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They’ve been nominated for the Mercury Prize and two BRIT Awards – realms where bands of their ilk rarely get a look-in – but they’re just as celebrated on their home turf. Nova Twins are shaping up to be UK rock’s brightest new prospects with their genre-bending sound and messages of inclusion and empowerment, and despite only being two albums deep, they already appear to have wedged open the door to the mainstream.

When are they on? Friday, Apex Stage, 9:20pm Nova Twins, who gave Marshall Records their first Top 30 album last year, performing live at Heaven in London (Picture: Federica Burelli) Nova Twins

It certainly helps that the former RSUK cover stars have two huge new songs – ‘LosT’ and Lil Uzi Vert/Daryl Palumbo collaboration ‘AmEN’ – to play, as well as an illustrious back catalogue of bangers to get a huge cross section of fans running for the pit. Having already pulled off a blazing set at Reading Festival last year (during which they were audacious enough to bring out Ed Sheeran as their guest for a reprise of their ‘Bad Habits’ BRITs collaboration), Bring Me The Horizon will easily find themselves at home in Friday’s headline slot. Fittingly for its 20th anniversary, Download answered the call by booking one of the UK’s most important and forward-thinking alternative bands of their generation.

Sam Fender confirms release of third album next year and launches special pre-ordersīring Me the Horizon perform live on stage at Leeds Festival, UK (Picture: Andy Gallagher/Alamy) Bring Me The Horizonĭownload fans have been crying out for the festival to book a fresh new first-time headliner for a significant while.

BTS prep for anniversary festival with new single ‘Take Two’.

We’ve picked out a few of the most exciting names set to be starting mosh pits at Download this year. With even more bands to see (and more pesky clashes), you might be wondering who is worth making the lengthy trek from the campsite to the arena to see. This year, it’s going even bigger, stretching across four days rather than the usual three in celebration of the festival’s 20th anniversary. While any regular Downloader will tell you that every year at Download is special, 2023’s edition is set to be something else. Download Festival is just around the corner, bringing fans in their droves to Leicestershire’s Donington Park for what is effectively a rock fan’s idea of Christmas.