City v Arsenal to host Battle of the Bands final | OneFootball

Experience the final of Battle of the Bands at the Joie Stadium when City host Arsenal.

Kick-off is set for 14:15 (UK) on Sunday 5 May as City look to maintain our push for the Barclays Women’s Super League title with a record 15th-successive league win.

Our Battle of the Bands competition has seen four local artists perform at one of our WSL home fixtures across the season, provides the perfect entertainment before the action on the pitch gets under way, and at half-time!

Our final sees Queen Cult battle it out with Lissy Taylor, who will both be performing live in on our stage area above the players tunnel before the game against Arsenal.

Make sure you have your smart phones at the ready as you, the fans, will be voting for your favourite band, Queen Cult or Lissy Taylor. Just head over to mancity.com/botb and vote for your winner.

The winner of our competition (which will be announced at half-time against Arsenal) will receive a weeks’ worth of studio time!

WHO ARE QUEEN CULT?

Queen Cult are a four-piece rock band from Macclesfield, Cheshire, formed by lead singer, guitarist and songwriter Maisie Johnson with Brodie Carson playing drums, Piers Jarvis on bass and newest member Lead Guitarist Ruby Augar.With a fierce song-writing style, Queen Cult have released two critically acclaimed EPs so far and their music is generating widespread support from streaming services, radio and press.

Queen Cult are building a strong reputation for their incendiary live show, and have performed at numerous UK festivals including Neighbourhood, Bingley and The Great Escape.

Further details and tickets are available on their website www.queencult.com

You can also check out their music on Spotify by clicking here (https://open.spotify.com/artist/3UAgcbjWTEC0xcEZEYNrQt?si=QWpq0XwLQcW6JzyBlizCsA)

WHO IS LISSY TAYLOR?

Originally from Stoke with influences from living in the United States of America and Manchester, Lissy Taylor continues her journey into indie-rock and has gained air time on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, Absolute Radio & Radio X.

While doing a songwriting degree at BIMM Manchester, Lissy formed her band in 2018.

She became immersed in the Manchester music scene from that moment on, where she has cemented her place as one of the most-exciting up-and-comers!

You can also check out their music on Spotify here (https://open.spotify.com/artist/15ZEwlfPIbAiAR20HklpR4)