D.R.I. with Goldie Oslo and Cult Member

D.R.I. (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles), formed in Houston, Texas in 1982, pioneered crossover thrash, blending hardcore punk and metal. Known for their aggressive, fast sound, they influenced many. Popular songs include "I Don't Need Society" and "The Five Year Plan." Their 2016 EP, "But Wait... There's More!", and re-released "Four Of A Kind" and "Thrash Zone" picture discs showcase their enduring legacy.

A bar, club, and live music venue located in downtown Oslo, Norway, established in 2000, known for hosting a diverse program of live music, DJ performances, and concerts across various genres.

Liam Hayden, known as Cult Member, is an electronic music producer from Canada, crafting raw, hypnotic techno and deep house. His acclaimed albums include the underground hit "Ethernet" and "Low Life" (2026). Popular tracks like "U Weren't Here I Really Miss You" showcase his signature sound, evolving from his earlier cloud rap style.