In October 2023, when British husband and wife artists Grace & Aaron Bond released their latest album ‘Aces Are High’, which they had recorded by the river in the depths of Suffolk, little did they know about the hurricane-strength surge of support that would carry them to become the first Independent Rock/Blues Band to have a Top 10 in the UK Official Album Charts.

The last five years have brought both public and critical acclaim. They were named 'Band Of The Year' for three consecutive years, earning them a spot in the UK Blues Hall of Fame, and the title of 'Best New Band' from the UK's largest rock radio station.

When Rivers Meet have developed a powerful live reputation performing sell-out live shows across two continents, with their last live album entering the UK Official Jazz & Blues Album Chart at #1.

Carving out their songwriting and performance artistry through years of touring before releasing their debut single in 2019, the prolific songwriters have since built an impressive catalogue, including three Studio Albums.

When Rivers Meet are proudly Independent, attending the 2024 BRIT Awards leading the new wave of artists to keep control over creative direction, championing a focus on authenticity in the music industry.

May 2025 will see the release of their next hotly anticipated studio album 'Addicted To You' with a special limited run of UK dates to celebrate the albums launch. 

The Pistol Daisys are making waves in the alt-pop world, blending Glasgow’s vibrant grit with heartfelt authenticity to create music that captivates audiences from Scotland to Europe. Their rapid rise caught the attention of music manager Brendan Moon, famed for guiding artists like Paolo Nutini and The View. Under Moon’s direction, Pistol Daisys signed with Morsecode, setting the stage for their much-anticipated single "St. Glasgow," which was released in November 2024 in the midst of their first UK tour supporting Callum Beattie. 

​After delivering brilliant back-to-back performances at The Barrowlands in December, The Daisys will be bringing their signature, high-octane live sets with them on tour in April 2025, supporting Scottish Rock heavyweights Big Country, on top of various festivals across the UK. 

As they prepare to go on the road once more, Belly and Lorna are also gearing up for the release of a new single, ‘Crying in Marseille’. The song was penned by the two in a small studio apartment in France, the morning after they delivered an electrifying set at Rock in Aix-en-Provence, where they played to 15,000 fans. 

​The song, a dance-pop number with a rock edge, boasts a fresh sound that somehow feels both familiar and foreign; while the production clearly hints at the duo’s love for 80s icons like Blondie and Kate Bush, what makes ‘Marseille’ a classic Pistol Daisys tune are the searing guitar riffs along with Belly and Lorna’s powerful vocal chemistry. 

​With roots firmly planted in Glasgow’s bold spirit, Pistol Daisys are emerging as one of alt-pop’s most compelling new acts, with music that bridges cultures, creates new connections, and carves their place in the industry.