For fans who dream of combining the joy of the 502's, the welcoming environment and stagecraft of Frank Turner alongside the mania of King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard,  Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter Harry Miles-Watson and his band The Union may be your fix. The group create a truly unique sound, borrowing much of their performance style and ethics from the 2000s' DIY post-punk scene to create a truly wild live show. Sonically the band dismantles genre, jumping from jazz to punk to country with the voracious hunger of a pack of racoons rifling through your trash at 4AM

The group has been bouncing from strength to strength after a DIY tour of the UK selling out shows in London, Glasgow and Edinburgh with some impressive support slots with groups such as Skinny Lister and  Apes of the State as well as industry support from within the thriving Scottish music scene through live music groups such as Off Axis Gigs and This Feeling, radio support through organisations such as Amazing Radio & The BBC as well as waves of local grassroots media support.

Harry Miles-Watson and The Union