The Snuts

On 15 July 2026 at La Maroquinerie, The Snuts arrive with the compact energy that forged their reputation on British stages. Formed in Whitburn, Scotland, the four-piece delivers direct alternative rock at the crossroads of indie and pop-rock, driven by nervy guitars, a precise rhythm section and vocals whose Scottish grounding adds texture. On stage, the band aims for collective efficiency: melodic choruses designed to be sung back, tension build-ups without frills, and constant shifts between urgency and melody.

The set will move through their three albums, from W.L. (2021) and its indie bursts to the rougher edges of Burn the Empire (2022), through to the pop and electronic openings of Millennials (2024), which broaden their palette without abandoning the guitar–bass–drums trio. Comfortable in both clubs and festivals, they play tight and rely on closeness to hold the room around their compact anthems. A notable achievement: all three records reached the Top 3 on the UK charts, an indicator of the reach of their songs well beyond the indie circuit. At La Maroquinerie, they’ll be presented in an ideal format for their group dynamic, balancing live warmth with precise arrangements.