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The Guest List
Upcoming dates
Opening acts: Keo, Florence Road, beaux, Brogeal, the north, Girl In The Year Above, August, Bella Barbe, Brooki, Florentenes
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- Newcastle Upon Tyne, United KingdomThe GroveView details
- Glasgow, United KingdomSaint Luke'sView details
- Birmingham, United KingdomO2 Institute2 BirminghamView details
- Oxford, United KingdomO2 Academy2 OxfordView details
- Southampton, United KingdomSouthampton PapillonView details
- London, United KingdomScalaView details
- Leeds, United KingdomProject HouseView details
- Bristol, United KingdomThe FleeceView details
Dates Wanderistan tracks for The Guest List, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 9, past: 1. The Guest List may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.
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Past shows
1 past show
- Bournemouth, United KingdomLulworth CastlePerformers: Camp Bestival presented by Debenhams, Fatboy Slim, De La Soul, Brooke CombeView details
About The Guest List
The Guest List are an English indie rock band from Manchester, formed during the Covid-19 lockdown when frontman Cai Alty was around 15 years old, together...
The Guest List are an English indie rock band from Manchester, formed during the Covid-19 lockdown when frontman Cai Alty was around 15 years old, together with guitarists Tom Quigley and Leio Hunter, bassist Sid Wallace, and drummer Angus Gilchrist. The band began by posting cover songs on TikTok as teenagers, quickly building a large online following before moving to original material.
Their sound has developed from jangly indie rock into a broader palette drawing on sludgy desert rock and dream pop, a shift shaped by sessions recorded in Bergen, Norway with producer Matias Tellez. Their EP When the Lights Are Out addressed themes including domestic violence, climate change, and male mental health, while the track "Plasticine Heart" was produced with James Skelly of The Coral.
The band has been tipped by outlets including Rolling Stone UK and The Independent as one of Britain's emerging guitar acts, and drew support from Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale after a Glastonbury Festival set. They closed out 2025 with their biggest headline tour to date, including three nights at London's Camden Assembly and a hometown Manchester show, and released the single "Something Real" ahead of a debut album recorded in Bergen.