The Rosadocs
🕢 Venue opens - 7:30pm : 🕚 Event finishes - 11:00pm
🪑 Standing show
The Rosadocs are a five-piece alt-rock/indie band rapidly rising through the UK music scene, known for their heartfelt lyricism, powerful guitar-driven melodies, and arena-ready choruses.
With a sold-out UK tour for Spring 2026 and continued demand across the country, the band stand as the most requested independent act on the BBC East Midlands Radio Network, with further backing from Radio X, XS Manchester, and multiple BBC Introducing stations.
The Rosadocs have shared stages with major acts including Madness, The Sherlocks, and The Lathums, and have recently supported Lottery Winners, The Enemy, and Mericans. They will also join The Lilacs on tour this February ahead of their nearly sold-out headline run next spring.
Festival season is already looking exciting with confirmed slots on Y Not Festival, Truck Festival, Kendal Calling, and a main stage slot on Tramlines, with more to come!
Line Up
The Rosadocs are a four piece Indie/Rock n Roll band based in the Sheffield area. The Rosadocs are; Keelan Graney - Lead Vocals and Guitar, Joe Egan - Guitar and backing vocals, Adam Sleight - Bass and backing vocals and Kyle Holmes - Drums. They formed in 2017 when Keelan and Kyle, friends from an old band together brought in Joe on the guitar. Joe then brought Adam in, through which he knew from an old band on bass. Together they have already released their debut single ‘No.54’ which has gained many positive reviews and is always a massive hit at any show. A little after 6 months of being together, they supported ‘The Sherlocks’ at their massive sold out hometown show at Sheffield, O2 Academy. They were also invited to join Louis Berry as main support for his Foundry, Student union show in Sheffield in 2017. 2018 is already shaping up to be a big year for them, with their first ever headline show selling out in one day, and many festivals and big shows being booked for 2018 already. The lads describe themselves as an Indie/Rock n Roll band, with many influences ranging from the 60s all the way to the present day. And are here to make a statement.
