Mr. Scruff

1 concert

Manchester-born Mr. Scruff blends house, disco, jazz, and breaks with playful grooves and cartoon art. Known for hits like "Get a Move On!," he’s acclaimed for eclectic DJ mixes and collaborations with Roots Manuva, Alice Russell, and Andreya Triana.

DUG

18 concerts

DUG blends Irish and American traditional music, led by songwriter Conor Lorkin O’Reilly and banjo player Jonny Pickett. Their single “Jubilee” earned two 2024 Grammy nods.

Dublin Gospel Choir

2 concerts

The Dublin Gospel Choir, formed in 1995 in Dublin, collaborates with artists like Stevie Wonder and Ennio Morricone. Known for their adaptable style, they've played the Main Stage at Electric Picnic annually, launched Ireland’s largest arenas, and broke into the Top 20 Irish Charts. Frequent on TV/radio, they also partner with brands and perform in charity events, spreading joy across Europe.

Father John Misty

23 concerts

Mahashmashana, produced by Josh Tillman and Drew Erickson, features 8 tracks, including singles "I Guess Time Makes Fools of Us All" and "Screamland," with Alan Sparhawk on guitar. Out November 22, 2024, via Sub Pop/Bella Union.

Gabriels

2 concerts

Los Angeles trio Gabriels blend avant-R&B with gospel, soul, and funk, led by ex-American Idol Jacob Lusk. Known for "Loyalty," they've played Glastonbury, Coachella, and worked with Elton John.

Claptone

10 concerts

Claptone, a mysterious DJ/producer known for his golden bird mask, blends magical house beats with mystical vibes. Famous for hits like "No Eyes," he tours globally.

Nabihah Iqbal

1 concert

London-born artist Nabihah Iqbal blends electronic and experimental styles. Known for albums on Ninja Tune, she’s collaborated with Zhang Ding and Wolfgang Tillmans, composed for the Turner Prize, performed at MoMA PS1 and Glastonbury, and hosted shows on BBC and NTS.

Moodymann

2 concerts

Kenny Dixon, Jr., aka Moodymann, is a Detroit-based producer known for blending soulful disco with minimalist techno. He founded KDJ Records, released iconic albums like "A Silent Introduction" and "Black Mahogani," and contributed to the DJ-Kicks series. Notable tracks include "Freeki Mutha F cker." His work is praised for its unique fusion of raw dancefloor energy and elegant jazz influences. Dixon collaborated with names like Carl Craig on the Planet E label, maintaining an anti-promotion stance but achieving underground acclaim.

2manydjs

1 concert

Belgian brothers David and Stephen Dewaele, known as 2manydjs and Soulwax, are celebrated for pioneering genre-blurring mashups and eclectic DJ sets. Their landmark album, "As Heard on Radio Soulwax Pt. 2," garnered widespread acclaim. They are known for innovative remixes, collaborations, and projects like Radio Soulwax and the Despacio soundsystem, earning significant accolades for their influential contributions to music.

Jan Blomqvist

2 concerts

Jan Blomqvist, a Berlin-based electronic musician and producer, blends live instruments with techno, gaining fame for hits like "Something Wrong" and playing top festivals like Coachella.

Max Cooper

7 concerts

Max Cooper, electronic composer and ex-scientist, blends music and visual art with emotive, immersive experiences. Known for Dolby Atmos works, Acropolis show, and major collaborations.

TSHA

7 concerts

TSHA, a top UK dance artist, is known for her acclaimed event series and hits like "Revolution." She's earned multi-country residencies and launched her label, Jackfruit.

Honey Dijon

5 concerts

Chicago-raised, New York-infused DJ Honey Dijon's eclectic style spans artistry, sociology, fashion, and LGBTQ+ advocacy. Known for her daring debut "The Best of Both Worlds," she has remixed tracks for big names like Madonna, Lady Gaga, and Neneh Cherry.

Marie Davidson

2 concerts

Montreal-born Marie Davidson is a Canadian electronic musician and producer. Known for hypnotic techno, minimal wave, and experimental pop, her music features introspective spoken-word vocals and satirical lyrics. Albums include "Working Class Woman" (Polaris Prize-nominated) and "City of Clowns" (2025 Polaris Music Prize-shortlisted). She also collaborates in Essaie Pas.

Soulwax

3 concerts

Born in Belgium, brothers David and Stephen Dewaele lead Soulwax and 2manydjs, known for innovative electronic music, acclaimed remixes, and collaborations with top artists like Rosalia, Daft Punk, and The Rolling Stones.

Ela Minus

2 concerts

Colombian multi-instrumentalist Ela Minus blends live hardware electronics and voice to craft bright, improvised electronic music. Boston Berklee grad, acclaimed worldwide.

Caribou

2 concerts

Hi, I'm Dan, a music artist known as Caribou and Daphni, born in Canada. I blend electronic, psychedelic, and indie styles. Thanks for listening, and keep creating!

Gui Boratto

1 concert

Born in São Paulo, Gui Boratto shaped Brazilian electronic music with his acclaimed album *Chromophobia* and remixes for Massive Attack and Pet Shop Boys.

Biird

26 concerts

BIIRD is an 11-piece all-female Irish traditional music supergroup, founded in 2024 by seven-time All-Ireland champion Lisa Canny. Hailing from Ireland, they are renowned for revitalizing trad music with a contemporary image and energetic performances. They have graced major stages, including Trafalgar Square and the All Together Now festival, and supported Ed Sheeran. BIIRD collaborates with Irish designers and plans an album featuring Sharon Shannon and Kate Nash.

The Sabres of Paradise

2 concerts

The Sabres of Paradise, a British electronic music trio from London, formed in 1992 by Andrew Weatherall, Jagz Kooner, and Gary Burns. Known for pioneering electronic, dub, and techno sounds, their influential albums include "Sabresonic" (1993) and "Haunted Dancehall" (1994), featuring the popular track "Smokebelch II". They also created acclaimed remixes for artists like Bjork.

SexyTadhg

10 concerts

SexyTadhg, an Irish LGBTQIA+ artist, blends fearless, flamboyant, and political music. Praised by major media and featured on UK/Irish radio and TV, they're a rising star.

Madra Salach

22 concerts

Madra Salach, a Dublin six-piece, crafts electronica-infused Irish folk, blending tradition with experimentation. Known for captivating live shows and Paul Banks' emotive vocals, their debut EP, "It's a Hell of an Age," features popular songs like "The Man Who Seeks Pleasure" and "Blue & Gold." The EP charted on Irish and UK independent lists. They also contribute to "The Songs of Shane MacGowan" tribute album.

CC:DISCO!

1 concert

Born in rural Victoria, CC:DISCO! is a DJ and radio host known for her uplifting, romantic dance music, acclaimed First Light compilations, and debut EP via Phantasy Sounds.

Christian Löffler

4 concerts

Born in Greifswald, Germany, Christian Löffler makes nature-tinged ambient techno/house with melancholic minimal beats (A Forest, Mare, Graal); Ki Records co-founder, immersive live act.

Sama' Abdulhadi

3 concerts

Sama' Abdulhadi, born in Jordan and raised in Ramallah, Palestine, is a pioneering DJ and electronic music producer. Hailed as the "queen of Palestinian techno," her high-octane style fuses Berlin techno with Lebanese influences. Her viral 2018 Boiler Room set earned international recognition. She has released tracks like "Reverie" and collaborated with artists such as Tom Morello, gracing major global festivals.

Kojaque

1 concert

Irish artist Kojaque blends genres with sharp storytelling, known for albums like *Deli Daydreams* and *Town’s Dead*. He’s acclaimed for DIY videos, sold-out tours, and gigs with Lana Del Rey and Loyle Carner.

Sister Sledge

4 concerts

Sister Sledge, from North Philadelphia, rose to fame with the disco anthem "We Are Family" (1979), working with Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards. Known for their versatile style, they excelled in pop-R&B, Philly soul, funk, and disco. Their notable hits include "He's the Greatest Dancer" and "Lost in Music." They topped the UK charts with "Frankie" (1985) and were Grammy-nominated. Sister Sledge collaborated with Narada Michael Walden and George Duke, remaining active across decades while occasionally recording new music.

NewDad

11 concerts

NewDad, an indie rock band from Galway, Ireland, formed in 2018. Known for their shoegaze-inspired alt-rock and dream pop sound, they blend fuzzy guitars with intimate vocals. Popular songs include "Blue" and "Angel". Their acclaimed albums "Madra" (2024) and "Altar" (2025) showcase their distinctive style. They have performed at major festivals and supported notable bands.

Of Monsters and Men

31 concerts

Of Monsters and Men, Icelandic indie folk-rockers from Reykjavík, rose with 2011’s hit “Little Talks” (1B+ Spotify streams). Known for cinematic sounds, key albums, and festival shows.

Princess Nokia

2 concerts

Princess Nokia, known for blending hip-hop and feminist themes, celebrates girlhood and self-love in hits like “Matcha Cherry” and “Drop Dead Gorgeous,” embracing female empowerment.

Nouvelle Vague

9 concerts

Nouvelle Vague, founded by Marc Collin and Olivier Libaux in 2003, gained fame for blending post-punk with bossa nova. Known for reinterpreting classics like The Clash's hits, their global acclaim reflects a unique musical legacy.

AliA

1 concert

Formed in 2018, this hybrid rock band blends rock and classical styles. Known for emotional vocals and powerful performances, they attract global fans via Instagram and YouTube.

Groove Armada

8 concerts

Groove Armada, formed by Andy Cato and Tom Findlay in London in the mid-90s, is renowned for crossing dance genres effortlessly. Known for hits like "At the River," their album "Vertigo" sold over a million copies. They've received Grammy and Brit nominations and performed globally. Their dynamic live shows blend electronics and performance impressively, with celebrated gigs from Sydney to Moscow.

Primal Scream

14 concerts

Primal Scream, formed by Bobby Gillespie, evolved from '80s indie pop to groundbreaking creators of the '91 album Screamadelica, blending techno with rock. Known for constant genre shifts, they've won the Mercury Prize and collaborated with Andrew Weatherall and Jimmy Miller.

Horace Andy

2 concerts

Jamaican singer Horace Andy, born in Kingston, is famous for his haunting vocals in roots reggae, dub, and dancehall. Known for hits like "Skylarking" and collaborations with Massive Attack, Alpha, and Sly & Robbie, he’s a reggae icon.

Bricknasty

4 concerts

Dublin's Bricknasty emerged in 2020, blending experimental jazz, hip-hop, and neo-soul with an anarchic, genre-fluid style. Known for energetic live shows and raw storytelling, the group gained recognition with releases like "INA CRUELER," "XONGZ," and "BLACKS LAW". They collaborate with artists such as Maverick Sabre and KhakiKid, crafting a distinct sound from Ballymun.

Fejká

2 concerts

German-Polish dreamlike electronic artist from the Black Forest; discovered by Christian Löffler. 100M+ streams, Apple Music #1. Albums Reunion/Hiraeth; “Iajo.” Collabs Hania Rani, Jan Blomqvist. Founded Coexist.

Cliffords

3 concerts

Cork-based indie rock/pop band Cliffords, known for their emotional sound and live shows, blend indie energy with pop. They've played to packed venues and released debut EP ‘Strawberry Scented.’

Stomptown Brass

1 concert

Formed in Dublin in 2015, this dynamic Irish ensemble blends brass and percussion, known for wild street performances, captivating shows, and featuring drummers, trombones, trumpets, sax, and tuba. They’ve toured with Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Soul Rebels, and Hot 8 Brass Band.

Kormac

1 concert

Kormac, a hip-hop DJ turned genre-blending artist, crafts unique music with samples and live instruments. He’s scored acclaimed TV shows and films, played major festivals, and collaborated with artists like Loah and Jafaris.