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The Samurai Seven

Indie Pop Band

The Samurai Seven are a vibrant indie pop ensemble originating from Oxford, UK. Formed in 1997, the band has built a reputation for delivering melodic hooks and sharp, expressive songwriting. Their discography stands out with the album "Le Sport" and the single "Lucky Pierre," both released in 2002, and a catalogue of tracks including "1947," "Screw You Jack," and "Save the Manatee," all offering a distinctly British indie pop sensibility.

Known for their engaging live performances, The Samurai Seven continue to make appearances on the UK concert circuit. In November 2026, they will join as a support act for The Boo Radleys on a string of dates, with shows at well-loved venues such as OSLO Hackney in London, Stereo in Glasgow, Brudenell Community Room in Leeds, Night & Day in Manchester, and more. These gigs offer fans a prime opportunity to experience The Samurai Seven’s energetic and memorable live music in some of the country's cherished concert spaces.

For those passionate about indie pop and live gigs, The Samurai Seven remain a compelling presence on the scene. Follow the band to stay updated on concert news and find out where you can catch them next on tour.