But an explosive mix of indie rock guitar riffs, dusty Americana and an irrepressible DIY attitude has the band blown away audiences on international stages.

Westside Cowboy is not just a band – it's a mood. A feeling of standing in the middle of something unpredictable, where every note can tip the balance between chaos and control.

In January, the English tempo specialists released their second EP So Much Country 'Till We Get There. The EP was released on the legendary record label Island Records and received countless praises from critics. The Skinny wrote, among other things, in their glowing review:

"So Much Country 'Till We Get There is barely 15 minutes long; it is scarcely believable how much promise they've packed into it. Believe the hype."

With their self-invented britainicana genre, the band mixes the best of British indie rock with American inspirations.

Their irresistible energy makes venues tremble and their eclectic genre mix tips its cowboy hat to bands like Modest Mouse, Pavement, Built to Spill and newer names like Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman.

NME has proclaimed the band as "the UK's most exciting forces" and with a sold-out headline tour in their homeland as well as magical performances at festivals such as End of The Road and Glastonbury, the Manchester group are now ready to pound the guitar pedals in Lille VEGA on November 5th.