
The Home Team Live in Leeds
Stylus in LeedsWed, Nov 11, 2026 · 07:00 PM
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The Home Team is a Music / Pop / Pop Rock event at Stylus in Leeds.
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The Home Team, an American four-piece rock band from Seattle, Washington, bring their energetic live show to Leeds. Known for their self-described "heavy pop" sound, the band blends rock and metal with elements of R&B, pop, funk, and hip-hop, creating a dynamic and engaging performance.
Attendees can expect a setlist drawing from the band's three full-length albums, including their latest release *The Crucible of Life* (2024). The Home Team has shared stages with major acts like Don Broco, Neck Deep, and State Champs, and their live shows are known for high energy and tight musicianship.
This concert offers a chance to see a band that has built a strong following through relentless touring and a distinctive musical style. With a lineup featuring vocalist Brian Butcher, bassist Ryne Olson, guitarist John Baran, and drummer Daniel Matson, the show promises an evening of polished, genre-blending rock.
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- The event is on a Wednesday evening.
- The Home Team is the only act listed for this show.
- The band's style blends rock, metal, R&B, pop, funk, and hip-hop.
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What is The Home Team's musical style?
They describe their style as 'heavy pop', blending rock and metal with R&B, pop, funk, and hip-hop.
Who are the current members of The Home Team?
The band currently consists of vocalist Brian Butcher, bassist Ryne Olson, guitarist John Baran, and drummer Daniel Matson.
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The Home Team
The Home Team is an American four-piece rock band from Seattle, Washington, formed in 2013 by Daniel Matson and John Baran.More
The band currently consists of vocalist Brian Butcher, bassist Ryne Olson, guitarist John Baran, and drummer Daniel Matson.
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