On February 23, 2026, one of Britain's most successful rock bands, Biffy Clyro, will take over Store VEGA with their hard-hitting blend of raw intensity and melodic strength.

The Scottish band are known for their intense live performances and have collected three number one spots on the UK album charts - and now they are back with the long-awaited album FutiqueThe group's latest single, "A Little Love", was named the "Hottest Record in the World" by BBC Radio One.

The childhood friends from Kilmarnock began their rock journey in the early 00s, quickly building a massive and loyal fan base through their energetic concerts and genre-bending rock releases.

Musically, Biffy Clyro finds itself somewhere between Foo Fighters, Muse and Kings of Leon - with catchy melodies, rhythmic antics and lead singer Simon Neil's characteristic and strong vocals.

The band's distinctive sound blends strange elements from genres such as grunge, hardcore and prog-rock. The forward-thinking and subtle compositions are accompanied by powerful choruses that can make a packed Wembley roar.

After triumphant concerts at Glastonbury and TRNSMT Festival, among others, and with praise from both The Guardian and Kerrang! for their enormous energy output, Biffy Clyro is ready to overwhelm Store VEGA with raw energy and a back catalogue full of hits.

American-English Bartees Stranges paints with a broad musical brush when he combines elements from indie rock, hip hop, soul, jazz and electronica.

The albumsLive Foreverfrom 2020 andFarm to Tablefrom 2022 received praise from the media outlet Pitchfork, which also acknowledged it with their famous seal of quality: ratings of 8 and 8.2 respectively.

He has since played support for established names such as Lucy Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers, Courtney Barnett and Car Seat Headrest, while the albumHorrorsaw the light of day in February 2025.

Horror is created in collaboration with arguably one of the world's greatest producers in Jack Antonoff, and moves through themes such as self-image, love, addiction and courage, and ends as a sonic tale of becoming big enough to be feared.