Sophie was christened “Lady Sticks” by Lauren Laverne at the XFM final 2006.
Her main interests are rock music and playing football.
“My favourite bands are The Automatic, Boy kill Boy, Arctic Monkeys, The Kooks and + 44.
Highlight of last year was sharing the bill at Brixton Academy with three of them,” says Sophie. “My big ambition is success with our band.”
a member since the start, has always been the lead vocalist, and has never stopped enjoying himself.
Apart from playing and singing in the band he likes going out and being with his friends.
He is very proud of his Irish roots and has been described as looking like “a young Feargal Sharkey!”
His favourite bands are BoyKillBoy, Klaxons, Fatboy Slim and The Strokes.
“Playing at Brixton Academy with some of the coolest bands in the world was just the best, but in the future we aim to headline that event.”
Joe was the last member of the band to join, and completed the line-up as rhythm guitarist.
When he isn’t practising, he enjoys mountain biking, and playing football.
Joe has a broad taste in music, from keyboard-based bands like The Postal Service to old school rockers like Led Zeppelin and the Clash.
“There is no feeling in the world like playing live to a crowd, “ says Joe, “and if one person likes our music, then I’ve done my job”
is the bassist of the band and loves playing in front of an audience.
“To hear the crowd cheer at you after you’ve played a song is something special,” says Nick. Other than playing bass, Nick enjoys playing football, being with friends, going out and making the most out of life.
His favourite bands are: Guns N’ Roses, Led Zeppelin, Blink 182, Muse, Arctic Monkeys and The Kooks. His bass guitar heroes are Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers and Mark Hoppus from +44.
“One day, I hope The Attics will be an important and well-known band,” Nick said.
is the lead guitarist of the band, and writes the music for most of the songs they play. He is influenced by a countless number of bands from Arctic Monkeys to Nickelback to Deep Purple to The Postal Service.
Music has always been a big part of Rob’s life even back in primary school, when he was trying to achieve success in a band with Joe W and Joe G, which eventually evolved into what is now know as The Attics.
Asides from music, he enjoys playing football, being with his friends etc.
In the long term, succeeding with The Attics would suit him nicely.