KEO
alternative_rock
Um flytjanda
Sometimes, a band’s sound hits you right between the pit of your stomach and your heart – one direct hit after another. At its best, we find ourselves gasping for breath, wanting to capture and hold on to that sense of wonder. Even with their debut EP, “Siren” (2025), Keo craft songs that evoke those feelings of unexpected emotion, hovering between melodic beauty and that dramatic sense of redemption. Every note, every chorus, every harmonic progression in tracks such as “I Lied, Amber” and “Stolen Cars” (2025) is shaped by pure passion and delivered with an urgent longing. Singer Finn Keogh oscillates between a reincarnation of the young Eddie Vedder and the highly emotional vocals of Billy Corgan, yet with a distinct difference: They are somehow at once both more intimate and more cinematic. Having brought tears to eyes and left souls spellbound in numerous venues across the UK, having won over every music critic from BBC Radio 1 to NME and Rolling Stone, and having established themselves as a legitimate hope in the post-grunge scene, they are finally taking to the stage here this year with their time capsule of a debut album, “Put A Smile On For Me” (2026). Don’t miss out on your chance to see them before the hype.
