About Horses On The Beach

Festival favorites HOTB’s music moves seamlessly from catchy in-your-face choruses to intimate, quieter moments, and their diverse setlists includes everything from Latin and Balkan Jazz to Hip Hop, Ska and Reggae. Living under the same roof in Bristol, it’s no surprise that their energetic stage presence emanates connection, palpable chemistry and effortless friendship. The lead vocals emanate 'Ska Hayley Williams', the brass section talk power, soul and a touch of giddy energy, while the bass and drums sing along to every song with a bop in their steps.

LOCATION: Bristol

GENRE: Pop-Funk / Alt-Rock / Ska / Latin / Festival Fun

PERFORMANCE STYLE: Expressive and emotive feel good lyrics, powerhouse vocal performance, electronically lifted brass, tight rhythmical stops and starts, heavy outros and solos for crowd dancing maximus. 

INFLUENCES: The Cat Empire, Electric Swing Circus, Paramore, Caro Emerald, Fat Freddy's Drop, (Funk, Hip hop, Ska, Reggae, Dance Music, Neo-Soul, Gypsy Jazz, Latin, Neo-Soul)

NOTABLE SUPPORTS: Land of The Giants, Cut Capers, The Undercover Hippy, Tom Mcguire and the Brassholes, Year Of The Dog, Bare Jams, Mister Trick, Dutty Moonshine Band, Snazzback, Feeder

NOTABLE PERFORMANCES: Boomtown, The Great Estate, Tropical Pressure, Rock Oyster, Gone Wild, Wonderfields, Port Eliot, Henley Festival

CONTACT INFORMATION : bookings@horsesonthebeach.co.uk OR 07810 666414

Their recent achievements have been notable and diverse, including being spotlighted as the 'Sound of the Weekend' on BBC Introducing in the West, being selected as Countryfile's featured band representing UK grassroots festivals, and being chosen as the showcase band for the prestigious Henley Festival's Rise Programme.

Recent singles include ''Memories'' and ''Chipolata''. They are expected to go far this coming year, so keep your eyes out for them on every festival poster in the South-West; they're quickly becoming strong favorites in the Grassroots festival scene, already booked for many notable festivals in 2025.

Influenced by genre-defining acts such as The Cat Empire, Fat Freddy’s Drop, Sammy Rae & The Friends, and Lake Street Dive, HOTB's live performances are a high-voltage experience meticulously crafted for festival atmospheres.  They have shared the stage with notable bands like Feeder, Dutty Moonshine Band, Mister Trick, Tom Mcguire and The Brassholes, Cut Capers and Land Of The Giants. 

Over the last few years they're jumped up and down on stages at Balter, The Great Estate, Tropical Pressure, Rock Oyster, Boomtown, Gone Wild, Wonderfields, and Port Eliot, to name a few.