Rock band Rosetta Fire to make Banbury debut with free performance at HMV
Warwick-based rock band Rosetta Fire will make their Banbury debut with a free performance at HMV this month.
Rosetta Fire, who describe their sound as indie rock meets folk-pop, will perform at midday on Saturday, September 19.
The free in-store concert will feature the band’s upcoming new single, ‘Bulletproof’, which will be released on all major streaming platforms on September 25.
Originally formed in 2009, Rosetta Fire have made a comeback in 2026 with a series of gigs, including the Leamington Peace Festival and Coventry’s The Tin.
Recently, the band also performed a well-received gig at HMV in Nuneaton, which has helped to increase their following.
Rosetta Fire singer Ant Gliddon said: “It’s been a fantastic year and we’re really pleased with how the gigs have gone.
“We recorded the new single ‘Bulletproof’ at Vada Studios, where The Enemy recorded their latest album.
“It’s an amazing place to record and he’s helped us produce what we think is our best single to date.”