In September 2014 The Show released their EP ‘Loaded and Broke’, recorded with Sam Miller (The Temperance Movement, Razorlight, PlanB, Graham Coxon). In January 2015 The Show supported Domino Record's latest band, The Bohicas (who will open for Royal Blood on their London gig) on their tour. 
In 2014, The Show played Brownstock Festival on the main stage, Camden Rocks Festival  and played directly after UB40 on Brentwood Festival. The band has also headlined Looe Music Festival's Blue Banana stage. 
The band has opened for The Vaccines and was featured on Amazing Radio’s Saturday Amazing Rock Show.  
Their sold out shows in famous London venues such as The Borderline, The Barfly (Camden), 229 Club and The Water Rats are no doubt due to the band’s consistent, confident and professional live performances. 
Type in ‘Loaded and Broke’ and you find them on iTunes and Spotify. 

"LOVE LOVE LOVE getting music from @theshowrock - nothing but bangers! Can't wait to get on their latest for you soon! Check them out!" 
   - Best of British Radio Show

They have an eclectic, flight case full of influences ranging from Royal Blood, Kasabian to The Black Keys and Oasis. 

"Making a live recording is a risk: you better be sure the band can play. The Show need not to worry about that, as their video for 'Come On' shows an act who perform as well as you'd want to hear on record." 
   - Featured as New Music on SupaJam


Come On


In September 2014 The Show released their EP ‘Loaded and Broke’, recorded with Sam Miller (The Temperance Movement, Razorlight, PlanB, Graham Coxon). In January 2015 The Show supported Domino Record's latest band, The Bohicas (who will open for Royal Blood on their London gig) on their tour. 
In 2014, The Show played Brownstock Festival on the main stage, Camden Rocks Festival  and played directly after UB40 on Brentwood Festival. The band has also headlined Looe Music Festival's Blue Banana stage. 
The band has opened for The Vaccines and was featured on Amazing Radio’s Saturday Amazing Rock Show.  
Their sold out shows in famous London venues such as The Borderline, The Barfly (Camden), 229 Club and The Water Rats are no doubt due to the band’s consistent, confident and professional live performances. 
Type in ‘Loaded and Broke’ and you find them on iTunes and Spotify. 

"LOVE LOVE LOVE getting music from @theshowrock - nothing but bangers! Can't wait to get on their latest for you soon! Check them out!" 
   - Best of British Radio Show

They have an eclectic, flight case full of influences ranging from Royal Blood, Kasabian to The Black Keys and Oasis. 

"Making a live recording is a risk: you better be sure the band can play. The Show need not to worry about that, as their video for 'Come On' shows an act who perform as well as you'd want to hear on record." 
   - Featured as New Music on SupaJam


We Need Sound

Bad Man

Never Take Us Alive

Lead On

In September 2014 The Show released their EP ‘Loaded and Broke’, recorded with Sam Miller (The Temperance Movement, Razorlight, PlanB, Graham Coxon). In January 2015 The Show supported Domino Record's latest band, The Bohicas (who will open for Royal Blood on their London gig) on their tour. 
In 2014, The Show played Brownstock Festival on the main stage, Camden Rocks Festival  and played directly after UB40 on Brentwood Festival. The band has also headlined Looe Music Festival's Blue Banana stage. 
The band has opened for The Vaccines and Steve Cradock (OSC and Paul Weller) and was featured on Amazing Radio’s Saturday Amazing Rock Show.  
Their sold out shows in famous London venues such as The Borderline, The Barfly (Camden), 229 Club and The Water Rats are no doubt due to the band’s consistent, confident and professional live performances. 
Type in ‘Loaded and Broke’ and you find them on iTunes and Spotify. 

"LOVE LOVE LOVE getting music from @theshowrock - nothing but bangers! Can't wait to get on their latest for you soon! Check them out!" 
   - Best of British Radio Show

They have an eclectic, flight case full of influences ranging from Royal Blood, Kasabian to The Black Keys and Oasis. 

"Making a live recording is a risk: you better be sure the band can play. The Show need not to worry about that, as their video for 'Come On' shows an act who perform as well as you'd want to hear on record." 
   - Featured as New Music on SupaJam

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