TGBB Festival 2026 : Jour 2

For its third edition, They’re Gonna Be Big is more likely than ever to live up to its name with the cream of global indie and alternative music.

Wednesday 28th October 2026 (7 PM - 12 AM)

Grote Geelstaart (Progressive Noise Rock - Kapelle, NL)

Grote Geelstaart cultivates chaos with their polyrhythms and noise explosions. The Dutch band, who played at ESNS 26, Best Kept Secret 26 and Grauzone 26, brings music on the edge of excess, driven by a dancing stage energy. FFO: CAN, King Crimson & Squid

The Sewing Club (Rock - Nashville, USA)

Signed to Born Losers Records, The Sewing Club, the Nashville quartet who played at SXSW and shared the stage with Protomartyr, Deeper, fanclubwallet, Otoboke Beaver, Soccer Mommy, etc., distils grunge pop between alternative energy and indie sensibility. FFO: DIIV, Mazzy Star & Soccer Mommy

Rejoincein4K (Electro Punk - Taunton, UK)

The British trio fuses hyperpop, hip-hop and digital chaos to create distorted, frantic and out-of-the-box music. Rejoincein4K, the new project from one of the members of October Drift, doesn't seek to evolve within established rules: it blows them up. FFO: Sextile, TR/ST & October Drift

Burglar (Indie Rock - Dublin, IRL)

Burglar, an indie rock duo from Dublin, listed among the 50 bands not to miss by the Irish Times, weaves a musical universe where 90s alternative meets bedroom pop sensibility and garage punk energy. FFO: Stereolab, The Smashing Pumpkins & Ugly Flowers

For The Dead (Grunge - Washington DC, USA)

Flowers For The Dead reinvents the grunge legacy of the 90s. Between observations of social dynamics, reflections on friendship and the quest for collective identity, the Washington D.C. trio, who shared the stage with Die Spitz, Horse Jumper Of Love, Snail Mail and Feeble Little Horse, asserts a singular personality. FFO: Sonic Youth, Nirvana & Sorry

Why Horses? (Art Rock - Cardiff, WLS)

Why Horses?, the Welsh collective who opened for The Buttertones, World News and MORN and played at Focus Wales and TGE 2026, brings art-rock to the ry