The Cheeky Girls

2 concerts

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.

General Levy

4 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

2 concerts

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.

Chesney Hawkes

5 concerts

Chesney Hawkes, born in Windsor, delivers heartfelt pop-rock in "Living Arrows," co-written with Nik Kershaw and produced by Jake Gosling. Hits include "LOUD!" and "Live Forever."

East 17

3 concerts

East 17, a British boy band from Walthamstow, East London, sold 18 million albums in the 90s. Known for hits like "House of Love" and "Stay Another Day," led by Tony Mortimer, they achieved a Christmas number one in 1994 and were Mercury Prize-nominated. Despite disbanding in 1997, the band, now with Terry Coldwell, Robbie Craig, and Joe Livermore, continues to release music.

A1

3 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.

Livin' Joy

3 concerts

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."