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FISHER

25 concerts

Australian tech-house producer Fisher, born on the Gold Coast, is known for his carefree, dancefloor-focused style. His platinum hit "Losing It" topped charts and earned a Grammy nod. Other successful tracks include "You Little Beauty," "Just Feels Tight," and "It's a Killa." Once part of Cut Snake, Fisher collaborates with artists like Shermanology and Aatig, and his music is celebrated globally.

Chris Lorenzo

8 concerts

UK-born Chris Lorenzo is a prominent figure in the House and Bass scenes with notable festival debuts at Bonnaroo & Lollapalooza. Known for hits like ‘California Dreamin’ and collabs with COBRAH, he co-founded the Late Checkout label. He’s half of Anti Up with Chris Lake, under Atlantic Records, and famed for his unique style.

Bon Entendeur

3 concerts

Bon Entendeur, a French music duo, blends classic tunes from the 60s-80s with original productions and celebrity voiceovers, gaining acclaim for tracks like "Le temps est bon". Their debut "Aller-Retour" went platinum. Collaborations include Sofiane Pamart and Mc Solaar. They’ve performed at iconic venues like Olympia and embarked on international tours.

A-Trak

3 concerts

A-Trak, born Alain Macklovitch, is a world-renowned DJ, World Champion turntablist, and co-founder of NY’s Fool’s Gold Records. Famous from Duck Sauce, The Brothers Macklovitch, and his global influence in music.

Justice

15 concerts

Justice, a Parisian dance duo, deftly blends prog, metal, new wave, and indie with disco and house. Known for the hit "D.A.N.C.E.," they achieved fame with †, a Grammy-nominated debut. Their eclectic style evolves through bold albums like Audio, Video, Disco, the Grammy-winning Woman Worldwide, and the genre-fusing Hyperdrama. Collaborating with artists like Daft Punk and MGMT, Justice continually reshapes the dance music landscape.

49th & Main

11 concerts

49th & Main, a dance-pop duo from Kilkenny, blend jazz and indie-infused house. Producer Ben O'Sullivan and vocalist Paddy King excel live, even playing Glastonbury. Despite setbacks like O'Sullivan's illness, they've reached 100M streams by exploring genres like drum 'n' bass, and garage and released hits like "Self Sabotage."