Discover 148 indie bands available for hire in Grimsby, England, United Kingdom, backed by 405 reviews from real clients, averaging 5 out of 5 stars. These indie rock groups and independent artists deliver authentic performances for weddings, parties and corporate events, with options from around £110 and an average of £600.
All 148 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to Grimsby. The nearest is based in Lincoln, 30.2 miles away.
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Rates for indie rock groups in Grimsby currently range from about £110 to £1,650+ based on factors including group size, performance duration, and specific event requirements. Smaller configurations or acoustic duos typically command lower fees, while established groups with strong regional followings may charge premium rates. Average booking costs settle around £600, usually including basic sound equipment and reasonable travel. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 102 enquiries for Indie Bands at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 1 November 2026.
Outside In
"Outside In headlined a very successful night at this year’s Skegvegas VW Fest in front of hundreds of people. They had the crowd singing and dancing throughout, to the point of the audience not wanting the band to leave the stage.
From an organisational perspective, they totally professional in their attitude, making them a pleasure to work with. I will happily have them back again."
Reverie
"I booked Reverie last minute for a New Years event as my act fell through last minute. They were consummate professionals and provided an amazing night of entertainment. You will not be disappointed if you book this band, they are AMAZING!"
The John Preston Tribute Band
"The grooviest part of Saturday night was the early evening slot from this tight little funky punky power trio.. From New Normal disco with deeply sardonic word play, to the rocktastic vastness of Psychopox. The John Preston Tribute Band blow holes in official and official alternative narratives whilst their grooves and riffs induce altered states to facilitate their propaganda deconstructions.. A must for weddings, corporate do's and dusty festivals..."
The Anthems
"Played last night at our birthday bash - they got everyone dancing - even the blokes! Absolutely brilliant and utterly professional. Worth every penny. Thanks for a great evening gentlemen."
Venus & Mars
"The band set up all through the one system to keep the volume at a suitable level for a BBQ in my garden. The performance was outstanding and they were friendly, professional and most of all great fun. Definitely recommend them!"
Biker Band
"The Kings’ regulars are probably the luckiest people in Lincolnshire, maybe even the East Midlands! Not only do they have fabulous hosts in Richard and Sharon, they also provide the best music free of charge every weekend and they don’t come much better than the Bikers Band wherever you may go.
Quiet and staid does not exist in their vocabulary, Mister-Pink is power funk, rock and blues at its very best covering the likes of Cream, Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones but also mixing in their own songs in a seamless blend of quality entertainment. I asked Simon for his set list after the gig and do you know what the response was? “What set list? We just play what the audience like!” Believe me there are not many bands that can make such a confident statement.
How many encores did we have? I lost count, the holiday weekend busy bar wanted more so The Bikers Band duly provided. Of course we must not forget the superb bass playing of Jules and Balding Bloke was in his element sound engineering when the drummer let rip with a storming drum solo. I don’t know what they feed them on in Norfolk however it seems to be an excellent diet for drummers!
Now here’s a teaser for you…whilst we were clearing up afterwards I happened to mention that he’d forgotten to use his harmonica. That was it, straight to his kit and “Not Fade Away” commenced, The bassist struck up his acoustic guitar and the remaining customers and bar staff all immediately broke into song…Most likely we won’t see these guys again until next year, that’s going to be an awful long wait for many of us! ~ gig reviewer - Lincolnshire Press"