King No-one

King No-one, an alt-pop rock band, formed in York in 2013. The band initially gained recognition by busking original material in various UK cities. This early approach contributed to building their live reputation before they began performing in established venues. Over time, King No-one transitioned to playing sold-out shows across numerous small venues, which expanded their audience.

The band has consistently sold out venues typically reserved for major label artists affiliated with popular radio stations. They have cumulatively sold over 8,000 tickets across two tours annually. A notable milestone was their performance at the O2 Ritz. King No-one has also appeared on the BBC Radio 1 stage at the Reading and Leeds festivals and performed on main stages at festivals such as Truck and Y-Not. Additionally, they have played to capacity crowds at Dot to Dot festival venues, including the O2 Ritz, Bristol Academy, and Rock City. In March 2019, their debut EP charted at #2 on the Indie Breakers chart and #21 on the Indie Chart, following its inclusion on New Music Friday and Apple playlists in 15 countries.

King No-one is characterized by a commitment to independent artist practices, frequently touring and releasing new music. The band is also recognized for its focus on themes of equality, as exemplified by their single ‘Antichrist.’ This song conveys a message of universal equality, irrespective of background.