Biography

Idle Noise are an indie rock quartet from Coventry. The band take influence from a range of artists including The Strokes, The Vaccines and The Enemy. With infectious hooks, stomping choruses and huge stage presence, their performances capture the audience of every show they play. The last few years have seen them play alongside the likes of Inhaler, The Charlatans, The Wombats, and support a range of other artists on shows across the UK. In 2019, they supported Coventry’s own Tom Clarke (The Enemy) at a sold-out hometown show, followed by their own sold-out headline at Manchester’s iconic Deaf Institute in 2020.   Since forming, every track the foursome has released has been championed on BBC Introducing radio and many other stations globally, including Amazing Radio, resulting in the indie rockers being branded ‘One of the tightest outfits in the midlands right now’.   In 2021, they released their singles ‘Death to Modern Life’ and ‘All Your Love’; the former being immediately added to Spotify’s ‘New Noise’ editorial playlist in the USA upon release.   The band released their single 'Heart Alarm' in May 2022, played their biggest ever headline at a sold out Coventry HMV Empire in June, as well as a prestigious main support slot to The Libertines at Godiva Festival in September; a career defining moment for the Midlands four. 2023 sees Idle Noise in the studio to record a number of new releases, ahead of a run of live dates across the UK in the Autumn.