LEAP

In the organizer's words:

LEAP are on the verge of a breakthrough, in every sense of the word. Whether it's the palpable energy at their explosive, sold-out shows in the UK and Europe or their inclusion in the top 50 viral Shazam playlist, the anticipation is building. One of the most captivating born frontmen of recent years, Jack Scott's bipolar disorder only adds to a raucous world that is constantly at boiling point. Born and raised between Edinburgh and Cape Town, as well as studying at music school in Brighton, Jack's internationally diverse background is now infused into the music he creates with the band - an eclectic mix of rock n roll misfits. On drums is bisexual Buddhist multi-instrumentalist Hector Cottam. Jack and Hector grew up together in Scotland and have been inseparable since the age of four. Declan "BullsEye" Brown, who wields the bass guitar, was forged in the fires of Johannesburg and hardened in the Camden rock scene.

He had a chance encounter with Jack at iconic music venue The Hawley Arms, and the two bonded over their fondness for cheap denim clothing. The musical equation was completed by the introduction of a young, blonde Jedi in the form of Adam Mason. An extremely talented and classically trained guitarist who really brought the LEAP sound to life. Adam has been in the spotlight since he was a child dancing on various TV shows and now, at just 22 years old, he has already performed in front of thousands of people across Europe with various projects. In 2021, LEAP was truly formed, stepping out of the world of DIY releases and into a more ambitious, refined sonic palette that puts them comfortably on par with some of indie rock's biggest acts. The single "Energies" has been praised as an "anthemic mosh pit starter".