X-Ray Love

X-Ray Love is a gritty, female-led band originally formed in New York City and now based in London, UK. Known for their raw, high-energy performances, striking vocals, and catchy tunes, their sound draws comparisons to iconic CBGB era acts like Blondie, The Ramones, and Patti Smith. The band consists of Ella on vocals and guitar, Mark on lead guitar and backing vocals, Chris on bass, and Rick on drums. Former members include Niall on lead guitar and Barry on bass and backing vocals during their NYC days. Their music has been produced by notable figures like Andy Macpherson, who has worked with artists such as The Who and Debbie Harry.

X-Ray Love's recent repertoire includes fan favorites like "Lou," "Debbie," "Sha la Love," "Shark Song," "Fire," and "St. Lucia," showcasing their versatility and talent in blending rock and alternative styles. These songs represent their ability to craft infectious melodies and energetic performances that captivate audiences. X-Ray Love continues to make waves in the rock and alternative music scenes with their dynamic live performances, including notable appearances at UK festivals.

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