Livin' Joy

3 concerts

Dance-pop trio Livin' Joy, led by DJs Venturi and Viani, hit #1 UK charts with "Dreamer." With Tameko Star, they scored 90s hits like "Don't Stop Movin'."

911

2 concerts

British boy band 911, formed in 1995 by Spike Dawbarn, Jimmy Constable, and Lee Brennan, achieved ten consecutive UK Top Ten hits including "Bodyshakin'" and "A Little Bit More."

Bad Manners

33 concerts

Bad Manners, formed during the late '70s ska revival in England, became known for their lively performances and UK hits like "Lip Up Fatty" and "Can Can." Led by dynamic frontman Buster Bloodvessel, they enjoyed renewed interest in the '90s.

Darren Styles

10 concerts

Darren Styles, a pioneering DJ from Colchester, excels in hard electronic dance music. Known for hits like "Switch" and collaborations with Da Tweekaz & W&W, he founded the Electric Fox label. His debut album "SkyDivin'" hit UK charts big time. Key performances include EDC Las Vegas, Tomorrowland, and Creamfields, with sell-out shows globally.

N-Trance

7 concerts

N-Trance, a top UK dance act from the '90s, is known for hits like "Set You Free" and "Stayin' Alive." With over 6 million sales, they’ve topped charts worldwide.

A1

4 concerts

A1, a British pop band, joined the ranks of Westlife with hits like "Be the First to Believe" and "Take on Me," blending catchy tunes with heartfelt lyrics.

The Brand New Heavies

3 concerts

The Brand New Heavies, born from London’s 80s rave scene, are acid jazz pioneers known for hits like "Dream On Dreamer" and "Midnight at The Oasis." Their album "Brother Sister" hit #4 in the UK, and "Shelter" went Platinum. Collaborating with hip-hop legends, they’ve had a rotating lineup of standout vocalists including N'Dea Davenport and Siedah Garrett. Their anthology "Trunk Funk" features a range of their hits. They've worked with fans like Mark Ronson and continue to shape the genre with their influential sound.

Dave Pearce

5 concerts

British DJ Dave Pearce is known for electronic dance music and his long tenure with the BBC. Started in 1981 in South London, famous for mixing on Public Enemy's album and hosting Radio 1's Dance Anthems. Released multiple mix albums with Telstar TV and Ministry of Sound.

2 Unlimited

5 concerts

Belgian duo 2 Unlimited, formed in 1991 by Jean-Paul De Coster, Phil Wilde, rapper Ray Slijngaard, and vocalist Anita Doth, are famed for hits like “Get Ready For This.” With 22 million sales, platinum certifications, and hits in film, TV, and video games, their energetic music remains iconic. They’ve performed worldwide, from Russia to Japan.

Rednex

6 concerts

Formed in Sweden in 1994, Rednex gained fame with "Cotton Eye Joe." Known for Eurodance-bluegrass, they've seen numerous lineup changes and released hits like "The Spirit of the Hawk."

Whigfield

5 concerts

Danish pop-dance artist Whigfield is known for "Saturday Night," a record-breaking debut single that hit #1 UK. Hit singles include "Another Day" and "Sexy Eyes." She's collaborated with Grammy winner Benny Benassi and more.

B*Witched

3 concerts

B*Witched, an Irish pop group featuring twin sisters Edele and Keavy Lynch, Lindsay Armaou, and Sinead O’Carroll, rose to fame with chart-toppers like "C'est La Vie" and "Rollercoaster," selling over 5 million albums worldwide. Known for their catchy pop tunes, they achieved significant success across Europe, Asia, and North America, with their music also breaking into the Top Ten in the USA.

Goldie Lookin Chain

24 concerts

Goldie Lookin Chain, comedy rappers from Newport, Wales, are famed for their witty slacker anthems. Known for hits like "Guns Don't Kill People, Rappers Do," they pranked the press claiming Charlotte Church as a backup singer. Opening for big names like Super Furry Animals, their 2004 album, Greatest Hits, cemented their fame.

General Levy

5 concerts

Born in Park Royal, London, General Levy, a trailblazer in UK ragga music, soared in the 90s with hits like 'Original Length & Strength'. Known for energetic shows and albums like 'Wickedness Increase', he collaborated with stars like Capleton and expanded into hip-hop.

Honeyz

3 concerts

Formed in 1997, British R&B trio Honeyz quickly rose to fame with hits like "Finally Found" and "End of the Line." Despite frequent lineup changes, they maintained success, with their album *Wonder No. 8* selling steadily in the UK. The group collaborated on the Nutty Professor 2 soundtrack and re-formed for charity events. Well-known members included Heavenli Abdi, Naima Belkhiati, and Celena Cherry.

Chesney Hawkes

5 concerts

Chesney Hawkes, born in the UK, soared with '90s hit "The One and Only" from "Buddy's Song." Known for iconic music in ads & films, now lives in LA, writes songs & produces. More at www.chesneyhawkes.com

Micky Modelle

4 concerts

Irish DJ Micky Modelle, known for "Dancing in the Dark" with Jessy, started DJing at 15. Named DJ of the Year in 2000, also part of Electroheadz and Tuff Twins.

East 17

5 concerts

East 17, a top 90s British boy band from Walthamstow, led by Tony Mortimer. Known for hits like "Stay Another Day." Sold 18M albums globally, won a Christmas #1 in 1994, and received a Mercury Prize nomination.