Headline

Headline Records was founded in the late 1970s, emerging as a notable independent label in the UK music scene. Initially focused on punk and new wave, it quickly gained recognition for its eclectic roster. The label's early years featured influential artists such as The Adverts and The Members, who helped define the punk sound of the era. Throughout the 1980s, Headline expanded its genre scope, embracing alternative rock and post-punk, signing bands like The Wonder Stuff and The House of Love. The label's commitment to nurturing emerging talent contributed to its reputation during this period. In the 1990s, Headline continued to evolve, adapting to changing musical trends while maintaining its independent spirit. Although it faced challenges in the shifting music industry landscape, the label's legacy endures through its contributions to the punk and alternative scenes, influencing subsequent generations of musicians and independent labels.