Mystery Jets
Eel Pie Island band led by Blaine Harrison, moving from proggy early art-rock to the eighties-tinged indie pop of 'Two Doors Down' and 'Young Love'.
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About Mystery Jets
Mystery Jets grew out of Twickenham, west London, where singer Blaine Harrison started the band with his father Henry Harrison and school friend William Rees. Their early shows on Eel Pie Island and debut album Making Dens (2006) leaned on odd structures and psychedelic detours.
Twenty One (2008), produced by Erol Alkan, tightened the sound into synth-touched indie pop, and 'Young Love' featured Laura Marling. Later albums took the band in different directions: Radlands (2012) was recorded in Austin, Texas and drew on American country rock, while Curve of the Earth (2016) returned to longer, more atmospheric songs.
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Questions about Mystery Jets
What kind of music does Mystery Jets play?
Mystery Jets plays alternative.
Is Mystery Jets on tour?
Yes. Mystery Jets has 4 shows listed, from Manchester, UK on Nov 24, 2026 to Dublin, Ireland on Nov 29, 2026.
What festivals has Mystery Jets played before?
Mystery Jets has played Latitude 2026.
Who is in Mystery Jets?
Mystery Jets is Pete Cochrane, Jack Flanagan (bass), Blaine Harrison, William Rees and Kapil Trivedi. Former members include Tamara Pearce-Higgins, Henry Harrison and Kai Fish.
When did Mystery Jets form?
Mystery Jets formed in Twickenham in 2004.
What was Mystery Jets's first album?
Mystery Jets's first album was Making Dens (2006). The latest is A Hole To See The Sky Through (2026).



