Manchester based alt-rock band King No-One have long been on the UK music scene. Originally hailing from York, the band began financing their records through busking, attracting huge crowds and establishing pockets of fans around the country. They then moved their shows to small venues, building on an already established live reputation with one blistering sold out show after another. After being received well in Manchester, they decided to move into the heart of the city, and soon after, exploded as one of the biggest live emerging guitar bands in the country. Numerous notable slots at major festivals like Reading & Leeds, Truck and YNOT followed, alongside many sold-out UK shows. And after a stream of strongly received single and EP releases, the band focused their attention further afield to Europe. Making a strong impression in numerous European cities, the band have sold out shows in Paris, Hamburg, Berlin and Prague and have appeared at festivals in Germany, Netherlands, Czechia and Sweden. However, despite the successes and achievements the band have seen in the UK and abroad, the band still has one thing left to do. 2025 will see the band release their long awaited debut album. The album marks the beginning of a new chapter, with a sound and vision that has been long in the making, and a quality of songwriting that can only be achieved through years of experience and craftsmanship. It is the band's magnum opus, and promises to be the catalyst for launching the band into a higher echelon.