Klamydia

1 concert

Finnish punk rock band Klamydia, formed in 1988, draws from Ramones and Motörhead. They've sold 750K+ records, scored multiple #1 hits, and toured widely in Europe.

Atomirotta

1 concert

Atomirotta, founded on Valentine's Day 2014, is a Finnish band known for its DIY ethos. With five albums, gold and platinum singles, and high-energy live shows from small clubs to major festivals, they stand out as one of Finland's top live acts. The group—Rane, Mikko, and Juuso—runs their own label, agency, and online store, embodying a unique, independent spirit.

Popeda

2 concerts

Popeda, a key Manserock band from Tampere, Finland, formed in 1977 by Ainiala and Mustajärvi, mimicked the playful style of the Rolling Stones. Released nearly 20 studio albums by 2005; Mustajärvi stayed throughout.

Apulanta

2 concerts

Apulanta is a Finnish rock band from Heinola, known for their punk and alternative rock style. Formed in 1991, they frequently top Finnish charts with hits like "Mitä Kuuluu." Members Toni Wirtanen, Simo Santapukki, and Ville Mäkinen have released several number-one albums. Their chart-topping singles include "Anna Mulle Piiskaa."

Kaija Koo

1 concert

Kaija Koo, born in Helsinki, is a top Finnish singer known for pop tracks with smart lyrics. Her 1993 album "Tuulten Viemää" broke records, and she won five Emma Awards. She collaborated across genres, singing backup for punk rockers and Eurovision entries. Despite personal setbacks, her albums like "Tuulikello" and hits collection "Tuuleen Piirretyt Vuodet" cemented her as a Finnish music icon.

Eini

2 concerts

Eini, Finland's Disco Queen, debuted in 1977 with "Yes sir, alkaa polttaa." Known for her nightclub-style disco hits, she earned a 2023 Emma Gaala nomination.

Tauski

1 concert

Finnish musician Tauski Peltonen, active since 1979, is known for his pop and rock hits like "Sinä vain." He's a singer, songwriter, and multi-platinum artist with 400K+ albums sold.

Poju

2 concerts

Poju rocketed to fame in Finland with "Poika saunoo" in 2011, following Finland's hockey championship win. His hit "Esson baariin" has over 24 million streams.