Japanese Breakfast

44 concerts

Japanese Breakfast's first studio album, produced by Blake Mills, was recorded at LA's Sound City. Michelle Zauner shifts to a contemplative, gothic-inspired style.

Gurriers

16 concerts

Gurriers, born from Dublin's vibe, burst onto the scene with "Come and See." Known for exploring themes like disenfranchisement and modern chaos through songs like “Des Goblin” and “Dipping Out.”

Amyl and The Sniffers

38 concerts

Melbourne's Amyl and the Sniffers rock with punk energy and playful style. Known for hits like "U Should Not Be Doing That," they've gained acclaim with albums "Amyl and the Sniffers" and "Comfort To Me," collaborating with producer Nick Launay.

Ezra Collective

3 concerts

Ezra Collective, a UK jazz band, won the 2023 Mercury Music Prize for "Where I’m Meant To Be." Known for vibrant, improvised jazz, the album features artists like Sampa The Great and Emile Sandé.

Zaho de Sagazan

29 concerts

Zaho de Sagazan, an electro-dark artist blending introspective French chanson and electronic music akin to Kraftwerk. Known for her unique voice and debut album "La symphonie des éclairs."

Massive Attack

13 concerts

Formed from the Wild Bunch, UK's Massive Attack pioneered trip-hop with albums like "Protection" and "Mezzanine." Known for hits like "Teardrop," they've collaborated with icons like Madonna and David Bowie.

Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy

3 concerts

Ghana's leading Frafra Gospel singer, Alogte Oho, gained fame with hits like "Mam Yinne Wa." After a life-changing accident, his collaboration with German producer Max Weissenfeldt propelled his music to global acclaim, attracting fans like Questlove.

De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig

5 concerts

Dutch hip-hop group featuring Vjèze Fur, WiWa, Faberyayo, and producer Bas Bron. Known for "Watskeburt?!", "Sterrenstof", "Get Spanish". Launched in 2005, with awards like 3FM and Edison for Best Newcomer. Popular in NL and BE.

S10

8 concerts

S10, born Stien den Hollander in Hoorn, is a Dutch alt pop artist known for blending song, rap, and spoken word. Her debut "Snowsniper" won an Edison Award. Known for hits like "Vlinders", collaborations with top artists, and chart success.

Rogê

1 concert

Rogê, hailed by Gilles Peterson, blends modern and classic Brazilian music. Known for his guitar and songwriting skills, featured by the LA Times and WNYC.

FKA twigs

18 concerts

Born in Cheltenham, England, FKA twigs is a renowned pop artist known for her unique fusion of music and art. Her hits and performances earned her numerous awards, including NME's Godlike Genius Award and a British Vogue cover. She also performed with the Martha Graham Company and received a prestigious UK music award.

Viagra Boys

42 concerts

Viagra Boys, a mix of jazz musicians and hardcore veterans, is known for critiquing modern masculinity with songs blending punk, disco, and kraut. Frontman Sebastian Murphy leads their unique sound.

JPEGMAFIA

16 concerts

Born in NYC to Jamaican parents and raised in Brooklyn and Alabama, JPEGMAFIA (Peggy) served in the Iraq War, then self-produced dark, satirical rap in LA, often touching on race and society.

Tems

4 concerts

Tems, born in Nigeria, is redefining music with a unique blend of alternative R&B and Neo-soul. Known for "Mr Rebel," her deep passion pushes the culture forward.

Patti Smith

32 concerts

Born in Chicago, Patti Smith, poet laureate of punk, gained fame in 1970s NYC with her blend of rock and poetry. Known for 'Horses' and hits like 'Because the Night.' Influential books include 'Just Kids.' Grammy nominee and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee.

Durand Jones & The Indications

6 concerts

Durand Jones & The Indications, formed in Indiana, are celebrated for their energetic shows, soulful harmonies, and modern soul, funk, and disco fusion, featuring Aaron Frazer.

Iggy Pop

15 concerts

Iggy Pop, legendary for dynamic performances, pioneered ‘70s punk and ‘90s grunge. Notables: "Lust for Life", "The Idiot". Rock Hall of Fame inductee, Grammy Lifetime Award. Collaborated with Josh Homme, Oneohtrix Point Never.

Sam Fender

24 concerts

Newcastle-born Sam Fender is a celebrated British songwriter known for his euphoric guitar anthems. His albums, "Hypersonic Missiles" and "Seventeen Going Under," showcase his acute storytelling and relatable themes. With hits like "Seventeen Going Under," he's earned awards, including BRITs and NMEs, and sold out major venues, becoming a defining musician of his generation.

Maribou State

30 concerts

British duo Maribou State, formed by Chris Davids & Liam Ivory, known for 'Turnmills'. Albums "Portraits" & "Kingdoms In Colour" gained UK chart success & critical acclaim. Played sold-out shows globally, including Brixton Academy. Collaborated with Khruangbin, Holly Walker.

Beth Gibbons

22 concerts

Beth Gibbons, Portishead's voice, melds jazz and pop in trip-hop. Known for "Sour Times," she's collaborated with Kendrick Lamar, and won a Mercury Prize. Born in Exeter, England.

Franc Moody

6 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

9 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.