Live Nation presents THE HAUNT & HIMALAYAS plus supports live at The Dome

THE HAUNT

Blossoming between shadows and sunshine, beauty resides in the midst of extremes. Manipulating textures of dark and light, The Haunt balance smoky and soulful vocals with cinematic soundscapes underpinned by shuddering rock, glitchy synth transmissions, and gothic electronic nuances.

The Florida band —co-founded by siblings Anastasia Grace Haunt [vocals] and Maxamillion “Max” Haunt [guitar, production] conjure a singular vision equally steeped in pop noir and controlled industrial chaos.

HIMALAYAS

After forming at school in 2015, things haven’t stopped getting bigger for the Cardiff quartet. Early single Thank God I’m Not You became an instant hit, with almost 50 million streams to date, while 2023’s From Hell To Here debut album saw them heralded as one of the finest new rock bands in Britain. High profile fans include fellow Welshmen Stereophonics, who invited them to play their Eden Sessions extravaganza, while Foo Fighters had them open their recent show at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Legendary AC/DC singer Brian Johnson liked them so much they’ve done a song together, V.O.V.

Now they return with second album, Bad Star. It’s a record that sees Himalayas – Joe Williams (vocals/guitar), Mike Griffiths (guitar/vocals), Louis Heaps (bass) and James Goulbourn (drums) – expanding far beyond the indie-rock of their first works, taking in influence from Queens Of The Stone Age, Radiohead, Royal Blood and Foo Fighters.