welcome to the UGLY CLUB.
Emerging from Lancashire’s satellite towns and kicking down the doors of the UK alt scene, UGLY CLUB is a force of nature - think sparkly synths, crushing guitars, raw emotion, and impossible to ignore.
MOST Recent
Their music has landed itself on Spotify’s Misfits 2.0 and SHOCKWAVE editorial playlists, along with the pre-show playlist on BRING ME THE HORIZON’s most recent stadium tour.
With industrial grit and arena-sized ambition, UGLY CLUB has carved out a space where the weird, the loud, and the misfits thrive, gaining them repeat attention from BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing, Primordial, Total Rock & more. Their live shows are pure, sweaty anarchy, from tiny packed-out 100-cap basement in Manchester to 10,000 strong festival stages.
New music and high-profile collabs are on the way, plus with performances at YNOT, TRUCK, Tramlines, Download (alongside festival favourites Hang The DJs) and The Great Escape safely under their belts, the band is only getting louder.
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UGLY CLUB ain’t just a band, it’s a club for the outsiders, the underdogs, and anyone who’s ever been made to feel ugly.
RECENT WINS FOR UGLY CLUB:
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- KERRANG! Fresh Blood: Featured artist of the week
- BBC Introducing Lancs Track of the Week (Eat Yourself Alive)
- Adidas Originals support
- Support slots with Cassyette & Cody Frost
- Beyond The Music Festival appearance
- Factory Sounds 2026 artist
- Abbey Road North recording session
- Strongroom London recording session
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"I have long admired this band so I was dead happy when they asked me to mix it for them. The band have so much beautiful colour to their world and Imo brought some of the most staggering vocals I have heard in ages. So much more to come across the EP that we’re all so proud of. Thankyou Ugly Club, it was my pleasure"
- Al Groves (producer and mix engineer for the likes of BMTH, Yaang, Glass Caves, The Sherlocks and more)
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"We want to build a community of people that can feel free to dance, sing, shout and scream to their heart's content without shame. Wherever those people are, whether it's listening to our music, connecting with us online or in the audience at a show. We've all felt uncool or like we didn't belong before, we want our shows to be the place we can all let loose and get ugly!"
