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Liam Gallagher Malta Weekender - 4-Day Event Pass in Malta,

Sep 19, 2024  ·  Malta Weekender Malta Weekender

Liam Gallagher
Sep 19
Liam Gallagher
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An influential British DJ, promoter, and broadcaster who has been a cornerstone of Manchester's underground music scene for nearly four decades, best known as the co-founder of the legendary Electric Chair club night and the creator of the Homoelectric night and Homobloc festival.
The Mary Wallopers are brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy, formed as a three-piece Irish ballad group touring Ireland to sing and collect songs. Known for raw live energy, they later expanded to a six-piece, adding bass, drums, tin whistle/pipes, and accordion.
English singer-songwriter Jake Bugg blends bluesy indie folk with Brit-pop and Americana. He earned a Mercury Prize nomination for his 2012 self-titled debut, featuring hit singles Two Fingers and Lightning Bolt. He has since released albums like Shangri La and Saturday Night, Sunday Morning.
Formed in Stockport, English indie rock and synth-pop quintet Blossoms are best known for their chart-topping, self-titled 2016 debut album and hit single Charlemagne. Blending classic pop songwriting with moody atmospheres, the band has released multiple successful albums, including Cool Like You and Foolish Loving Spaces.
The Lathums are an English band formed by four musicians from the North of England: frontman Alex Moore, guitarist Scott Concepcion, and rhythm section Ryan Durrans and Matty Murphy. They released their debut album How Beautiful Life Can Be in 2021, followed by From Nothing To A Little Bit More in 2023 and Matter Does Not Define in 2025. Two of their albums reached No.1 in the UK, supported by a strong live reputation, sold-out shows, and appearances at Glastonbury.
Liverpool-born singer-songwriter Jamie Webster is known as a people's poet, blending folk, R and B, and indie styles. He scored a UK Folk Chart Number One and Top Ten with his debut album, We Get By, followed by his 2021 release, Moments, produced by Dave Eringa.
A Guy Called Gerald is an electronic dance music artist and founding member of 808 State. He kick-started the UK acid house movement with his 1988 classic Voodoo Ray and laid down the blueprint for jungle and drum and bass.
Formed in Dundee, Scotland in 2005, the View is a pop/rock band known for hooky anthems and lead singer Kyle Falconer's brogue. Their 2007 debut album, Hats Off to the Buskers, topped the U.K. charts and featured the top-five single Same Jeans.
Formed after meeting at the Hacienda in 1988, house music act K-Klass gained acclaim with their 1990 Wildlife EP and mainstream success with UK Top 40 hits Rhythm is a Mystery and Let Me Show You. With over three decades as DJs and producers, they became Cream residents and prominent remixers.
The Royston Club, a Welsh indie rock band from Wrexham, formed in 2019. Known for energetic live shows and catchy melodies, their sound blends indie pop with rock. Popular songs include "Mrs Narcissistic" and "Cariad". Their debut album, "Shaking Hips and Crashing Cars," achieved UK chart success, followed by "Songs for the Spine," which also charted highly. They are celebrated for their gritty, melodic style.
Manchester-born DJ Paulette is a celebrated force in dance music, known for energetic disco, house, and techno sets spanning over three decades. A Hacienda resident, she garnered the DJ Mag Lifetime Achievement Award (2022), Keychange Inspiration Award (2023), and other accolades. She is also a recognized author and a regular on BBC 6 Music.
British DJ Graeme Park began his career in Nottingham in the mid-1980s and helped launch the acid house scene in 1987. Known for his Hacienda club residency, he won the DMC DJ of the Year Award consecutively from 1989 to 1992 and expanded into remixing.
The K’s are a four-piece indie band from Warrington, UK. Their debut album I Wonder If The World Knows? hit the UK Official Album Chart Top 3. They won Best Breakthrough Act at the 2024 Nordoff Robbins Northern Music Awards and made their Glastonbury debut.
Leicester's SOFY delivers hip-hop-infused indie-pop, blending alternative rock and pop. Known for relatable lyrics and a distinct sound, her discography includes mixtapes "Chaos & Commotion" and "Another Day in Paradise," plus her debut album "How To Perform Magic." Her song "Big Talk" gained exposure on FIFA 23, and she performed at Glastonbury, earning recognition as a vital UK indie act.
NYC-born American DJ/producer-songwriter, Grammy-winning “Remixer of the Year”; key in dance’s Top 40 rise. Remixed 500+ incl. Mariah Carey, U2, MJ.
Greg Wilson, an English DJ from Merseyside, pioneered the UK dance scene. He is known for electro-funk, disco, and re-edits, holding influential residencies at Wigan Pier and The Haçienda. Wilson was the first DJ to mix live on British TV and received DJ Mag's Industry Icon Award. His "Credit To The Edit" compilations are celebrated, and he has remixed artists like Grace Jones and The XX. He also authored "Discotheque Archives".
Detroit-born Kevin Saunderson, a Belleville Three pioneer, shaped electronic music with Inner City hits like "Big Fun," selling 6M+ records worldwide. Renowned DJ and label boss.
Born in Manchester, Liam Gallagher rose as Oasis' swaggering frontman with hits like "Songbird" and "Live Forever." Known for solo work and collaborations with Dave Grohl and John Squire.
London rock duo Picture Parlour: Katherine Parlour’s smoky vocals + Ella Risi’s guitar; neon-glam rock with modern bite. Windmill buzz, praised by Courtney Love.

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