The Indie December Sessions, Spangled, Montello, Revert, Cottons, The Falls, The Spoils
Hasland Club Limited, Hasland Road, S41 0LH
Sunday 6th December 2026
The Indie Sessions, Sunday 6th December, doors 1.00pm.
Six great bands, one ticket price for the best emerging Indie talent.
Spangled, Montello, Revert, Cottons, The Falls, The Spoils
Spangled
Born in the dimly lit pubs of Manchester, Spangled encapsulate what it is to be a band. Emphatic live performances intertwine with their unique lyricism and song writing ability which has built them a loyal fan base over a few short years.
The post-punk indie band have their sights set on leaving their mark on the Manchester music scene for years to come.
Montello
Montello are a four piece Indie Rock outfit from Wigan. After forming in late 2023, the band made strides towards developing their act, culminating in appearances at The Great Escape, Isle of Wight and Tramlines in Summer 2025 after just over a year and a half together. After the release of their single ‘Suit & Tie’, they’re set up for an equally exciting festival season in 2026 following a packed out performance at the Isle of Wight and a slot at Truck Festival in July - and with more music on the way, there’s no signs of slowing down.
Revert.
Revert are a northern noise machine, making raw, wired-up alternative/indie rock. Formed in Sheffield in 2024, they’ve already sold out hometown venues, stormed festival stages, and carved out a sound that lands somewhere between chaos and clarity. Big hooks, bitter edges, and something deeper under the distortion.
Fronted by Jacob Staniforth on vocals and rhythm guitar, with Morgan Leckey on lead guitar, Coen Edwards on bass, and Callum Storr on drums, Revert are a band built on instinct, honesty, and momentum – always pushing forward, never staying in one place for long, and creating a sound that is unmistakably their own.
Cottons.
Cottons are an alt-pop collective made up of Charlie (vocals), Rick (bass/vocals), Jasper (guitar/vocals) and Jack (drums). The band have quickly builta reputation for melodic, indie-leaning anthems and energetic live shows.They’ve earned support from Radio X, XS Manchester, BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio, with BBC Introducing East Midlands tipping them for“Big in 2026” after being named “Big in 2025” by This Feeling and XS Manchester. Their single Old Skool Town was selected as BBC IntroducingTrack of the Week, with Dean Jackson calling it “an indie classic in the making.” Described by GigSlutz as “melodic and mesmerising,” Cottons arealso gaining momentum on the live circuit, with sell-out shows in Manchester and Derby and a standout performance on the Quarry Stage at Y Not.
The Falls
Emerging from Salford/Manchester, this four-piece indie-rock band (fronted by Harrison Sharp) takes heavy influence from the likes of The Courteeners and Jake Bugg. After signing to Revo Pro, they have gained significant traction locally and across the UK, selling out shows at Manchester Academy and Gullivers.
The Spoils.
An alternative indie band blending raw emotion with grunge-soaked guitars and restless energy. Their sound drifts between hazy introspection and explosive release, capturing the tension of wanting to stay and needing to leave.
With their debut EP Nowhere Else To Be set for release this September, The Spoils channel heartbreak, disillusionment, and late-night clarity intosongs that feel both intimate and unfiltered — like a conversation you weren’t meant to overhear, but can’t walk away from.
Six great bands, one ticket price for the best emerging Indie talent.
Spangled, Montello, Revert, Cottons, The Falls, The Spoils
Spangled
Born in the dimly lit pubs of Manchester, Spangled encapsulate what it is to be a band. Emphatic live performances intertwine with their unique lyricism and song writing ability which has built them a loyal fan base over a few short years.
The post-punk indie band have their sights set on leaving their mark on the Manchester music scene for years to come.
Montello
Montello are a four piece Indie Rock outfit from Wigan. After forming in late 2023, the band made strides towards developing their act, culminating in appearances at The Great Escape, Isle of Wight and Tramlines in Summer 2025 after just over a year and a half together. After the release of their single ‘Suit & Tie’, they’re set up for an equally exciting festival season in 2026 following a packed out performance at the Isle of Wight and a slot at Truck Festival in July - and with more music on the way, there’s no signs of slowing down.
Revert.
Revert are a northern noise machine, making raw, wired-up alternative/indie rock. Formed in Sheffield in 2024, they’ve already sold out hometown venues, stormed festival stages, and carved out a sound that lands somewhere between chaos and clarity. Big hooks, bitter edges, and something deeper under the distortion.
Fronted by Jacob Staniforth on vocals and rhythm guitar, with Morgan Leckey on lead guitar, Coen Edwards on bass, and Callum Storr on drums, Revert are a band built on instinct, honesty, and momentum – always pushing forward, never staying in one place for long, and creating a sound that is unmistakably their own.
Cottons.
Cottons are an alt-pop collective made up of Charlie (vocals), Rick (bass/vocals), Jasper (guitar/vocals) and Jack (drums). The band have quickly builta reputation for melodic, indie-leaning anthems and energetic live shows.They’ve earned support from Radio X, XS Manchester, BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio, with BBC Introducing East Midlands tipping them for“Big in 2026” after being named “Big in 2025” by This Feeling and XS Manchester. Their single Old Skool Town was selected as BBC IntroducingTrack of the Week, with Dean Jackson calling it “an indie classic in the making.” Described by GigSlutz as “melodic and mesmerising,” Cottons arealso gaining momentum on the live circuit, with sell-out shows in Manchester and Derby and a standout performance on the Quarry Stage at Y Not.
The Falls
Emerging from Salford/Manchester, this four-piece indie-rock band (fronted by Harrison Sharp) takes heavy influence from the likes of The Courteeners and Jake Bugg. After signing to Revo Pro, they have gained significant traction locally and across the UK, selling out shows at Manchester Academy and Gullivers.
The Spoils.
An alternative indie band blending raw emotion with grunge-soaked guitars and restless energy. Their sound drifts between hazy introspection and explosive release, capturing the tension of wanting to stay and needing to leave.
With their debut EP Nowhere Else To Be set for release this September, The Spoils channel heartbreak, disillusionment, and late-night clarity intosongs that feel both intimate and unfiltered — like a conversation you weren’t meant to overhear, but can’t walk away from.
Price
Ticket price incl. booking fee
£10.84
