Levellers in Nottingham

Levellers are an English folk-rock band formed in Brighton in 1988. Punk energy, traditional fiddle and politically direct songwriting shaped albums including Levelling the Land and Ze Zeitgeist, while “One Way” and “What a Beautiful Day” became signature songs. In 1994, they headlined the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival. In 2003, the band founded its own annual festival, Beautiful Days, at Escot Park in Devon, where Levellers traditionally perform the closing set.

The Meffs are a British punk duo from Essex, comprising guitarist and vocalist Lily Hopkins and drummer Lewis Copsey. Their releases include the Broken Britain EPs and the Frank Turner-produced debut album What a Life. The Meffs joined NOFX for farewell dates on the Final Tour in London, bringing their two-piece guitar-and-drums format to the shows. They have also performed at Rebellion Festival in Blackpool and 2000trees Festival in Gloucestershire.