Special guests added for Khruangbin's Gunnersbury Park show

Fronted by bassist and lead vocalist Laura Lee Ochoa, the Texas three-piece are widely known for their sound that blends elements of funk, psychedelic rock, soul and blues, and their show at Gunnersbury Park comes after a sold-out tour of the UK last autumn, where they headlined Glasgow’s OVO Hydro and performed two nights at the Apollo in Manchester and three nights at the Apollo in London following the release of their fourth studio album ‘A La Sala’.

In what will be Khruangbin’s biggest headline show in the UK, Palace and NoSo will join the previously announced American four-piece TV on the Radio, who recently made their return to live touring after a break of five years last autumn.

Heralded as “the most innovative band on the planet” by AV Club and “one of the most compelling American rock and roll stories of the modern age” by the BBC, the four-piece have an eclectic style due to their fondness for artists and bands such as Pixies, Nancy Sinatra, Brian Eno and Earth, Wind & Fire.

As for Palace, they are coming off the back of sold-out tours across the UK and Europe, which culminated with a euphoric homecoming show at London’s Eventim Apollo. Palace kicked off 2025 with a brand-new EP, ‘Greyhound’. The band began playing together in 2012 after fate had brought them all separately to London. The childhood friends released their acclaimed debut EP ‘Lost In The Night’ in 2014, followed by the ‘Chase The Light’ EP the year after. With four albums now under their belt, they have acquired a loyal fanbase across the world.

Whilst NoSo is the project of Baek Hwong, an LA-based artist whose emotionally resonant music blends shimmering pop textures with indie rock, funk, and experimental elements. Known for his sharp and honest lyricism, intricate guitar work, and lush production, NoSo crafts songs full of wit, nuance, and unforgettable hooks.