Bartees Strange

7 concerts

Raised in rural America, Bartees Strange fuses diverse influences like Parliament Funkadelic and Neil Young with hip-hop and indie rock, creating a unique sonic pastiche.

Waterparks

2 concerts

Houston trio Waterparks blend rock, alternative, electronic, and pop with bold hip-hop flair. Their 2019 album FANDOM hit #2 Billboard Alternative, earning critical praise.

Lancey Foux

2 concerts

East London artist Lancey Foux is known for his genre-defying music with the 2015 release of his EP 'PINK.' With over 500 freestyle tracks, he's marked by versatility and confidence.

Travis Scott

9 concerts

Houston-born Travis Scott, known for his psychedelic trap style, rose to fame with chart-toppers like "Astroworld" and "UTOPIA." He has collaborated with artists like Kanye West, Drake, and Rihanna, amassing Grammys and numerous awards. Despite controversies, Scott remains a leading commercial artist, well-regarded for hits like "Sicko Mode" and "Butterfly Effect."

Amyl and The Sniffers

11 concerts

Amyl and the Sniffers, formed in Melbourne's pub-rock scene in 2016, blend punk with playful energy. Fronted by Amy Taylor, they are known for albums like the self-titled debut and "Comfort to Me." Their third album, "Cartoon Darkness," was recorded in LA with Nick Launay. They seamlessly blend punk with glammy and stormy elements, gaining critical acclaim and global recognition.

Matilda Mann

4 concerts

Matilda Mann, known for her witty and wise lyrics, captures the bittersweet transition to adulthood in her debut album "Roxwell." Her songs explore love's many forms with a unique style that resonates with listeners.

Sea Girls

4 concerts

Sea Girls, known for their euphoric alt-pop rock, captivate audiences with catchy tunes and vibrant live shows. With albums like "Open Up Your Head" and "Homesick," they've built a global fanbase. Their latest, "Midnight Butterflies," showcases their melodic prowess.

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24 concerts

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Nell Mescal

10 concerts

Irish singer-songwriter Nell Mescal, from Maynooth, Kildare, now in London, crafts emotionally resonant music inspired by Phoebe Bridgers, Frank Ocean, and Paul Simon.

Leigh-Anne

2 concerts

Leigh-Anne Pinnock, from global pop group Little Mix, blends R&B, garage, amapiano, and reggae in her solo career, known for bold, genre-blending music and powerful identity.

D-Block Europe

4 concerts

D-Block Europe, from Lewisham, are known for hits like "Prada," "Overseas," and "Darling." They've achieved multiple Gold and Platinum singles, collaborated with artists like Ed Sheeran and Offset, and have sold out shows at the O2 Arena.

Demae

2 concerts

Born in Harlesden, NW London, Demae blends introspective, magnetic music with hip-hop influences. Known for her mixtape "Maelib," she’s praised by BBC 1Xtra stars.

Trippie Redd

4 concerts

Trippie Redd, born in Canton, Ohio, blends cloud rap, emo rap, and trap with punk energy. Known for hits like "Dark Knight Dummo" with Travis Scott, he tops charts often, like with A Love Letter to You 4 and Life's a Trip. Collaborations include Drake, Lil Wop, and mgk.

Antony Szmierek

2 concerts

Antony Szmierek, a Manchester native, blends rap, spoken word, and dance, celebrating life's beauty. Acclaimed for EPs 'Poems To Dance To' and 'Seasoning', he’s a BBC 6 Music Artist of the Year 2023 and has captivated audiences with sold-out UK tours.

Suki Waterhouse

29 concerts

Born in London, Suki Waterhouse blends folk, indie, and pop with raw emotion. Known for "Good Looking" (platinum), she’s toured with Father John Misty and opened for Taylor Swift.

Good Kid

5 concerts

Good Kid, from New Orleans, emerged from an alleyway jazz chord encounter between Nick and Jacob. They eventually formed a band known for their jazz-infused style.

Girls Don't Sync

2 concerts

Girls Don’t Sync, featuring Gaia Ahuja (G33), Hannah Lynch, Sophia Ryalls (Sophia Violet), and Matty Chiabi, blend UK garage, house, and bass with Black diaspora and South Asian sounds. Known for electrifying, inclusive sets, they won DJ Mag’s Best of British Breakthrough DJ 2022 and featured on MixMag’s ’25 DJs Who Defined the Year.’

Aviva

9 concerts

CARYS, a singer from Canada, is known for emotive pop music centered on love and connection. Her songs, such as "Princesses Don’t Cry," resonate with raw emotion and vulnerability. Influenced by human relationships, CARYS collaborates to make listeners feel understood and less alone, aiming to inspire self-reflection through her heartfelt lyrics.