Jetglo formed in 2009 after each band member left their home town and moved to the seaside cool of Brighton in search of a band that fitted.

Influenced by classic guitar bands such as The Cure, Foo Fighters, The La’s and The Smiths, their debut album ‘Big City Lights’ is packed full of explosive, harmony laden guitar anthems; recalling the halcyon days of 90’s Indie but with distinct nods to more contemporary bands such as Editors and Catfish & The Bottlemen.

From the West Coast tinged ‘The Line’ to the epic ‘Hush Hush’, the band brings a range of emotions to their songs but all with the same great ear for melody - these are songs with big choruses that are made for mass sing-a-longs.

Jetglo have an old school ethos - to play from their hearts every time they take to the stage, and it's surely only a matter of time before their catchy, classy songs worm their way into the heads of you and many others.

"Jagged dusty rock" - NME

"We like to play great music like this” – BBC6 Music

"Have melody, ability and invention all going on" – Brighton Source

Jetglo are:
Andrew James – vocals / guitar 
Mark D. Evennett - bass
Eddie Clifford - guitar
Anthony Bianco – drums


The Line

Don't Lose It

Disco Beat (Ela)

Provost

Ladders

Like A Scratch

Gone Again

Rolling

Hush Hush

Come Alive

Bright PR