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This Surrey band are earning fans and rave reviews thanks to their indie rock sound with a modern twist, and hard graft
Two Weeks In Nashville (TWIN) – who live together in Lingfield – have been making waves within the music industry for the past couple of years thanks to their indie rock sound with a modern twist, their love of live gigs and their aim to bring back fresh, raw energy, personality and big guitar riffs in a hark back to the 70s.
The three-piece band have already had multiple sell-out headline shows as well as supporting a series of major artists including The Hoosiers, Tom Grennan, Supergrass, Razorlight, the Boomtown Rats and more.
Their online videos have more than 8million views and their music has been steamed almost 3 million times.
TWIN won Glastonbury’s Pilton Stage competition in 2023 which led to them supporting Arlo Parks and The Streets at The Pilton Party in Glastonbury. They also reached the final of the Emerging Talent Competition 2024 and were Sir Michael Eavis’ choice and favourite act on the night. Also, in 2022 the band performed at the Silverstone Formula One Grand Prix.
The three band members (Billy LeRiff – Vocals and Guitar; Marc De Luca – Guitar; Ian Wilson – Drums) live together and have a busy summer of gigs ahead.
The band were founded in 2019 after a two-week trip to Nashville which helped them gain clarity on their sound… and their name.
Billy, Marc and Ian all bring their own unique style and personality to the band, with interests varying from tennis, bitcoin, skiing and cooking to Formula 1, handstands and service stations! The band are part of the Purple Heart Records and the lead singer Billy LeRiff also runs a recording studio in Lingfield which is used by other artists and producers, as well as podcast recordings.
You can catch them on tour this summer at Priory Live Festival in Orpington on 10th August, Tilford on 20th September and more dates including London. Make sure to catch the TWIN wave, and watch this space for more from them!
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