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3 Days of Wonder are a young Devon rock-band that have quickly built a reputation based on their anthemic, edgy 80s influenced writing style and high energy live shows, already winning a number of awards including Best New Artist 2025 by the Devon Music Awards, Smart Radio 101 Best UK Band 2025, Listen With Monger Best South West Band 2025 and Best Artist 2024 by Powderham Live! Formed in 2024 from connections made in local youth music projects like Powderham Live and The Jamming Station, the band are currently aged 17 to 20 years old. Combining influences from Foo Fighters, The Police, to Big Country and U2, they are described as having a maturity beyond their years, with lyricism that brings biting social commentary, commanding vocals and infectious melodic hooks that are hard to ignore. In 2025 they graced local festival stages at Great Estate, Tunes on the Sands and Little Orchard Festival alongside the likes of Feeder, Supergrass, and Happy Mondays and supported Dodgy at Torquay Arena in early 2026. The remainder of this year includes invitations with BBC Introducing, the RISE stage at Henley Festival, Chard Rock Festival, Kindred Spirits and Altitude Festival main stages. Recognising the importance of service lead singer, Luke Notman, curated a Sold Out show in Totnes raising funds for the Music Venue Trust in the support of grassroots music. Additionally, the band willingly commit their time and energy to fundraising supporting causes such as Torbay Hospital, SouthWest Air Ambulance and Rowcroft Hospice. “Everything is coming up planet 3 Days of Wonder" (Dan Pascoe, BBC Introducing SW). Band members and instruments played: Luke Notman - Lead Vocal and rhythm guitar Remy Earp - Lead guitar and backing vocals Josh Gidley - Bass guitar and backing vocals Theo Miller - Drums Musical influences: Foo Fighters, The Police, Big Country, Kings of Leon and U2
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