Chesney Hawkes is a pop-rock artist known for his 1991 debut Buddy's Song. His album Living Arrows was co-written with Nik Kershaw, produced by Jake Gosling, and features singles like LOUD! and Live Forever. He has also toured Europe with James Blunt and sold out UK headline shows.
Formed in Walthamstow by songwriter Tony Mortimer, 90s British boy band East 17 sold 18 million albums worldwide. Their 1993 debut Walthamstow topped the charts and was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize, while Stay Another Day secured the 1994 Christmas number one.
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 Beatles Dub Club, a project by DJ Chris Arnold, transforms The Beatles' music into a vibrant mix of reggae, ska, Latin, hip hop, dub, funk, and drum & bass. Known for exhilarating festival sets, it has garnered praise from Fatboy Slim and Far Out Magazine, being named a top alternative act. The show offers a fresh, danceable take on iconic songs, delighting audiences globally.
Mark "Bez" Berry, born in Bolton, England, is a dancer, percussionist, and media personality. He rose to prominence as the iconic maraca-shaking dancer and mascot for the Madchester bands Happy Mondays and Black Grape. Known for his "freaky dancing" and energetic stage presence, he contributed to popular songs like "Step On" and "Kinky Afro." Bez also won Celebrity Big Brother.
Snap! is a German Eurodance group formed in Frankfurt in 1989 by producers Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti. Operating under the pseudonyms Benito Benites and John "Virgo" Garrett III to distance themselves from German music stereotypes, the project experienced several lineup changes and achieved its greatest commercial success fronted by American rapper Turbo B and singer Penny Ford, scoring global hits with "The Power" and "Rhythm Is a Dancer."
Symphonic Ibiza, launched in Ibiza, blends iconic dance anthems with a thrilling live orchestra, DJ Andy Joyce, and vocalists. It's celebrated for high-energy, euphoric performances, transforming club classics into an epic symphonic experience. Recognized as the UK's authentic Ibiza Orchestra, it won Underbelly's Best Event at Edinburgh Fringe and often features vocal legends.
British ragga DJ General Levy, born Paul Levy in London in 1971, emerged in the late 1980s through sound systems like Tipatone. Known for his energetic live shows and rapid-fire rhymes, he released albums including Double Trouble and The Wickeder General before signing with ffrr Records.
Honeyz, a British R&B trio formed in 1997, saw hits like "Finally Found" and "End of the Line." Despite lineup changes, they sold over 200,000 copies of "Wonder No. 8" and contributed to charity events. Known for their dynamic sound and resilience, they've collaborated with members from Solid HarmoniE and appeared on ITV's Hit Me Baby One More Time.
Livin' Joy, a dance-pop sensation, hit #1 in the UK with 1994's "Dreamer." Led by Venturi DJ and Viani DJ, they featured Janice Robinson, later replaced by Tameko Star. Known for 90s hits "Don't Stop Movin'," "Follow the Rules," and "Where Can I Find Love."
Born in Transylvania on Halloween, twins Gabriela and Monica Irimia became pop stars with "The Cheeky Song." Known for dance-pop, they gained fame on UK shows.
