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Minimum Wage are a dynamic, guitar-driven rock band from West London, built for the live stage. Energetic, melodic and unapologetically raw, they blend the anthemic punch of early-2000s rock with a sharp, contemporary edge.

Drawing inspiration from Foo Fighters, Biffy Clyro and Radiohead, their sound combines huge choruses, gritty guitar riffs and melodic hooks with moments of intimacy and reflection. Tight musicianship, raw punk energy and a genuine connection with the audience make their live shows intense, euphoric and built to be experienced.

Their songs explore identity, love, self-worth and finding your place in a complicated world, while tackling the frustrations of modern life, social media and politics in an increasingly polarised world.

Following their debut album Modern Misery, released in November 2025, the band recorded their follow up EP Fault Lines at Salvation Studios in May 2026, with plans to release the new material physically before bringing it to streaming. 

The band are now focused on growing, reaching new audiences and taking their music to bigger stages.