Sat May 3 2025 - Sun May 4 2025
12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Under 14s accompanied
Ages 8+
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After a hugely successful debut “brimming with indie goodness (DIY Magazine)” Wanderlust Festival returns for 2025!
The multi venue festival will take place on the bank holiday weekend in May - 3rd & 4th - and will be hosted by three of the most important live music venues in Southampton - Heartbreakers, The Joiners & The 1865.
Presented by leading south coast promoter Psych, Wanderlust is set to once again showcase some of the most exciting and emerging artists in the indie/ alternative scene. The first wave of names includes dynamic lyricist Antony Szmierek, ‘next-gen yacht-rock six piece’ CVC, post- punkers DEADLETTER and Isle of Wight based stars Coach Party to name a few.
Whilst last year’s edition brought such acts as Shame, Willie J. Healey, Dream Wife, Opus Kink, The Orielles and Demob Happy, this year promises to once again wow audiences.
Pyschedelia Presents
Wanderlust Festival 2025
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THE NONE is a new band of lifelong musicians. Comprising bassist Gordon Moakes (Bloc Party, Young Legionnaire), vocalist Kai Whyte (Blue Ruth, Youth Man), guitarist Jim Beck (Cassels) and drummer Chris Francombe (Frauds), they make an uncompromising vision of noise rock with melody at its heart.
The band formed at the start of 2023 and bonded over hours in the rehearsal room – making noise, discussing shared obsessions, and, most importantly, playing together.
The anonymity of their name reflects a creative approach which favours egoless experimentation and open collaboration. This ethos, the combined decades of music making, and the unique musical identities of all four members can be clearly heard in the art they create.
Following their debut shows in February 2024, THE NONE have quickly built a reputation as a formidable live act – racking up shows with the likes of Mannequin Pussy, Les Savy Fav and Dream Wife, as well as sold out shows of their own and a string of festival appearances. They are now gearing up to support METZ on their final ever tour before capping off the year supporting Big Joanie.
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Sonic Yorks vs. the richest Devon cream-pop
Born of a cross-pollination between Totnes and Sheffield, Pale Blue Eyes have
been steadily grafting over a number of years to exact their modernist pop vision. At
the ship’s helm, Matt and Lucy Board are a genuine marriage of two stylistic
perspectives, each bringing unique sonic tropes to the table. It is the pair’s
fascination with DIY ethic, retro synths and reminiscence that truly fuels their sound
world, calling upon nostalgia and a captivating optimism. The third part of the Pale
Blue Eyes triad arrived when Matt and Lucy met bassist Aubrey Simpson at South
Devon’s Sea Change festival. Together they’ve made two albums, with several
tracks from both the albums playlisted at BBC Radio 6 Music, they've played two
Riley sessions, toured extensively in the UK and Europe, supported GOAT,
Slowdive, Sea Power, The Editors, Public Service Broadcasting, FEWS and more.
The band look forward to releasing their third album in 2025, which as with the first
two albums has been final mixed and mastered by sonic scientist Dean Honer.
Honer has produced the likes of The Human League, Add N to (x) and Roisin
Murphy, worked with countless Sheffield names from Jarvis Cocker to Tony
Christie.
Under the Radar: “Pale Blue Eyes are one of the most exciting bands to
emerge from the UK in recent years. Taking their cue from the likes of M83,
Slowdive and The Velvet Underground, they’ve fast become one of the
circuit’s must-see acts.”
Marc Riley, BBC 6 Music: “Really, really, great sophisticated pop music ” -
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Melin Melyn are more than just a band. They’re world-builders; storytellers absorbing various elements of the increasingly strange times around us and using them to create fables that ruminate on grief, love, and hope.
Their debut album Mill On The Hill sees the band jump between surf-rock, country, prog-rock and psychedelia with the grace and skill of a band with numerous records under their belt, held together by an efficacious and fantastical thematic principle. Melin Melyn translates to ‘Yellow Mill’ in Welsh, and on this album the Welsh six-piece invite the audience into the world they have quite literally built around them. Mill On The Hill transports the listeners to the utopian ‘Melin Village’, a Seussian world where townsfolk “bask in the beauty of song.” Enter our protagonists, the six millers who work at the titular mill on the hill, powered by the music that they create:
Formed in 2019 by Gruff Glyn (lead vocals, guitar, saxophone) Will Barratt (lead guitar), Cai Dyfan (drums) and Garmon Rhys(bass, backing vocals and who also performs as The Mighty Observer) the band was Gruff’s first proper musical project. After a year or so performing as a foursome, the band were soon joined by Rhodri Brooks (pedal steel) and Dylan Morgan (keys), stalwarts of the Welsh music scene with their solo works AhGeeBe and DD Darillo, as well as their works with Novo Amor & Boy Azooga respectively, adding further gravitas and completing the sound that the band had been looking for.
Under 14s accompanied Ages 8+
After a hugely successful debut “brimming with indie goodness (DIY Magazine)” Wanderlust Festival returns for 2025!
The multi venue festival will take place on the bank holiday weekend in May - 3rd & 4th - and will be hosted by three of the most important live music venues in Southampton - Heartbreakers, The Joiners & The 1865.
Presented by leading south coast promoter Psych, Wanderlust is set to once again showcase some of the most exciting and emerging artists in the indie/ alternative scene. The first wave of names includes dynamic lyricist Antony Szmierek, ‘next-gen yacht-rock six piece’ CVC, post- punkers DEADLETTER and Isle of Wight based stars Coach Party to name a few.
Whilst last year’s edition brought such acts as Shame, Willie J. Healey, Dream Wife, Opus Kink, The Orielles and Demob Happy, this year promises to once again wow audiences.
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