Formed in 1998, the Vengaboys are a pop-dance group known for multi-platinum hits Up & Down, We Like To Party!, Boom Boom Boom Boom!! and We're going to Ibiza, topping charts in 25+ countries. Their Greatest Hits! went US gold.
The South, a British nine-piece band, emerged from the legacy of pop institution The Beautiful South. Featuring former members like singers Alison Wheeler and Gaz Birtles, they are celebrated for faithfully performing classic hits such as "A Little Time," "Perfect 10," and "Rotterdam." Their musical style blends pop melodies with intelligent lyrics, preserving the cherished sound for fans.
Founded in 2004, dance-pop group Cascada achieved global success with 30 million record sales worldwide. They are best known for hits like Everytime We Touch, which reached the US Billboard top 10, and the chart-topping Evacuate The Dancefloor.
Formed in 1992, British R&B group Eternal achieved international success with their 1993 debut album Always and Forever and hit single Stay. They released multi-platinum albums, including Before the Rain featuring their number one duet I Wanna Be The Only One with Bebe Winans, and sold over 10 million records worldwide.
Southampton garage duo Artful Dodger, consisting of Mark Hill and Pete Devereux, gained prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s. They are best known for the hit single Re-Rewind featuring Craig David and albums including It's All About the Stragglers. The pair separated in 2001.
Martin Kemp, born in Islington, London, is a celebrated musician and actor. He gained prominence as the bassist for the iconic new wave band Spandau Ballet, known for hits like "Gold" and "True". His acting career includes an award-winning role as Steve Owen in EastEnders and a starring role in "The Krays". He also released the album "In the Swing of It" with his wife, Shirlie Kemp.
Wet Wet Wet is a successful British pop band that has sold over 15 million singles and albums and spent over 500 weeks on the UK charts. Their 27 Top 40 hits include three number ones, led by Love Is All Around, which spent a record 15 weeks at number one.
Formed in 1997, Five is a multi-platinum boy band that sold over 20 million records worldwide. They are the only UK act to hit the Top 10 with their first 11 singles, including three No.1s. Their double-platinum albums include Five and Invincible, and they won Best British Pop Act at the 2000 BRIT Awards.
Formed by Keren Woodward, Sarah Dallin, and Siobhan Fahey, the U.K. pop group Bananarama became an iconic '80s act known for hits like Cruel Summer and the chart-topping cover of Venus. Operating as a duo for much of their career, they continued releasing music into the 21st century.
English electronic dance music DJ Dave Pearce began his career in 1981 on pirate radio. Known for his longtime BBC affiliation, he hosted Dance Anthems on Radio 1 and released numerous mix albums with Telstar TV and Ministry of Sound, including The Dance Years series.
Formed in Sweden in 1994, Rednex is a pop group best known for their massive Eurodance-bluegrass hit Cotton Eye Joe. Merging country-folk and dance music, they released their debut album Sex and Violins in 1995, followed by Farmout in 2000, and later shifted toward live entertainment.
Lange is a dance and EDM producer and DJ known for helping define early trance. He’s scored 20 UK Top 40s, appeared on film soundtracks, and remixed artists like Pet Shop Boys and Faithless. He’s played Tomorrowland, EDC and ASOT.
Craig Connelly is a trance artist with a 13-year career featuring 11 Beatport Trance number ones and 80 million Spotify streams. He has released three albums, including A Sharper Edge and Believe In Magic, and performed at major events like EDC Las Vegas and Creamfields.
Bath-based producer Danny Byrd was among the first to sign to Hospital Records. Known for a soulful, vocal drum & bass sound infused with hip-hop, house and R&B influences, he’s made rave anthems that brought BBC Radio 1 success and international recognition.
Gammer is a UK hardcore leader turned versatile dance producer and DJ, known for the dubstep hit “The Drop,” the most-played track at EDC Las Vegas 2018 with nearly 20M global streams. A Monstercat mainstay since 2017.
UK boy band Let Loose, formed in 1987 by Richie Wermerling, peaked in the mid-90s with hits like "Crazy For You" (#2) and "Seventeen". Known for transforming from a more metal style to mainstream pop, they achieved 700,000 single sales in 1994.
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.
Andy Whitby, a leading UK DJ, is a pioneer in Bounce and Hard Dance, known for his unique sound and euphoric performances worldwide. His Bounce Heaven mix series dominates Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Soundcloud. With over 1 million album sales, his Euphoria Albums for Ministry of Sound are dance fan essentials. As a multiple Hard Dance Awards winner and Mixmag editor, Whitby headlines top UK events like Frantic and Rave Kidz.
Chicago's Outhere Brothers, formed in 1987 by Malik and Hula, hit big with debut singles "Boom Boom Boom" & "Don't Stop (Wiggle Wiggle)," both UK #1s. Known for their risqué rap style & albums like "1 Polish, 2 Biscuits & a Fish Sandwich."
Signum is a trance act led by Ron Hagen and Pascal M since 1997. Pascal moved to Norway in 2007, leaving Ron as main artist. Known for classics like What Ya Got 4 Me and Coming On Strong, plus remixes for Armin van Buuren and Tiësto.
