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Gok Wan

3 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 K's

12 concerts

The K’s, an indie band from Warrington, UK, topped charts with debut album 'I Wonder If The World Knows?' They won Best Breakthrough Act at the 2024 Northern Brits and rocked major festival stages like Glastonbury and Reading.

House Gospel Choir

7 concerts

House Gospel Choir, led by South London's Natalie Maddix, blends house and gospel with flair. Known for hits like "Salvation" and collaborations with Ella Henderson and Nile Rodgers, they deliver high-energy, culturally rich performances. Their album "RE//CHOIRED" showcases collaborations with top producers, while live shows thrill with house, gospel, and garage fusions.

The Magic Numbers

13 concerts

The Magic Numbers, a UK band of sibling pairs Romeo & Michele Stodart and Sean & Angela Gannon, are renowned for harmonies and melodic hooks. Their 2005 debut album was Mercury Prize-nominated. They’ve toured with icons like Brian Wilson, Neil Young, and The Who.

Pete Tong

10 concerts

Pete Tong, born in Dartford, Kent, revolutionized dance music through BBC Radio 1's Essential Selection and Mix shows. Founder of FFRR Records, he broke countless club hits and collaborated with stars like U2, Seal, and Robyn. Notable for his symphonic covers of dance classics, his Classic House album topped the UK charts. A veteran Ibiza DJ, he's a staple in global club scenes and music festivals.

Roger Sanchez

6 concerts

Born in New York to Dominican parents, Roger Sanchez became a leading house DJ and remixer. Known for hits like "Luv Dancin," he worked with stars like Michael Jackson and Diana Ross. A key figure in Strictly Rhythm, Sanchez won a Grammy for No Doubt's "Hella Good" remix. His radio show, Release Yourself, won an International Dance Music Award for Best Podcast. Sanchez's labels include Narcotic and Stealth, showcasing his prolific mix and production talent.

Orbital

4 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.

McFly

32 concerts

McFly, born in the UK, are famed for pop-rock hits and a raw, lively guitar sound. Known for songs like "Obviously" and "All About You", they've scored seven No. 1 singles, released six albums (two of them chart-toppers), and garnered many awards. Their latest work, "Power To Play", celebrates their rock roots. Members include Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Harry Judd, and Dougie Poynter.

The Darkness

57 concerts

English rock band The Darkness, known for their theatrical style and high-energy rock bombast, rose to fame with hits like "I Believe in a Thing Called Love." Fronted by Justin Hawkins, they won numerous awards and reunited in 2011 after a brief split, releasing albums like "Motorheart."

James Arthur

56 concerts

James Arthur, born in England, is a versatile artist known for hits like “Say You Won’t Let Go” and “Train Wreck.” His powerful vocals span pop, R’n’B, soul, and rock. With 4 studio albums and notable collaborations with Alok, Anne-Marie, and more, he boasts 40M Spotify listeners and multi-platinum and Diamond certifications.

Hak Baker

1 concert

Born on the Isle of Dogs, Hak Baker's rebellious "G-Folk" blends youthful nihilism and male vulnerability, earning him a diverse fanbase and acclaim in the alternative scene. Acknowledged by Vice for redefining British folk, his work resonates with artists like Celeste and Skepta, transcending genres with raw, poetic lyricism.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor

30 concerts

Sophie Ellis-Bextor, a London-born pop artist, broke out in the 2000s with her disco- and '80s-synth-pop style, gaining fame with hits like "Murder on the Dancefloor" and "Groovejet." Formerly of Brit-pop band theaudience, she reached the U.K. charts' top spots with her solo albums. Known for her dance-pop sound, she has collaborated with producers like Greg Kurstin and Calvin Harris and worked with Ed Harcourt on folk-pop projects like Wanderlust. Her music remains popular, with "Murder on the Dancefloor" resurging thanks to its inclusion in films.

David Rodigan

2 concerts

Born in England, reggae icon DJ David Rodigan has been a major force in music since 1978, known for his clashes, Rodigan Sound System, and compilations like "The Kings of Reggae."

The Cuban Brothers

1 concert

The Cuban Brothers blend funk and soul with b-boy action and comedy. They were chosen to play by Elton John and Robbie Williams. Their debut album "Yo Bonita!" and roles in films like "Ill Manors" expand their global appeal.

Dagny

4 concerts

Dagny, born in Norway, rose to fame with "Backbeat" in 2015, amassing over 1 billion streams. Known for her pop style, she gained acclaim with hits like "Wearing Nothing" and "Drink About" with SEEB. Co-writer of Katy Perry's "Never Really Over," Dagny's debut album "Strangers / Lovers" featured multi-platinum hit "Somebody," cementing her status as a dynamic artist and songwriter.