Flyte

On May 13, 2026 at The Great Hall in Toronto, Flyte step on stage with the intimate, harmony‑driven songwriting that has defined their path from London’s indie scene to a more pared‑back folk‑pop sound. Built around Will Taylor and Nick Hill, the band threads clear guitars with interlaced vocals and narratives that draw on 60s/70s pop and folk without pastiche. Their debut, The Loved Ones (2017), set the tone with tight melodic structures; This Is Really Going to Hurt (2021), produced with Andrew Sarlo, shifted toward a more acoustic, confessional register; the self‑titled Flyte (2023) pushed further into understated arrangements and close‑mic’d duets.

On stage, the set typically favors space and detail: harmonies up front, restrained instrumentation, and songs that unfold with quiet tension rather than big gestures. Newer pieces sit alongside earlier tracks in a continuous line, balancing soft rock contours with contemporary folk sensibilities. It’s a live format that puts the writing at the center, letting melodies and textures do the work.