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Heather Small

7 concerts

Heather Small joined Hot House in the late 80s, then rose to fame with M People hits Moving on Up, One Night in Heaven and Search for the Hero. M People won Brit Awards and the Mercury Prize for Elegant Slumming. She later released solo albums Proud and Close to a Miracle.

Kool & The Gang

13 concerts

Formed in Jersey City in 1964 as a jazz ensemble, Kool & the Gang became a major funk and R&B group. Best known for their number one hit Celebration, they also scored hits like Jungle Boogie and Joanna, with multiple gold and platinum albums.

UB40

31 concerts

Formed in Birmingham in 1978, UB40 became the world's most successful reggae band, selling over 100 million records and spending over 11 combined years on the UK album charts. Their stable initial line-up lasted thirty years, and in 2023 they released their album UB45.

Todd Terry

2 concerts

Brooklyn-born DJ/producer Todd Terry helped define New York house in the ’80s, blending disco, Chicago house, and hip-hop. Known for “I’ll House You,” his 1995 remix of Everything But the Girl’s “Missing,” and club hits like “Keep on Jumpin’.”

Roger Sanchez

4 concerts

Roger Sanchez is an NYC-bred house DJ, producer and label head behind Undr The Radr and Stealth Recordings. A Grammy winner with iconic Ibiza residencies, he’s known for cutting-edge releases and collaborations with Ella Henderson, Jem Cooke and Fedde Le Grand.

Fat Tony

1 concert

Third Ward-born Houston indie rapper Fat Tony (Anthony Obi) embodies DIY underground hip-hop. Active in Houston’s hip-hop scene for years, he honors his inspirations and blends inward-looking storytelling with swagger; released I Will Make a Baby in this Damn Economy.

Odyssey

3 concerts

Formed in 1968 as the Lopez Sisters (Carmen, Lillian, Louise), later becoming Odyssey after Carmen left and Manila native Tony Reynolds joined. After New York club gigs, they broke through in 1977 with soft disco hits Native New Yorker and Easy Come, Easy Go.

Armand Van Helden

2 concerts

Armand Van Helden is a renowned house and dance music producer and DJ. Rising to fame in the 1990s through club hits like Witch Doktor and major remixes, he later formed the chart-topping duo Duck Sauce with A-Trak and secured U.K. number one hits with U Don't Know Me and Bonkers.

Al McKay's Earth, Wind & Fire Experience

1 concert

Ella Knight

2 concerts

Nottingham singer Ella Knight fuses soul, R&B, and jazz, performing with a six-piece band. Part of Gilles Peterson's Future Bubblers scheme, she featured on the drum and bass track Snakes and Ladders with MC Bru-C, reaching third on the iTunes dance charts.

Shalamar

1 concert

Formed on US TV show Soul Train by Don Cornelius and SOLAR’s Dick Griffey, Shalamar became known for feel-good dance music blending funk, disco, R&B and pop. The classic lineup scored Gold/Platinum albums and hit Top 20 with Dancing in the Sheets.

Jocelyn Brown

1 concert

Born in Kingston, South Carolina, powerhouse vocalist Jocelyn Brown shaped classic disco as a member of Musique and Inner Life, scoring hits like Keep on Jumpin and I'm Caught Up. She broke out as a solo artist with her 1984 R&B smash Somebody Else's Guy and sang sessions for Lou Reed, Chic, and Diana Ross.

Gok Wan

6 concerts

Born in Leicester, Gok Wan MBE is a fashion stylist, author & award-winning TV host (How to Look Good Naked), plus cook-show star; celebrity house DJ signed by Fearne Cotton.

Kirollus

1 concert

Kirollus is an English DJ and digital content creator known for his infectious all-vinyl sets of funk, boogie, and soul. Born in England, he honed his encyclopedic ear at Uptight Records. He is celebrated for his joyful energy, deep musical knowledge, and collaborations with artists like Marcellus Pittman. Kirollus also champions overlooked DJs through his platform Groove Anthology.

Grace Jones

Spanish Town, Jamaica-born Studio 54 icon; disco→reggae/rock post-disco with Sly & Robbie. Hits “Pull Up to the Bumper,” “Nightclubbing”; worked w/ Trevor Horn, Nile Rodgers.

Cameo

NYC funk band led by Larry Blackmon (ex-Juilliard). Formed in 1974 as the New York City Players, renamed Cameo. Scored major R&B hits incl. “I Just Want to Be,” “She’s Strange,” “Word Up,” and “Candy.” Moved to Atlanta in 1982.

Mark Knight

Grammy-nominated DJ/producer and label owner Mark Knight, founder of Toolroom, has 120M+ global streams. Known for dance anthems like Man With The Red Face, Alright and Downpipe, and work with Faithless, Underworld and Florence + The Machine.

Dave Lee JN

Candi Staton and Band

Dimitri From Paris

Sister Sledge ft Kathy Sledge

Michael Gray

Michael Gray, UK DJ/producer; 1/2 Full Intention. Soulful disco/funky house. Hits “The Weekend,” “Borderline.” Traxsource #1 (2024); runs Sultra Records.

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