A seriously important element of the infamous ‘Madchester’ movement of the early 1990s - they were one-third of the scene’s ‘holy triumvirate’, alongside Stone Roses and Happy Mondays - 1960s-inspired garage punk-pop favourites Inspiral Carpets have a back catalogue awash with hit singles - This Is How It Feels, Dragging Me Down, Two Worlds, Joe, Collide, She Comes In The Fall and Saturn 5, to name but a few.

Making a comeback in 2023, after a seven-year hiatus following the tragic death of drummer Craig Gill, the band are supported for this month’s Midlands gigs by Trampolene. 

Their performance at The Buttermarket will be followed by the England-Panama World Cup match, televised live on the venue’s giant screen.    

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