to engage with its narrative depth.

In addition to these singles, the band released "Plasticine Heart (2025)," which features a mix of rhythmic guitar and relatable themes. Their recent project, "Acoustic Sessions (2025)," strips down some of their tracks to a simpler format, allowing the essence of the songs to shine through. These recent works continue to reflect their evolving style while maintaining a connection to their roots in rock and indie rock.

The Guest List has made notable appearances at several key festivals and venues. Their performance at the Glastonbury Festival brought significant attention, showcasing their sound to a diverse audience. At Trnsmt Festival, they delivered a set that resonated well with festival-goers, strengthening their presence in the indie rock scene.

In smaller, more intimate settings, they have played at venues like King Tut's Wah Wah Hut and Brudenell Social Club. These locations allowed them to connect closely with fans, creating an engaging atmosphere. Their show at Camden Assembly was particularly memorable, drawing a solid crowd eager to experience their music live. The Bodega in Nottingham also welcomed them, adding to their growing list of performances in key spaces.

As they continue to tour, appearances at events like Neighbourhood Weekender keep them on the radar, drawing in new listeners and solidifying their place within the genre. Each performance contributes to their evolving reputation in the UK music landscape.