Air

19 concerts

Air, founded by Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel from Versailles, shaped electronic music with atmospheric and cinematic sounds. Known for debut Moon Safari and scores for The Virgin Suicides and Le Voyage Dans La Lune, their style draws from Burt Bacharach, Brian Wilson, and synthesizer pioneers. Collaborations with artists like Beck and Charlotte Gainsbourg highlight their diverse influence, achieving Platinum status in Europe, and shaping the genre into the 2000s.

Wet Leg

53 concerts

Formed on the Isle of Wight, Wet Leg, comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, blends sad and party music. Known for their hit "Chaise Longue" and a Mercury Prize-nominated debut album.

Orbital

7 concerts

Orbital, formed by brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll in Kent, reshaped electronic music. Known for tracks like "Chime," they influenced artists like Björk and collaborated with legends such as Madonna and Kraftwerk. Their pioneering sound and epic tracks were showcased in albums like the groundbreaking "Brown Album." Orbital has soundtracked Hollywood films and performed at the 2012 Paralympics with Stephen Hawking, cementing their legacy as dance music visionaries.

Bear's Den

2 concerts

Formed in London in 2012, Bear's Den is known for their anthemic songs and collaborations, including work with composer Paul Frith. The band has released four studio albums and has been a regular on UK and European charts since their debut album "Islands," which was nominated for an Ivor Novello Award. They've toured globally, gracing festivals like Glastonbury and Bonnaroo, and featured in the documentary "Austin To Boston." Their latest album, "Blue Hours," focuses on self-reflection and showcases their most cathartic work yet.

AURORA

4 concerts

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The Howlers

7 concerts

The UK band, known for their honest musicianship, achieved a Top 15 debut on the Official Charts and EU Top 10, with praise from Rolling Stone and Classic Rock.

Basement Jaxx

7 concerts

Basement Jaxx, born in the UK, are renowned for hits like "Where’s Your Head At" and "Romeo". Their eclectic style earned them two BRIT awards, a GRAMMY, and a UK number one album. They've headlined Glastonbury, collaborated with the Metropole Orkest, and scored "Attack The Block". In 2019, they performed at the Sydney Opera House, collaborated globally, and continued DJ residencies, including Ibiza's "Glitterbox".

Jalen Ngonda

7 concerts

Jalen Ngonda, recognized for his Motown-inspired soul sound, gained acclaim with his debut album "Come Around and Love Me." Praised by Elton John, he's collaborated with artists like Snoop Dogg and Jill Scott. His hit single "Anyone in Love" highlights his introspective lyrical style.

Annie Mac

1 concert

Annie Macmanus, a leading broadcaster, DJ, and author, champions female and LGBTQ+ artists. Known for her festival Lost & Found in Malta, she hosts the 'Changes' podcast and wrote the acclaimed novel Mother Mother.

Karma Sheen

1 concert

Karma Sheen, a London-based band led by Sameer Khan, blends Hindustani Classical music and 60s rock, known for their debut album and electrifying live shows.

Gok Wan

2 concerts

Gok Wan MBE, a fashion stylist and award-winning TV presenter, is famed for "How to Look Good Naked." He hosts shows like "Say Yes to the Dress Lancashire," is a skilled cook with programs like "Gok’s Cooks Chinese", and co-founded the Golden Chopsticks Awards. Also a celebrity DJ, Wan performed at festivals and clubs across the UK and Europe, launching "Isolation Nation" during lockdown with 1 million weekly streams.

The Pill

5 concerts

The Pill, a punk duo from the Isle of Wight, crafts raw, cheeky anthems with Lily on guitar and Lottie on bass. Known for punchy, satirical 'jank' punk hits.