Eighty Eight Miles

Eighty Eight Miles is a vibrant and energetic Indie Pop/Rock band from the Midlands, UK. They are part of a new generation of female-fronted bands, bringing a colorful and infectious sound to the music scene. Their name is inspired by the "Back to the Future" movie trilogy, and their music draws from a diverse range of influences, including Fleetwood Mac, The Beach Boys, Blossoms, The Mamas & The Papas, and Declan McKenna. The band has gained recognition for their high-energy performances, including appearances at major UK festivals like Truck Festival and YNOT Festival, and have completed their first UK tour, attracting fans from across Europe. They consist of Ellie Grice, Bekka Redfern, Dan Hobday, Max Betts-Patel, and Ollie Newbury.

Their music has been praised by notable figures such as John Kennedy of Radio X and even Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac. However, the band's recent releases like "Hi," "Sophie," "Sexy Song," "The Thought of Losing You," "Diana," "Cardigan, Vol. 2," "Cardigan," and "Fighter Not a Lover" are not detailed in the available information. Eighty Eight Miles continues to grow and expand their fan base with their catchy and lively sound.