Rialto 

After 24 years, Rialto are back with nocturnal party prowl “No One Leaves This Discotheque Alive” and the announcement of brand new album “Neon And Ghost Signs” (24.04.25). Formed in 1996, they took their name from a defunct British cinema chain -"The music would sound perfect in a dilapidated theatre with torn, red velvet seats" said Eliot. They honed the first album on 8 track tape, in Jonny Bull's South London flat. The band found favour with critics; Melody Maker anticipating "a fairytale future of Oasis-like proportions" and Neil McCormick of The Telegraph noting they were "among the most critically acclaimed new groups to emerge" in the late 1990s. After some record label hopscotch, the debut album was released in 1998, with Night on Earth following in 2001. They had 3 UK top 40 singles, including Top 20 Untouchable and found a loyal following in South East Asia, bringing double platinum sales. Rialto will be touring again in 2025 to support their new album Neon and Ghost Signs.