Who will take the crown?! Get ready for an electrifying night of live music as Battle of the Bands takes over The Victoria. Local acts will go head-to-head, bringing their best performances in a bid to claim the top spot. Two winners will emerge from the competition: One band will win based on the crowd size rallying behind them Another will be chosen by an independent judge, based on musicality and performance Come down, cheer for your favourites, and be sure to vote for your favourite band at the end of the night! Tickets: £10 advance, £12 on the door.Featuring: Disloyal Disloyal are a Birmingham-based post-hardcore band known for fusing urgent, angular riffs with emotionally raw vocals and dynamics that shift from bruising intensity to fragile melody. Emerging from the city's DIY scene, they blend influences from classic post-hardcore and modern emo-tinged hardcore, crafting short, cathartic songs driven by tight rhythm sections and jagged guitar work. Lyrically the band explores themes of disillusionment, fractured relationships, and resilience, delivered with an immediacy that translates powerfully live. Nothing in Return Nothing in Return are a four-piece alternative rock band from the West Midlands, blending raw emotion with atmospheric intensity. Rooted in honest songwriting, their music explores themes of disconnection, repetition, and self-reflection, capturing moments that are as relatable as they are intimate. Drawing inspiration from the melodic edge of Jimmy Eat World, the swagger of Oasis, and the energy of Green Day, Nothing in Return carves out a space between indie and pop-punk, delivering a sound that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly current. Zero Sun We are ZERO SUN. A Birmingham-based post-grunge/alt-rock band, bringing a late 90s through early 2000s moody/emotive feel with more polished production. Live shows are heavy but also have a lot of connection and emotion with the listeners. Obelisk Obelisk are an indie rock band hailing from Birmingham, UK. They find passion in combining intricacies from different ideas, collecting them to create their own concert of riffs, shoegaze, rock, and poetry. Known for their energy, Obelisk put on quite a show, and have been doing so ever since graduating from college. From soft heartache to headbanger riffs, Obelisk gets the crowd moving. Drawing inspiration from Radiohead, The Strokes, and The Smashing Pumpkins to name a few, their stadium-ready sound delivers an unforgettable experience. Don't miss The Victoria's Happy Hour, available Monday to Friday from 4 pm to 7:30 pm. Enjoy 2 for £14 cocktails, 2 for £16 Old Fashioneds and £4 drinks including Red Stripe, Tiny Rebel AF IPA, Prosecco by the glass and Stowford Press. Cajun Soul Kitchen are also serving food Wednesday to Friday from 4 pm to 10 pm and Saturday from 12 pm to 10 pm.
