Ezra Collective

7 concerts

Mercury Prize-winning jazz band Ezra Collective, featuring Femi and TJ Koleoso, Joe Armon-Jones, James Mollison, and Ife Ogunjobi, capture global dance rhythms on "Dance, No One's Watching."

Massive Attack

13 concerts

Massive Attack, formed in Bristol, UK, pioneered trip-hop with a fusion of hip-hop, dub, and soul. Known for "Teardrop" and "Unfinished Sympathy," they influenced artists like Radiohead and collaborated with Horace Andy, Tricky, and Elizabeth Fraser. Notable albums include *Protection* and *Mezzanine*.

Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy

4 concerts

I’m Alogte Oho, Ghana’s top Frafra gospel singer. Known for heartfelt songs like "Mam Yinne Wa," I rose to fame after a life-changing accident. Collaborated with German producer Max Weissenfeldt, I gained international acclaim with hits like "Zota Yinne," spreading faith and gratitude globally.

Peter Cat Recording Co.

11 concerts

Formed in 2010, Peter Cat Recording Co. transcends genres with music from a futuristic radio or vintage vinyl. Known for albums like *Portrait of a Time* and *Bismillah*, they've won global fans and sold out tours across North America, U.K., Europe, Australia, and India. Band members include Suryakant Sawhney, Karan Singh, Dhruv Bhola, Rohit Gupta, and Kartik Sundareshan.

Bloc Party

31 concerts

East London band Bloc Party is known for their genre-bending sound, blending post-punk, indie rock, and electronic influences. They gained fame with 2005's "Silent Alarm," which went platinum in the UK, featuring hits like "Banquet." With albums like "A Weekend in the City" and "Intimacy," they've explored diverse styles, from dance beats to personal themes. Despite lineup changes, the band, anchored by Kele Okereke and Russell Lissack, continues to innovate. They've collaborated with notable producers and toured widely, influencing the indie scene with their dynamic musical evolution.

Iggy Pop

15 concerts

Iggy Pop, born in Michigan, prefigured '70s punk and '90s grunge, known for iconic albums like Lust for Life and The Idiot. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the Stooges in 2010 and received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2020. His collaboration with Josh Homme on Post Pop Depression earned a Grammy nod. Iggy's film work includes the Golden Globe-nominated "Gold" and contributions to "Good Time," which won at Cannes.

Franc Moody

2 concerts

Franc Moody, a production duo known for soul, funk, and disco-infused electronica, rose to fame with albums 'Dream in Colour' and 'Into the Ether.' Hailed by Billboard, their unique sound captivates globally.

Wet Leg

16 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.

Japanese Breakfast

43 concerts

Japanese Breakfast, led by Michelle Zauner, released their first studio album "For Melancholy Brunettes" via Dead Oceans. Produced by Grammy-winner Blake Mills, it explores melancholic themes. Recorded at LA's famed Sound City, it marks a mature, intricate artistic shift.

Amyl and The Sniffers

24 concerts

Amyl and the Sniffers, formed in Melbourne's pub-rock scene in 2016, blend punk with playful energy. Fronted by Amy Taylor, they are known for albums like the self-titled debut and "Comfort to Me." Their third album, "Cartoon Darkness," was recorded in LA with Nick Launay. They seamlessly blend punk with glammy and stormy elements, gaining critical acclaim and global recognition.

John Talabot

1 concert

Spanish DJ and producer John Talabot, known for low-key house, gained acclaim with his debut ƒIN (2012) featuring Pional. He’s noted for remixes, Talaboman collaboration, and DJ-Kicks mix.

Durand Jones & The Indications

37 concerts

Durand Jones & The Indications, formed at Indiana University in 2012, are known for soulful funk and Southern soul. They've toured globally and have a strong following among vintage soul fans. Their album, Flowers, showcases their growth and diverse influences.

Sam Fender

11 concerts

Sam Fender, born in North Shields, explores life's struggles and his coming of age in a Springsteenian style. Known for hits like "Hypersonic Missiles," his music blends heartfelt drama with unique soundscapes. Collaborating with The War On Drugs’ Adam Granduciel, Fender's "People Watching" offers introspective tales and rich musical textures, capturing his life's influences and human experience.

The Lathums

15 concerts

The Lathums, an indie band from Northern England, blend honesty, hope, and heartbreak in their music. Known for tracks like "Fight On" and "How Beautiful Life Can Be," they’ve drawn comparisons to The Smiths and Arctic Monkeys. Their debut and follow-up albums both hit UK No.1. With Alex Moore on vocals, Scott Concepcion on lead guitar, Ryan Durrans on drums, and Matty Murphy on bass, they captivate audiences at sold-out venues like Glastonbury and Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl.

Maribou State

19 concerts

Maribou State, the UK duo of Chris Davids and Liam Ivory, are known for redefining downtempo electronica with their organic, genre-fluid sound. Acclaimed globally, they've played shows from Glastonbury to the Sydney Opera House. Collaborating with artists like Holly Walker and Andreya Triana, they blend UK club music, vintage soul, and evocative samples. Their third album, Hallucinating Love, celebrates hope and togetherness following personal challenges.

Beth Gibbons

16 concerts

Beth Gibbons, born in Exeter, England, is known for her emotive vocals with Portishead, a pioneering trip-hop band. Her voice recalls legends like Nina Simone. Her notable works include "Dummy," "Sour Times," and collaborations like "Symphony of Sorrowful Songs." She has worked with artists like Kendrick Lamar and Jane Birkin. Portishead's "Dummy" won the 1995 Mercury Prize, and their album "Third" hit gold in the UK. Gibbons' solo work includes "Out of Season" with Rustin Man and 2023's "Lives Outgrown."

Bassolino

1 concert

Dario Bassolino, a Naples-born pianist, producer, and composer, is celebrated for his genre-defying style. He's collaborated with LNDFK, Nicola Conte, and others, drawing inspiration from Brazilian funk and Italian music legends. His dynamic live performances have graced international festivals like Primavera Sound and Montreux Jazz.

Gurriers

7 concerts

Dublin's Gurriers tackle modern malaise with punk debut "Come and See," featuring sharp lyrics on youth disillusionment and social issues, praised by Dork Magazine.

Greentea Peng

12 concerts

Bermondsey's Aria Wells, aka Greentea Peng, is known for her hypnotic vocals and genre-blending neo-soul. Her debut, Man Made, arrived in 2021. Collaborations with Tricky, Nightmares on Wax, and Lee "Scratch" Perry highlight her career. Songs like "Downers" and "Ghost Town" showcase her distinctive psychedelic R&B style.

Zaho de Sagazan

23 concerts

Zaho de Sagazan, with a voice like metallic velvet, won four French Music Awards for her debut album, writing songs about love and introspection. Raised with empathy, her music connects deeply.

De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig

5 concerts

Vjèze Fur, WiWa, Faberyayo, and producer Bas Bron broke through in 2005 with "Watskeburt?!". They popularized Dutch hip-hop with hits like "Sterrenstof". They've released several albums, and their genre-blending style reached a mainstream audience in the Netherlands and Belgium. Their 2023 album "Moderne Manieren" hit #1 in the Dutch charts. In 2025, they celebrate 20 years with concerts and an Edison Oeuvreprijs award.

S10

10 concerts

Dutch artist S10, born in the Netherlands, is known for her genre-defying style. She collaborated with ex-Bring Me The Horizon member Jordan Fish. Her 2022 album, "Ik Besta Voor Altijd Zolang Jij Aan Me Denkt," featuring Eurovision entry "De Diepte," won an Edison and a 3FM award. S10 frequents major Dutch festivals like Pinkpop and Lowlands.

Rogê

2 concerts

Brazilian singer-songwriter Rogê is acclaimed for his soulful samba, MPB, and Afro-Brazilian rhythms. His albums *Curyman* and *Curyman II* receive global praise.

FKA twigs

7 concerts

Born in Cheltenham, England, FKA twigs is a multifaceted artist celebrated for her innovative music blending pop, cinema, art, and fashion. Her iconic "CAPRISONGS" mixtape earned her NME's Godlike Genius Award, while her solo dance debut with the Martha Graham Company marked a notable achievement. With a diverse background, twigs continues to captivate audiences globally.

Ichiko Aoba

21 concerts

Ichiko Aoba, a Japanese musician, debuted in 2010 and is known for her classical guitar style. Her album "Windswept Adan" was acclaimed globally, topping Rate Your Music's 2020 chart. She founded the label hermine and tours internationally, performing at festivals like Reeperbahn and Pitchfork. Aoba also collaborates with artists such as Pomme. She's a DJ, writer, and composes music for films and commercials.

Viagra Boys

48 concerts

Viagra Boys, born in Sweden, blend post-punk, dub, and rock. Known for edgy satire, they've dissected conspiracy culture in "Cave World" and hit with "Man Made of Meat."

Wunderhorse

34 concerts

Wunderhorse, a British guitar band led by Jacob Slater, blend vivid songwriting with visceral live shows. They've toured with Fontaines D.C. and Sam Fender.

JPEGMAFIA

28 concerts

JPEGMAFIA, born in NYC to Jamaican parents, crafts dark, satirical rap with humor, known for self-producing his music. Raised in Brooklyn, he faced racism after relocating to the South and served in the military, including in Iraq.

Tems

5 concerts

Tems, a Nigerian singer and producer, is redefining the music scene with her unique fusion of alternative RnB and Neo soul. Known for her hit "Mr Rebel," she passionately advances Nigeria's alternative music culture.

Underworld

14 concerts

Underworld, formed by Rick Smith and Karl Hyde, revolutionized electronic music with their acclaimed 1994 album "dubnobasswithmyheadman," known for groundbreaking innovation.

Patti Smith

33 concerts

Patti Smith, born in Chicago, is a legendary poet, painter, author, photographer, and punk rock's poet laureate. Her influential music blends rock and poetry, with hits like "Because the Night." Her avant-garde style and albums like *Horses* and *Easter* have earned critical acclaim. Smith collaborated with Bruce Springsteen and REM, won a National Book Award for *Just Kids*, and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. She remains a prolific artist, working with Soundwalk Collective and recently scoring documentaries.