Formed in 2011, Lacey is an alternative rock band hailing from Nottingham, England.  The lineup features Graham “Graz” Turner on vocals and bass, Josh Lewin, Joe Burton, and Pete Maksymiw on guitars, and Dave Pearson on drums.  Their long-standing friendship, dating back to childhood, fosters a deep musical chemistry and a brotherly bond that permeates their songwriting and performances. 

Lacey’s sound is a compelling blend of anthemic choruses, heartfelt lyrics, and dynamic instrumentation, drawing comparisons to bands like Taking Back Sunday and Jimmy Eat World.  Their discography includes the debut album “Under The Brightest Lights” (2015), the EP “I Don’t Owe The World A Thing” (2018), and the critically acclaimed “This Is All We Are” (2023).
They have toured with bands such as Bowling for Soup, Enter Shikari, and Twin Atlantic. They also frequently headline shows throughout the UK.

Gig Review: Lacey at The Dome, London – 22nd May 2025

On May 22, 2025, Lacey took the stage at The Dome in London, delivering a performance that affirmed their status as one of the UK’s most compelling alt-rock acts.  They were the first act to open for The Used on their brief UK visit, along with Winona Fighter. The evening was a showcase of their musical journey, blending new material with old favourites in a set that resonated deeply with the audience.

Opening with “3 AM Sonnet,” the band immediately set an energetic tone.  The track’s soaring melodies and poignant lyrics captivated the crowd, reflecting the band’s knack for crafting emotionally charged anthems.  This momentum continued with “Answers,” “Maybe I’m Alive,” and “Slide”, an unreleased track, all highlighting Lacey’s tight musicianship and Graz’s emotive vocals.

A standout moment of the night was when they performed “Runaway”  This song not only showcasing their versatility, they also created a powerful atmosphere, with the audience singing along in unison to the catchy chorus.

Throughout the set, the band’s camaraderie and passion were palpable.  Their interactions with the audience were genuine, fostering a connection that elevated the live experience.  The final track, “Dream in a Little Less Colour” left a lasting impression, encapsulating the band’s ability to blend introspection with infectious energy.

In conclusion, Lacey’s performance at The Dome was a testament to their artistry and dedication.  Their ability to engage and move an audience underscores their place in the alt-rock landscape.  As they continue to evolve, Lacey remains a band to watch, delivering music that resonates both on record and in live settings.

You can follow them on Instagram for all the latest news and announcements, including updates on their new songs and future shows

Lacey – Instagram

Stream the band on Spotify, too.

Lacey – Spotify