
Max Thornhill
Lead Vocals / Rhythm Guitar
The voice out front and the pen behind the songs. Writes the hooks in Cheadle Hulme bedrooms and delivers them like he's got something to prove.

Sat 14 Nov 2026 — Doors 19:00
The Fleecers are opening for Charm at the Eagle Inn, Salford/Manchester. 16+ (under 18s with a responsible adult).
£10 advance
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Max Thornhill
Lead Vocals / Rhythm Guitar
The voice out front and the pen behind the songs. Writes the hooks in Cheadle Hulme bedrooms and delivers them like he's got something to prove.

Harry Kelly
Lead Guitar / Backing Vocals
All the riffs and the ringing top lines. Strat slung low, one foot in Britpop swagger, the other in something sharper and newer.

James Kelly
Bass / Backing Vocals
The low end that holds the whole thing upright. Locks in with the kit, never blinks, and quietly makes every chorus hit twice as hard.

James Lister
Drums
The engine room. Sets the pace of the live show and keeps four lads sounding like one band, however loud the room gets.
A Cheadle Hulme band and proud Northern indie band, they came together in the summer of 2025 and, just months later, released their debut single "Home" — a track that raced to 200,000 streams in five months. Riding that momentum, they followed up with "Too Late For Second Guessing", proving the first wasn't a fluke, and their latest single "The Ritz (Don’t Want You Back)" is out now, pushing them further still. Same fire, bigger stages across the North West.
The Spinning Top // Stockport // 26 Aug 2026
Kilnhouse Records presents — a packed back room in Stockport, loud guitars and no holding back. This is what a live indie band in Manchester and Stockport should sound like. Shots from the night.
Live // Backstage // Stockport
The Fleecers are a live indie band based in Cheadle Hulme, Stockport, gigging across Manchester and the North West. Pubs, clubs, festivals, weddings and private parties — original songs plus a set of indie and Britpop covers.
Ticket alerts before they sell out, new singles the day they drop, and first word on shows across the North West.