Pedro Giomo brings his UK tour to Leeds's Hyde Park BC for an unforgettable night of high-energy indie rock, atmospheric shoegaze, and raw, emotionally rich songs. Joining him for this special night is Yorkshire based indie folk singer-songwriter Jamie Wray.

About the Lineup

Pedro Giomo is a Brazilian born, Czech Republic raised, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter making waves in Prague's indie scene. Singing, playing the guitar and bass, drums and piano, Pedro crafts a distinctive blend of indie rock, alt - rock and shoegaze, merging dreamy guitars and atmospheric textures with heartfelt, introspective lyrics. His sound draws inspiration from bands like Slowdive, Radiohead and The Smiths, balancing upbeat, energetic anthems with slower, more reflective moments.

Jamie Wray is a Yorkshire-based indie folk singer-songwriter and skilled guitarist making music that lives in the details. His songs are rooted in acoustic writing but lean toward texture, mood, and space. balancing intimacy with a quiet sense of scale. Influenced by artists such as Damien Rice and Dire Straits, Jamie's sound is emotionally direct yet unafraid of subtlety and restraint. As both a songwriter and guitarist, Jamie places as much importance on feel as he does on form. His playing is expressive and deliberate, supporting the songs rather than overpowering them, while his writing is shaped by the lived experience and time spent on stage. These are songs that grow through performance - Melodies that breathe, lyrics that leave room for interpretation, and arrangements that allow silence to carry weight.

Hilden Park are a duo-fronted Indie Rock band from the North of England. The music varies from wide, almost ‘cinematic’ rock to soft and delicate guitar led tracks, with a heavy focus on creating a strong atmosphere. Their sound has been described to have the heaviness of bands like Linkin Park, Foo Fighters and Mallory Knox with the emotional content of artists such as Radiohead, Ben Howard and Foals.

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