Scouting for Girls

Scouting for Girls, formed in the United Kingdom in 2005, are celebrated for their distinctive blend of alternative rock and indie pop. Renowned for infectious melodies and an energetic stage presence, the group have become a staple of the British live music circuit. Their discography includes notable albums such as "The Place We Used to Meet" (2023) and the forthcoming "These Are the Good Days," demonstrating an enduring knack for crafting crowd-pleasing anthems.

In recent months, Scouting for Girls have showcased their live credentials on major UK stages, supporting such headliners as MADNESS at venues including York Racecourse, Bedford Park, and Thetford Forest. They brought their signature indie pop sound to a special event with Sophie Ellis-Bextor at Tileyard North in Wakefield and played alongside acts such as Lottery Winners at Leigh Sports Village Stadium. The band's own headline show at London’s Roundhouse highlighted their ability to captivate audiences with a career-spanning setlist.

Looking ahead to 2027, Scouting for Girls are set to headline shows at OVO Arena Wembley and AO Arena in celebration of their 20th birthday as a band, with The Hoosiers joining as special guests. Their spirited approach to live gigs and commitment to their craft continue to draw new and long-standing fans alike. Follow Scouting for Girls for the latest news and a chance to catch their upcoming concerts and tour dates.