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Heather Small

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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.

Snap!

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Snap! is a German Eurodance group formed in Frankfurt in 1989 by producers Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti. Operating under the pseudonyms Benito Benites and John "Virgo" Garrett III to distance themselves from German music stereotypes, the project experienced several lineup changes and achieved its greatest commercial success fronted by American rapper Turbo B and singer Penny Ford, scoring global hits with "The Power" and "Rhythm Is a Dancer."

Robin S.

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K-Klass

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K-Klass are UK house DJs/producers formed after meeting at The Hacienda’s Nude nights in 1988. They broke through with Wildlife EP (1990) plus UK Top 40 hits Rhythm is a Mystery (No.3) and Let Me Show You (No.13). Known for remixes incl. Bobby Brown’s Two Can Play That Game (1995).

Haddaway

6 concerts

Eurodisco artist Haddaway was born in Trinidad and raised in Cologne, Germany. He’s best known for the 1993 club hit What Is Love and his debut LP Haddaway--The Album. Later based in Monaco, he released The Drive (1996) and Let’s Do It Now (1998).

Whigfield

Danish pop-dance singer Whigfield: “Saturday Night” UK #1 debut (Guinness, 1M+ sold); hits “Another Day,” “Think of You,” “Sexy Eyes”; wrote/produced for Benny Benassi.

Angie Brown

Born in the UK, Angie Brown is a legendary dance vocalist known for her gospel-infused house style. She rose to fame with Bizarre Inc’s “I’m Gonna Get You” and backed Mark Morrison’s “Return of the Mack.” Collaborating with Grace Jones, Chaka Khan, The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, Fatboy Slim, and more, Angie’s versatile voice has shaped dance music for over 30 years.

Rozalla

Zimbabwe-born dance vocalist Rozalla, Band of Gypsies alum, hit big with 1993 “Everybody’s Free”; dubbed “Queen of Rave,” topped US/Europe charts; later R&B/soul.

Oceanic

Oceanic is a versatile indie pop band from Charlotte, NC, known for their original music and high-enthusiasm live shows. The band has achieved millions of streams and numerous Spotify editorial playlist placements. Their discography includes the album "No, Human" and singles such as "I'm Your Boy" and "Hold Me".

Alison Limerick

London-born dance/house singer; ex-Style Council/This Mortal Coil backing vocalist. Worked with Peter Murphy; teamed w/David Morales & Frankie Knuckles; hits “Where Love Lives,” UK Top 20 “Make It on My Own.”

D:Ream

D:Ream, formed by Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie, are famous for hits "Things Can Only Get Better" and "UR The Best Thing." Their track became UK's Labour Party anthem in 1997. They've had 2 UK Top 10 albums and 10 Top 40 singles. Known for a scientist keyboardist, they continue to tour and release music.

Corona

Olga Maria de Souza, known as Corona, was born in Rio De Janeiro. Her debut song, "The Rhythm of the Night," topped Italian charts, sold over a million copies, and earned her more than 15 gold and platinum discs. Other hits include "Baby Baby" and "Try Me Out." She hosted FESTIVALBAR in Italy and Dance Machine in France. Notable albums are "Walking on Music" and "And Me U." Collaborated with Bastille and Black Eyed Peas, achieving global success. Consistently engaged in worldwide tours, Corona remains known for her unforgettable hits.

Mary Kiani

Kiani, a former vocalist for Scotland's TTF, topped Scottish charts with "Real Love" and hit UK Top 40 with "New Emotion." Her solo debut "When I Call Your Name" reached UK #18.

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Royal Highland Centre Multi-purpose event venue Capacity: 60,000

Ingliston, Newbridge EH28 8NB, UK, Edinburgh

royalhighlandcentre.co.uk

+44 131 335 6200

About Royal Highland Centre

The Royal Highland Centre is Scotland's largest indoor and outdoor multi-purpose event venue, located in Ingliston, Edinburgh, originally opened in 1960 as the Royal Highland Showground. With a flexible capacity reaching up to 60,000 for outdoor concerts and 12,000 in its Highland Hall, it hosts a diverse array of major touring artists, exhibitions, and the annual Royal Highland Show across its extensive parkland and modern facilities.

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