Live at The Troubadour in London: Disco Lizards + Luke Glazsher & the Mercenaries + Empty Palace + Roz M

Disco Lizards are straight out of East London and straight onto your festival radar. A five-piece rock ’n’ roll force of nature - shaking hips and rattling stages with their raw energy, swagger, and reptilian sound. Fusing gritty garage rock, infectious grooves, and an explosive stage presence, Disco Lizards bring a fresh shot of adrenaline to the indie scene. Their music is loud, loose, and laced with attitude — the kind of soundtrack that gets you dancing on tables and screaming every lyric. With a growing cult following and a reputation for blistering energetic live shows, Disco Lizards have become one of London’s most thrilling underground acts — now ready to set festival stages ablaze. They are currently working on their second LP due for release in 2026. But in the meantime, check out most recent single Life Lessons and a brand-new single Danger Zone. Plug in. Freak out. The Disco Lizards have arrived.

Luke Glazsher

Luke Glazsher is a producer/multi instrumentalist who came to London almost a decade ago writing and producing for artists in the London scene. Now he is showcasing his own music as a gritty alternative R&B artist. After releasing his debut EP: Lucky last year, Luke is following up with a second EP titled: Saint. The first single: Downfall is out now.

Empty Palace

Empty Palace are fresh on London’s alternative rock scene. Drawing inspiration from across alternative and progressive rock, their sound is shaped by layered guitars, shifting dynamics and atmospheric textures, while still holding onto the immediacy and grit of a garage rock band.​It’s a mix that moves between the dreamy and the abrasive, to deliver a both intimate and powerful performance.

Roz M

Roz M began her songwriting journey in 2016 during a period of enforced vocal rest. Having trained and worked as an opera singer for nearly a decade, she found in songwriting a vital new creative outlet. She soon returned to the opera stage but was again forced to stop performing in 2020 due to the Covid pandemic. This was then followed by a devastating personal loss. Roz M’s forthcoming debut solo album, The Arboretum on Shady Lane, explores deep love, loss and quiet renewal through an avant-garde sound world shaped by her classical training and eclectic musical taste.

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