Here’s all the action from the VO5 NME Awards Road Trip with Propaganda

Some of indie's finest bands have been taking over the decks at clubs up and down the country

Everyone loves an indie disco. What’s better than dancing to the likes of ‘Mr Brightside’ or ‘Last Nite’ with your mates and a room full of like-minded strangers? Not a whole lot, really, apart from perhaps adding some of the people who made the tunes blasting around sticky indie clubs into the mix.

The VO5 NME Awards Road Trip with Propaganda does just that, taking the likes of The Vaccines, Bastille, The Amazons, Frank Turner, and Idles around the country to entertain revellers not with their own songs, but with DJ sets filled with other people’s bangers. Check all the action from the awesome trek below.

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The Vaccines, Birmingham

Vaccines Birmingham

The Vaccines made their first stop on the tour at Birmingham’s Mama Roux’s & Spotlight, ready to share their favourite indie hits with the Midlands. Just look at their excited faces.

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Propaganda Birmingham

Propaganda Birmingham

And here’s their public, eagerly awaiting the opportunity to sing and dance along to some classics.

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The Vaccines, London

Vaccines London

One night later, the London gang were entertaining the masses again in their hometown at Camden’s Electric Ballroom

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Propaganda London

Propaganda London

Look at that crowd and tell us it doesn’t make you want to down a jägerbomb and go crowdsurfing over it.

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Idles, Bristol

Idles Bristol

Over in the south west, Idles dug deep into their record collections to create the perfect Saturday night party soundtrack.

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Idles, Bristol

Idles Bristol

And here’s the lads off-duty, looking like they’re having as great a time as the punters.

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The Amazons, Lincoln

Amazons Lincoln

Reading boys The Amazons made the short trip to Lincoln to give the people what they wanted – colossal amounts of fun.

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The Amazons, Lincoln

Amazons Lincoln

Crafting a memorable night out is serious business, as you can see from The Amazons’ looks of concentration in the DJ booth.

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