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Genre: Party, Rock, Pop, Reggae, Hip-Hop/Rap, R&B, Electronic, Christian, Classical, Music Festivals

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Eats Everything

3 concerts

UK's Eats Everything, from Bristol, excels in electronic music with global acclaim for his DJ skills and vibrant style. Famous for dynamic remixes and popular party brands, he celebrates a decade under his pseudonym.

DJ Spoony

5 concerts

UK Garage pioneer DJ Spoony reimagines classic anthems with a 36-piece orchestra on "Garage Classical," featuring stars like Paloma Faith and Lily Allen. Known for sold-out shows at Barbican and Eventim Apollo, he recently dazzled at Royal Albert Hall.

Sara Cox

1 concert

Maine-based singer-songwriter Sara Cox, famed for heartfelt Americana, shot to fame with "Crowded is the New Lonely". Known for collaborations with Ray LaMontagne & Gillian Welch, her latest project involves her family.

Faithless

17 concerts

UK's Faithless merges house, trip-hop & dub into hits like ‘Sunday 8PM’. Boasting six Top 10 albums, four Platinum certifications, and 15M sales worldwide.

Goldie

11 concerts

Goldie, born in Walsall, England, is a drum'n'bass icon known for his 1995 album "Timeless" and pioneering time-stretching techniques. He founded Metalheadz Records, releasing influential tracks and collaborating with artists like KRS-One and Noel Gallagher. He's appeared in films like James Bond's "The World Is Not Enough," and TV shows like "Eastenders." Awarded an MBE in 2016, he's also explored genres like house and ambient. Goldie continues making music, working with artists such as Skepta and expanding his repertoire with projects like Subjective.

Sleeper

17 concerts

Sleeper, led by iconic frontwoman Louise Wener, achieved 8 Top 40 singles and 3 Top 10 albums in the mid-90s with observational lyrics and hook-driven melodies. The band split in 1998, with Wener turning to novel writing and bandmates becoming music lecturers. Reuniting in 2017, they recorded new music with producer Stephen Street, reaching UK Top 20 with their album The Modern Age in 2019. Members include Andy Maclure, Jonathan Stewart, and Kieron Pepper.