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"‘It is Scroobius Pip with a Kaiser Chiefs keyboard and an Art Brut album." - Steve Lamacq

With influences from 70’s New York and 80’s Manchester, Jukebox Collective have crafted a sound that has an appreciation of the past, whilst remaining vibrantly current. Rooted in the blistering rhythm section courtesy of Josh Williams (drums) and Nick Caulkett (Bass, synths), Greg Keegan’s razor edged guitars provide the perfect backdrop for Kevin Sewell’s tales from the city.

Currently spinning in Topshop NYC, Jukebox Collective recently held no. 1 spot on the Amazing radio chart in May for 3 weeks and have also been a regular feature on Hype Machine.

Previous winner of the BBC 6 Music Rebel playlist (Beating Beady Eye and Carl Barat), resulting in play aross all of the main daytime shows on the network for a week. They have been introduced by Tom Robinson on 6 Music and performed a live in studio show on the 4th February 2011. Steve Lamacq did an interview with them on 20th April as his “new favourite band.” Along with them, they are currently receiving support from Chris Hawkins (6 Music), John Kennedy (Xfm) and Frank Skinner (Absolute).

Releases:

Lost & Found - 2nd May 2011 - Self Release

The Rise And Fall Of Billy The Kid - 8th August 2011 - Gash Digital.

Upcoming dates:

13th Aug - Eyke Private Festival (Headline)

19th Aug - Boogaloo (Acoustic)

24th Sept - Cherry Cola Festival (Catch)

29th Sept - Richmix (Headline)

20th Oct - Popular Artists Showcase, Electricity Showrooms (Headline)

Nov TBC - Virgin Brabados Festival