ORPINGTON PRIORY GARDENS
SOUTH EAST LONDONS GRASSROOTS FESTIVAL

Maze are fast becoming one of the most talked-about new bands on the circuit. Blending anthemic hooks, sharp lyricism and a raw, live-wire energy, the band have built their reputation through songs that stick with you long after the last chorus fades.

 

New releases last year “Ziggy” and “I Know You Know” marked Maze out as a band with both bite and heart — punchy, melodic indie tracks that captured restless ambition and late-night reflection in equal measure. Meanwhile, crowd favourites “Twisted little Soul” and “Light Up The Sky” have become defining moments of their live shows, turning venues into singalong, sweat-soaked celebrations.

 

Their debut album, Chaos Interrupted, cemented Maze’s arrival — a statement record packed with urgency, attitude and undeniable choruses. It showcased the bands ability to bring people on a journey with them through there songs. Now, with their second album set for release this year, Maze are entering a bold new chapter — bigger in sound, sharper in focus, and ready to push beyond everything they’ve built so far.

 

2026 is already shaping up to be a landmark year. Maze will be supporting The Rifles in Brighton, bringing their explosive live presence to one of the UK’s most loyal indie crowds. And in May, they take another huge step forward with their biggest self-funded headline show to date at Scala — a milestone moment that reflects just how far the band have come on their own terms.