Out of thousands of hopefuls, only a handful of standout solo artists and duos remain in the Future Icon Quarter-Finals, each competing for a career-changing prize package worth over £5,000.
The winner will receive £1,000 in cash, an industry-leading artist development package courtesy of Blinding Talent, and professional studio recording time at Darkwood Studios from Headliner.
Future Icon is built to give emerging talent the tools, support, and momentum they need to thrive, from funding to promotion to production.
Make your voice heard and support your favourite artist and help them become a…. ‘Future Icon’.
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Having already taken the stage at Kendal Calling and Manchester’... view artist profile
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Described by XS Manchester as “part Blondie, part Amy Winehouse, and part Courtney Love”, Olivia Booth is among the UK’s most exciting new indie voices. Originally from Warrington and now based in Manchester, she has been identif... view artist profile
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Dylan Ratcliffe is a singer songwriter whose music doesn’t sit neatly in one box. Moving between upbeat and melancholic, emotive moments, his songs put a strong emphasis on storytelling, with conversational lyrics that feel personal and dire... view artist profile
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Located on Oldham Street in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, Gullivers is recognized as an iconic, characterful pub with roots dating back to 1865. Beyond the busy bar, it is primarily regarded as a hub for entertainment and community. Live music is hosted in two dedicated spaces: the Upstairs Ballroom, a 110-capacity gig venue with a raised stage, and the downstairs Lounge. It is prided as a welcoming, supportive venue where many successful artists were nurtured and developed within the city’s grassroots music scene.
109 Oldham Street Manchester, M4 1LW
https://gulliversnq.info