Heather Small Edinburgh Tickets - Royal Highland Centre

Corona

1 concert

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.

Heather Small

3 concerts

Heather Small, born in the late 80s, rose to fame with M People, known for hits like "Moving on Up." They won multiple Brit Awards and a Mercury Prize. Heather's solo work includes "Proud," anthem for iconic events like the 2012 Olympics. She tours and appears on TV shows like "Strictly Come Dancing."

Haddaway

6 concerts

Eurodisco star Haddaway, born in Trinidad and raised in Cologne, is famed for 1993's hit "What Is Love," later featured in SNL and A Night at the Roxbury.

D:Ream

2 concerts

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.

Whigfield

1 concert

Danish pop-dance star Sannie Carlson, aka Whigfield, gained fame with "Saturday Night," debuting at UK #1 in 1994. Known for catchy hits like "Another Day" and "Sexy Eyes," she achieved Platinum and Gold-certified albums worldwide. Whigfield later wrote and produced for artists like Benny Benassi.

K-Klass

6 concerts

K-Klass, born out of the Hacienda's "Nude" nights in 1988, are iconic house DJs and producers. Known for "Rhythm is a Mystery" and "Let Me Show You," they've remixed for stars, curated CREAM events, and played globally for top dance brands.

Alison Limerick

5 concerts

Born in London, Alison Limerick started her career in the mid-'80s. Known for hits like "Where Love Lives," she collaborated with David Morales and Frankie Knuckles and contributed to This Mortal Coil.