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LCD Soundsystem

17 concerts

LCD Soundsystem, formed by James Murphy, blends disco grooves with post-punk edginess. Known for hits like "Losing My Edge" and "Daft Punk is Playing at My House," they've headlined Coachella and sold out Madison Square Garden. The band is celebrated for their poignant yet humorous songwriting, showcased on albums like Sound of Silver and American Dream. Collaborators include Hot Chip and Spike Jonze. Their song "Tonite" won a Grammy. Murphy has produced for Arcade Fire and remixed David Bowie. The band reunites sporadically, with live residencies and new releases.

Jamie xx

12 concerts

Jamie xx, born in Putney as Jamie Smith, is a pioneering producer blending indie, R&B, and dance, known for his work with the Mercury Prize-winning band the xx. He has collaborated with artists like Adele, Florence + the Machine, and Drake. His acclaimed solo album "In Colour" featured hits like "Loud Places" and earned Grammy and Brit nominations. Jamie xx continues to innovate with tracks like "Idontknow" and collaborations with artists such as Robyn and Honey Dijon.

IDLES

7 concerts

IDLES, known for vibrant punk music, released their impactful fifth album "TANGK" — symbolizing love and gratitude. The band is celebrated for blending raw sound with themes of joy and resistance.

Clairo

8 concerts

American indie artist Clairo, born in Atlanta, blends soft rock, '70s soul, and R&B. Known for viral hit "Pretty Girl," she collaborated with Rostam and Jack Antonoff.

Bartees Strange

7 concerts

Raised in rural America, Bartees Strange fuses diverse influences like Parliament Funkadelic and Neil Young with hip-hop and indie rock, creating a unique sonic pastiche.

James Blake

3 concerts

London-born producer, singer, and songwriter James Blake melds R&B vocals with dubstep. Known for hits like "Retrograde" and "Limit to Your Love," his 2013 album Overgrown won a Mercury Prize. He’s collaborated with Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Bon Iver, and Frank Ocean. His albums, including 2019’s Assume Form, have earned Grammy nominations.