Ben Böhmer

2 concerts

Ben Böhmer, from rural Germany, is an electronic music composer and producer known for introspective, emotional tracks like "Breathing" and "Begin Again." Settling in Berlin, his unique style embraces improvisation and experimentation, nurtured by pianist Christoph Busse. He makes music that connects with audiences, blending comfort, joy, and melancholy.

Groove Armada

6 concerts

Groove Armada, formed by Andy Cato and Tom Findlay in London in the mid-90s, is renowned for crossing dance genres effortlessly. Known for hits like "At the River," their album "Vertigo" sold over a million copies. They've received Grammy and Brit nominations and performed globally. Their dynamic live shows blend electronics and performance impressively, with celebrated gigs from Sydney to Moscow.

Baxter Dury

1 concert

Born in Wingrave, England, Baxter Dury crafts wry, observant stories with deadpan vocals and chamber pop. Known for albums like "Prince of Tears" and collaborations with Etienne de Crécy, he blends genres from disco to hip-hop. Hits include "Len Parrot's Memorial Lift" and "I Thought I Was Better Than You," cementing his reputation as a witty songwriter.

Gurriers

7 concerts

Dublin's Gurriers tackle modern malaise with punk debut "Come and See," featuring sharp lyrics on youth disillusionment and social issues, praised by Dork Magazine.

GIRLBAND!

1 concert

Girlband! is a Nottingham trio known for blending punk, rock, and indie with pop. Their EP features tracks like "Not Like the Rest" and "21st Century Suffragette." After notable gigs with the Sex Pistols, Sting, and more, they've been tipped by major outlets like NME and Rolling Stone.

Flight Facilities

1 concert

Flight Facilities, an electronic duo from Sydney, gained fame with hits like "Crave You" and "Foreign Language." Their debut album, *Down to Earth*, hit No. 3 on the ARIA chart. They’ve collaborated with artists like Emma Louise, Aloe Blacc, and Channel Tres. Known for their vibrant live shows, including a performance with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, they won an AIR Award for their album *Forever*.

Bonobo

4 concerts

Born in the UK, Bonobo (Simon Green) is a leading dance music artist known for his emotionally intense style. His album "Fragments" is praised as a masterpiece. With 7 GRAMMY nods, he topped charts with "Migration" and collaborated with Erykah Badu, Ólafur Arnalds, and Jon Hopkins. He’s also remixed artists like Gorillaz and Michael Kiwanuka.

John Grant

20 concerts

John Grant, born in Michigan, delivers unfiltered ballads on life as a gay man. Known for his rich baritone and dry wit, he blends synth pop and alt-country. After his band the Czars, he went solo with albums like Queen of Denmark and Grey Tickles, Black Pressure, and garnered acclaim for their personal and political insights. He collaborates with artists like Midlake, Cater Le Bon, and was nominated for the 2014 Brit Awards. Now based in Iceland, Grant's music continues to capture themes of family, religion, and politics.

Le Boom

2 concerts

Le Boom is Christy and Andy Leech, Navan brothers blending pop melodies and beats, known for high-energy live shows. BBC Radio One named them Ones to Watch.

Cliffords

7 concerts

Cork-based indie rock/pop band Cliffords, known for their emotional sound and live shows, blend indie energy with pop. They've played to packed venues and released debut EP ‘Strawberry Scented.’

Leftfield

9 concerts

Formed in 1988, Leftfield, originally Neil Barnes and Paul Daley, revolutionized dance music with their pioneering albums Leftism and Rhythm & Stealth. After a hiatus, Barnes returned with acclaimed albums Alternative Light Source and This Is What We Do, collaborating with artists like Jason Williamson and Tunde Adebimpe. Leftfield is renowned for their innovative live performances and Mercury Prize-nominated work.

Ishmael Ensemble

1 concert

Bristol-born Pete Cunningham's Ishmael Ensemble blends jazz and electronic music. Known for albums like "A State Of Flow," they've earned praise from Gilles Peterson, Mary Anne Hobbs, and The Guardian. "Visions of Light" was named BBC 6 Music's Album of the Year. Collaborations include Carl Craig and Blue Note Records.

Michael Kiwanuka

16 concerts

British musician Michael Kiwanuka, known for his soulful voice and evocative sound, gained fame with his debut album "Home Again," clinching a BRIT award. Collaborating with Danger Mouse, his "Love & Hate" album reached No. 1 in the UK. His third album, "KIWANUKA," earned the Mercury Prize, BRIT nominations, and a Grammy nod. Also linked with the acclaimed SAULT collective, he regularly headlines major festivals.

London Grammar

4 concerts

London Grammar, an English trio blending sparse electronic pop, rose with hits like "Hey Now" and "Wasting My Young Years." Known for Hannah Reid's soulful vocals, they achieved UK chart success with albums "If You Wait" and "Truth Is a Beautiful Thing." Awarded two Ivor Novellos and two AIM awards, they collaborated with Paul Epworth and Jon Hopkins, and featured with Flume. Their music exudes atmospheric electronics and empowering themes.

Skinner

1 concert

Dublin's Skinner, led by Aaron Corcoran, blends No Wave and New Wave Vaudeville influences. Renowned for the ‘Geek Love’ EP, Skinner captivates with its eclectic style.

Lisa O'Neill

3 concerts

Irish folk singer/songwriter Lisa O'Neill, from Ballyhaise, County Cavan, is known for her distinctive voice and storytelling. Notable works include "Same Cloth or Not" and "Heard a Long Gone Song," both nominated for the Choice Music Prize. Her track "Rock the Machine" won Best Original Folk Track at the 2019 RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Awards. O'Neill toured with David Gray and collaborated with Yorkston/Thorne/Khan. She also contributed to "Peaky Blinders" with her Bob Dylan cover. In 2023, she released "All of This Is Chance."

Arc De Soleil

30 concerts

Arc De Soleil, Daniel Kadawatha's brainchild, blends introspective melodies with innovative guitar-driven synthwave. Known for 250M streams, his sold-out tours captivate globally.

Carlita

5 concerts

Turkish/Italian DJ Carlita blends classical and electronic music, using diverse instruments and field recordings. Known for eclectic sets, she crafts unique musical journeys.

Infinity Song

45 concerts

Infinity Song, a NYC soft rock band of four Boyd siblings, blends dreamy lyrics and tight harmonies. Signed by JAY Z’s Roc Nation, known for hits like "Haters Anthem."

Parra for Cuva

2 concerts

Parra for Cuva, a German electronic producer, blends global sounds with melodic electronic landscapes. Known for hits like Paspatou and albums Majouré and Darwis, he collaborates with worldwide musicians. His sound evokes wanderlust, merging acoustic and ethnic motifs with electronic flair. He performs globally at festivals like Burning Man and Sziget.

Darren Kiely

14 concerts

Darren Kiely, from Co. Cork, Ireland, blends folk-infused pop with influences like The Lumineers. Known for emotive vocals, his EP "Lost" features chart-toppers "Mom & Dad" and "Sunrise." After national honors in Irish music, he expanded his career in NYC and Nashville. With sold-out tours in Ireland, his international headline tour, THE LOST TOUR, is ongoing.

Muireann Bradley

5 concerts

Muireann Bradley, from Ballybofey, County Donegal, draws inspiration from classic blues artists. Her debut album features live, unedited tracks reminiscent of 1920s and 1930s recordings.

Fontaines D.C.

38 concerts

Fontaines D.C., an Irish post-punk band known for their bold, expansive sound, collaborated with Arctic Monkeys. Their latest album "ROMANCE" features inventive styles.

Arooj Aftab

9 concerts

Arooj Aftab, hailed as "the coolest rock star" by UNCUT, blends risk with nonconformity in her music. Her album "Night Reign" won Grammy nods, while her song "Mohabbat" secured a Grammy win. Featured on Obama's playlist, she's performed at Primavera, Glastonbury, and Coachella, and appeared on The Late Show and Jools Holland.

Nelly Furtado

8 concerts

Nelly Furtado, born in Canada, is a pop music icon with her unique "Nelly sound." Her hits include three #1 Billboard songs. She has won Grammy, Latin Grammy, and 10 JUNO Awards.

Folamour

6 concerts

Folamour, a versatile artist from Lyon, blends his formal training in drums, bass, and guitar with influences from pop to jazz. Known for his romantic and poetic house and disco tracks, he has collaborated with Lyon's National Orchestra and released music on labels like Glitterbox and his FHUO Records. His popular albums include "Ordinary Drugs" and "Umami."

Stomptown Brass

1 concert

Formed in Dublin in 2015, this dynamic Irish ensemble blends brass and percussion, known for wild street performances, captivating shows, and featuring drummers, trombones, trumpets, sax, and tuba. They’ve toured with Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Soul Rebels, and Hot 8 Brass Band.

Wet Leg

18 concerts

Formed on the Isle of Wight, Wet Leg, comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, blends sad and party music. Known for their hit "Chaise Longue" and a Mercury Prize-nominated debut album.

DUG

4 concerts

DUG, the project of Lorkin O'Reilly and Jonny Pickett, blends Irish and American folk music. Their single "Jubilee" was Grammy-shortlisted in 2024.

Nilüfer Yanya

2 concerts

Nilüfer Yanya, a West London native, blends indie rock, jazz, soul, and psychedelia. Known for "Small Crimes" and "Baby Luv," she gained acclaim with albums like Miss Universe and PAINLESS. Her innovative sound is shaped by influences like Pixies and Nina Simone. Collaborating with Dave Okumu and Wilma Archer, Yanya consistently expands her sonic palette.