The Lilacs

The Lilacs are a dynamic four-piece indie pop band hailing from Wigan in the North West of England, known for their heartfelt songwriting and irresistibly melodic hooks. Carving their own space in the UK’s thriving live music scene, they blend energetic guitar-driven soundscapes with a pop sensibility that has resonated with discerning audiences and tastemakers alike.

Recent months have seen The Lilacs take their celebrated performance style to stages across the UK and Ireland, including prominent headline shows at venues such as King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow, The Junction in Plymouth, and Whelan's in Dublin. Their coveted support slots for major acts like Ocean Colour Scene at Tileyard North in Wakefield and the Fratellis at Blackpool's Opera House further cement their reputation as a formidable live act. The band’s festival credentials are on display with their live single "Vicarage Road (Live from Isle of Wight Festival 2025)", capturing the infectious energy of their set at one of the UK’s most iconic music events.

With a series of well-received releases, including the powerful EP "The 395 (To Forever)" and singles such as "You're Not That Daft" and "Grace", The Lilacs continue to shape their sound and build a loyal following. The anticipation around their debut album "Keeping Up With The Joneses", set for release in October 2026, marks a new chapter for the band. To experience their electrifying concerts and stay up to date with new music and tour dates, follow The Lilacs and keep an eye on their upcoming gigs.