Rising young band Atomic take to stage at canal festival
Atomic were created in 2018 and are an indie-rock band who have taken inspiration from the likes of Oasis, Artic Monkeys and Paulo Nutini.
The band originally met through a music programme in Stirling before coming together as a band.
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Hide AdAtomic performed a number of cover songs to music groups, family and friends before going on to write their own music.
Stewart, who is a self-taught song-writer, guitarist and vocalist, has written many of the band’s materials with input from his fellow band members.
They debuted their first single ‘TV Girl’ back in March of this year to a great response from the public.
The band’s success over the past year has been an immense achievement for the youngsters who played their first gig at Stirling’s Tolbooth Venue with nearly 100 fans coming out to support them.
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Hide AdFrom their first gig of 100 people they went on to play Barshaw Gala Day, Paisley, on June 22 with the attendance of more than 8000 people. debuting more of their original music including ‘TV Girl’.
Stewart is looking forward to playing at the Kirkintilloch Canal Festival along with band members Gaby Millar, Fraser Black and Connor Dowell.
He said: “Returning to Kirky will be a great honour to play in front of my home town with the band and perform our original music for everyone.
“It’s just been crazy how much support we have been getting.
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Hide Ad“We’re going to be recording our music in the coming months but people can check out our social media pages to hear some of the gigs just now.
“So yeah, I look forward to being back and getting up there.”
Stewart, who is currently in 5th year at Braes High School, Falkirk, hopes to go on to study music further at university whilst pursuing the band’s career.
You can check out Atomic on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube at Atomic Official 18.
Fans can also purchase the band’s merchandise from the facebook page.