Mark Mothersbaugh

1 concert

Born in Akron, Ohio, Mark Mothersbaugh co-founded new wave band Devo ("Whip It") and became a prolific composer for film, TV, and video games, known for quirky, playful scores.

Danny Elfman

1 concert

Born in the U.S., Danny Elfman is a Grammy- and Emmy-winning composer known for dark, complex music. His style blends industrial, orchestral, and rock influences, with hits like Big Mess showcasing bold, dystopian sounds inspired by Bowie and Nine Inch Nails.

Claudio Simonetti's Goblin

1 concert

Formed in 1974 from Cherry Five, Goblin, led by Claudio Simonetti, is known for atmospheric soundtracks like "Profondo Rosso," influencing horror film music despite many lineup changes.

?uestlove

1 concert

Philadelphia-born Questlove, drummer for the Roots, has co-led the group with Black Thought since 1987. Known for Grammy-winning albums and collaborations with D'Angelo and Erykah Badu, he played a defining role in neo soul. As a producer, author, and DJ, he's gained acclaim for directing "Summer of Soul," earning an Oscar. The Roots became Jimmy Fallon’s house band, enhancing his hip-hop ambassador status. With projects like "Plumb," his versatile talents continue to influence music and culture worldwide.

Isobel Waller-Bridge

1 concert

Isobel Waller-Bridge is an award-winning composer known for her electronic and orchestral scores for TV and film, including Fleabag, Vanity Fair, Emma, and Black Mirror.

Tamar-Kali

1 concert

Brooklyn-born Tamar-kali blends alt-rock, classical, and film music. Known for her debut LP *Black Bottom* and scoring *Mudbound*, she’s worked with The Roots, Paramore, and more.

Hauschka

1 concert

Hauschka, born Volker Bertelmann, is known for reimagining the prepared piano. An Academy Award and BAFTA winner, he collaborates with City Slang on his 14th album.

John Carpenter

7 concerts

John Carpenter, born in the U.S., is famed for scoring and directing iconic horror films. His minimalist, electrifying soundtracks like "Halloween" have defined the genre.

Terence Blanchard

7 concerts

New Orleans trumpeter Terence Blanchard excels in jazz and film scores, collaborating with Spike Lee. A Grammy winner, he composed operas, scored films, and released acclaimed albums like "Magnetic" and "Breathless."