MODERN BRITISH NOISE

BAND

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Modern British Noise are a five-piece covers band hailing from Reading, bringing high-energy performances and a reputation for top-tier musicianship and full-throttle stage presence.

Expect a set packed with the very best of British guitar music—from Supergrass to Oasis, Stereophonics to The Stone Roses—plus crowd favourites from Kasabian, Blur and Pulp.

Be prepared for big choruses, hands-in-the-air moments, and a dancefloor that doesn’t stop moving—so many people guaranteed.

Available for pubs, clubs, weddings and private events, Modern British Noise bring the party wherever they go.

Top crowd-pleasers:
Parklife – Blur
Mr Brightside – The Killers
Dakota – Stereophonics
Disco 2000 – Pulp
Club Foot – Kasabian
She Bangs the Drums – The Stone Roses
Alright – Supergrass
Wonderwall – Oasis
Chelsea Dagger – The Fratellis
Common People – Pulp

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  • "Absolutely blew the roof off the place. Loud, lary, and exactly what you want on a packed night—every song landed and the crowd were loving it from start to finish. Proper good fun."

    Reading Venue Residency

  • "Wall-to-wall anthems. One of those sets where you know every tune and end up singing along whether you meant to or not. Perfect festival band—kept the energy right up the whole time."

    Festival

  • "Honestly one of the highlights of the whole day. Pure nostalgia from start to finish—dancefloor was full all night and they got everyone involved. Guests are still talking about it weeks later."

    Wedding

CHECK AVAILABILITY

Interested in booking Modern British Noise? Get in touch via the details below or use the enquiry form.

agency.tidal@gmail.com
+447780661694

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