The Jacques, The Sukis & Pistol Daisys Unite For ‘The Wheels In Motion Tour’ This September

by | Apr 20, 2026

A new wave of UK indie talent is set to hit the road this autumn as The Jacques, The Sukis and Pistol Daisys team up for The Wheels In Motion Tour, kicking off this September.

Pistol Daisys

Pistol Daisys (Press)
Pistol Daisys (Press)

Curated by Motion Talent, the tour is built around a simple but enduring idea: getting back to grassroots touring and bringing live music directly to fans in intimate venues across the UK. With affordable ticket prices and a focus on independent spaces, the run aims to spotlight emerging artists while supporting the country’s vital live music circuit.

Each band brings a distinct sonic identity to the bill. The Jacques, a London-via-Bristol trio, have earned a reputation as relentless road warriors, blending mutant punk, psychedelic grunge and indie rock into a chaotic, high-energy live experience. Having shared stages with Public Image Ltd and played major festivals, they continue to build momentum through sheer grit and touring spirit.

The Jacques

The Jacques (Press)
The Jacques (Press)

Liverpool’s The Sukis add a sharp-edged alternative rock punch, pairing explosive performances with lyrics that dissect the realities of youth. Meanwhile, Glasgow trio Pistol Daisys inject a vibrant alt-pop energy, fusing confessional songwriting with dancefloor-ready hooks, creating a sound that’s both emotionally raw and instantly infectious.

The Sukis

The Sukis (Press)
The Sukis (Press)

Together, the three acts represent a cross-section of the UK’s rising underground, united by a shared drive to take their music directly to audiences. With new material expected from all three bands this year, The Wheels In Motion Tour promises to capture them at a pivotal moment in their evolution.

UK & Ireland Tour Dates:

SEPTEMBER
2nd – Birmingham, Hare & Hounds 2
3rd – Sheffield, Sidney & Matilda
4th – Manchester, Factory251
5th – Huddersfield, Amped
6th – Leeds, Lending Room
9th – Glasgow, Stereo
10th – Newcastle, Think Tank
11th – Liverpool, Arts Club Loft
12th – Nottingham, Bodega
13th – Brighton, Komedia 2
18th – Southampton, Joiners
19th – London, Dingwalls
20th – Norwich, Waterfront Studio
24th – Tunbridge Wells, The Forum
25th – Guildford, Boileroom
26th – Bedford, Esquires
27th – Hitchin, Club 85

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