Kiwi Bring Their Winter Tour to Zerox Newcastle
Lancaster indie band Kiwi return to Newcastle for an 18+ show at Zerox on Saturday 21 November 2026, with doors at 7pm.
Kiwi at Zerox Newcastle brings the Lancaster indie band back to the city on Saturday 21 November 2026 as part of their winter tour. Doors open at 7pm for the 18+ show, with support joining a bill that puts one of the North West’s steadily rising guitar bands into a compact Newcastle room.
Kiwi have built their sound around the meeting point between classic British indie rock and a more modern indie-pop punch. Catchy guitar lines, large bass parts and direct vocals sit at the centre, but the band have enough live experience behind them now to make those songs feel broader than simple radio-ready singles.
Kiwi at Zerox Newcastle continues a busy rise for the Lancaster four-piece
The band consists of Toby Weatherill, Tom Taylor, Tom Mulliner and Scott Milligan. Their recent run has included support slots with acts such as The Royston Club, Pentire and VISTAS, alongside BBC Introducing appearances and headline dates of their own. They have also played Newcastle before, so this isn’t a first visit to the city but another step in a relationship with audiences here.
The November show sits inside a short winter run that also takes Kiwi to Manchester, Sheffield and London. Zerox offers a good scale for the current stage of the band’s development: small enough to keep the energy close to the crowd, while giving the songs enough room for the bigger choruses and guitar parts to hit properly.
Doors open at 7pm on Saturday 21 November and the event is 18+. Support is due to join the Newcastle date. Anyone travelling should check the band, promoter and ticketing channels before setting off in case support information or timings change.
Kiwi’s appeal is fairly straightforward in the best sense. They write guitar songs built to connect quickly, but the growing live experience behind them is giving the material more weight. For Newcastle listeners following the next wave of UK indie bands, this Zerox date offers a useful chance to catch them before the rooms inevitably start getting larger.
