The Murderburgers are a high-energy melodic three piece pop-punk band from Scotland. Formed in 2007 by lead vocalist and guitarist Fraser, The Murderburgers grew from gobby Ramones-esque young punks into arguably Scotland’s finest ever punk rock export.

Before taking a break at the end of 2019, they spent most of their time on tour on both sides of the Atlantic, including runs with such bands as Alkaline Trio, Joyce Manor, Off With Their Heads, Masked Intruder, Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Dear Landlord, The Copyrights, DeeCracks, The Priceduifkes, The Atom Age and Bayside, performances at such festivals as The FEST (USA), Pouzza Fest (Canada), Matsuri Festival (Japan), Asian Man Records Festival (USA), Rebellion Festival (UK), Punk Rock Holiday (Slovenia), Book Yer Ane Fest (UK), Insubordination Fest (USA) and Wonkfest (UK), all in support of releases on labels like Asian Man Records, Brassneck Records, Monster Zero, All in Vinyl and Waterslide Records.

Coral Springs is a dynamic punk rock outfit from the west coast of the Netherlands. The band balances the irresistible catchiness of pop music with the raw energy of punk rock, drawing inspiration from a wide range of emo, skatepunk and metalcore bands. Their debut album “Always Lost, Never Found” showcased the band’s versatility, alternating between upbeat punk rock anthems, infectious powerpop melodies, and emotive undertones. Coral Springs has performed at local festivals like Mildtfest and Werfpop as well as international stages including Helsinki Skepufest and Manchester Punk Fest. 2026 marks an exciting new chapter for Coral Springs with the release of their sophomore album “Don’t Turn Off The Lights”. The first single from this album will be dropping soon. Last summer the band played at Punk Rock Holiday in Slovenia, where they shared stages with both their musical heroes and friends— an achievement they’re particularly proud of. With their “expect nothing, give everything” philosophy and unpretentious approach, Coral Springs continues to push forward. Their authentic sound and energetic performances have established them as a noteworthy presence in the European punk scene, with their best work still ahead of them.