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Tramhaus

1 concert

Tramhaus, a band inspired by post-punk acts like Viagra Boys, delivers high-energy performances with frontman Lukas Jansen's dance moves, earning international acclaim.

Electric Callboy

35 concerts

Electric Callboy, blending metalcore and EDM with humor, rose from local heroes to global stars with hits like “Hypa Hypa” and collaborations with BABYMETAL and Frank Zummo.

Horace Andy

1 concert

Jamaican singer Horace Andy, born in Kingston, is famous for his haunting vocals in roots reggae, dub, and dancehall. Known for hits like "Skylarking" and collaborations with Massive Attack, Alpha, and Sly & Robbie, he’s a reggae icon.

Heartworms

4 concerts

Jojo Orme, aka Heartworms, captivates with her agit-pop style in Glutton For Punishment, a debut album full of raw emotion. Her acclaimed EP, A Comforting Notion, secured praise from The Sunday Times and more, with singles playlisted on BBC Radio 6 Music.

Editors

2 concerts

English band Editors, started as Snowfield in 2003, pioneered the post-punk revival with chart-toppers like "Munich." Known for blending rock and synth, they've received critical acclaim and several platinum albums.

Naaz

3 concerts

Dutch-Kurdish singer Naaz blends English and Kurdish alt-pop, praised by Elton John and Lana Del Rey. Known for activist hits, awards, orchestral shows, and a book deal.

Mokoma

2 concerts

Finnish metal band Mokoma, founded in 1999, has 11 albums, many hitting #1 and going Gold or Platinum. Known for evolving styles and hits like "Takatalvi," they founded Sakara Records to stay true to their vision. Their acclaimed album "Elävien kirjoihin" (2015), mixed by Jens Bogren, topped charts, delving into themes of depression.

Turmion Kätilöt

2 concerts

Finnish band Turmion Kätilöt, from Savo, known for their industrial and electronic metal sound, has captivated metal fans with hits like "Reset." Widely lauded, they've mastered blending heavy metal with electronic vibes over two decades and ten albums.

Froukje

3 concerts

Dutch alt-pop artist Froukje Veenstra rose fast with hits like "Groter Dan Ik" and "Als Ik God Was." She's won 3 Edisons, 6 3FM Awards, and toured major festivals.

The Whitest Boy Alive

3 concerts

Formed in 2003, the Whitest Boy Alive shifted from electronic dance to indie rock with Erlend Øye, known for Kings of Convenience. Influenced by Talking Heads, they released albums *Dreams* and *Rules*.

Selah Sue

4 concerts

Belgian singer-songwriter Selah Sue blends soul, R&B, jazz, and pop. Known for hits like "This World," she's collaborated with Childish Gambino and Cee-Lo Green.

Carista

1 concert

Utrecht-born DJ and producer Carista blends soul and diverse genres, famed for her BBC Radio1 Essential Mix, NTS show, and sets at Fabric, Dekmantel, and Lowlands.

Nu Genea

3 concerts

Nu Genea, from Napoli, blends disco, funk, electronic, and folk in a unique dance style. Known for "Marechià," praised albums, and collaborations with Tony Allen.

Orbit Culture

40 concerts

Orbit Culture, hailing from Sweden, emerged with 2020's album "Nija," gaining global acclaim for their innovative metal sound. Their EP "Shaman" blends aggression, melody, and technicality, drawing influences from Swedish metal giants like At The Gates and In Flames. Known for energetic live shows, they excel at crafting songs with heavy, fast guitars and sing-along choruses.

Gojira

13 concerts

French heavy metal band Gojira, from Bayonne, blends thrash, death, and progressive metal with philosophical lyrics. Known for albums like Magma and Fortitude, they gained critical acclaim, Grammy nominations, and performed at the 2024 Olympics. They've toured with bands like Machine Head and are lauded for their unique sound and live performances.

The Interrupters

1 concert

Los Angeles-based The Interrupters formed in 2011, featuring Aimee Interrupter and the Bivona brothers. Known for blending 2 Tone ska with energetic punk rock, their gigs are vibrant experiences. Collaborators include Tim Armstrong's Tim Timebomb And Friends.

King Princess

2 concerts

New York’s King Princess (Mikaela Straus) rose to fame with her Platinum hit “1950.” Known for bold, fearless pop exploring queer love, she’s acclaimed for raw, personal storytelling.

The Black Keys

55 concerts

Akron's Black Keys, comprising Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, evolved from blues-rock roots into a versatile act. Known for hits "Tighten Up" and "Lonely Boy," they achieved Grammy wins, hit platinum with Brothers, and expanded their sound with producer Danger Mouse. Collaborations include ZZ Top's Billy F. Gibbons and Kings of Leon's Angelo Petraglia. After a hiatus, they returned with Let's Rock in 2019 and the acclaimed Delta Kream in 2021, showcasing Mississippi blues. Frequent collaborators, they've worked with Alice Cooper, releasing "Stay in Your Grave."

Spoon

8 concerts

Spoon's tenth album, "Lucifer on the Sofa," recorded in Austin, captures the band's pure rock 'n roll vibe with intense, intimate tracks. Frontman Britt Daniel calls it "classic rock as written by a guy who never did get Eric Clapton."

IDLES

12 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.

Phoenix

2 concerts

Phoenix, from Versailles, France, won a Grammy for "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix" and a Victoires award for "Bankrupt!". They're known for sleek sounds and hit festivals like Coachella.

Cavetown

24 concerts

Robin Skinner, aka Cavetown from Cambridge, England, blends lo-fi and indie rock, with 6× Platinum hits and billions of streams. He's toured globally with AJR, Pierce The Veil, and played top festivals.

The HU

38 concerts

The HU, from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, blend traditional Mongolian throat singing and instruments with rock, known as "Hunnu Rock." Their debut album, *The Gereg*, topped charts and won Mongolia's Order of Genghis Khan. They've collaborated with artists like Jacoby Shaddix and Lzzy Hale, covered Metallica, and featured in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Their 2022 album, *Rumble of Thunder*, followed global tours. They became UNESCO's first rock/metal "Artist of Peace" in 2022.

Overmono

1 concert

UK electronic duo Overmono, known for live shows and hits like "So U Kno," won 'Best Live Act' at DJ Mag Awards. Famous for global tours and collabs with Joy Orbison.

Blood Incantation

18 concerts

Interstellar death metallers Blood Incantation hail from Denver, creating cosmic soundscapes with singles like "Obliquity of the Ecliptic." Known for genre-bending, they collaborated with Chris McNaughton and Arthur Rizk, featuring cover art by Steve R. Dodd.

Weval

6 concerts

Dutch electronic duo Weval, comprised of Harm Coolen and Merijn Scholte Albers, are known for their dynamic sound and innovative style. They return to Ninja Tune’s Technicolour imprint with “Dopamine,” featuring intense beats and vocal samples, showing an exciting new direction in their music.

Sleaford Mods

29 concerts

Sleaford Mods, a Nottingham duo blending punk and electronic, are known for sharp social critiques. They’ve collaborated with Sue Tompkins, Aldous Harding, Liam Bailey, and grime MC Snowy.

The Blaze

1 concert

French duo The Blaze crafts electronic music with mystical vocals and interconnected visuals, known for unique urban jungle videos and global tours.

TSHA

5 concerts

TSHA, a top UK dance artist, is known for her acclaimed event series and hits like "Revolution." She's earned multi-country residencies and launched her label, Jackfruit.

Suffocation

8 concerts

Suffocation, formed in New York, are death metal pioneers known for balancing brutal and technical sounds. Influential albums include Effigy of the Forgotten and Breeding of the Spawn. Achieving chart success with Blood Oath, they reformed in 2004 after a split. Collaborations have been with producers like Joe Cincotta. Iconic frontman Frank Mullen retired in 2019, succeeded by Ricky Myers.

Arch Enemy

8 concerts

Arch Enemy's "Blood Dynasty," produced by Jens Bogren, showcases their heaviest work yet with tracks like "Dream Stealer" and "Illuminate The Path," defining melodic death metal.

Special Interest

5 concerts

Formed in New Orleans, Special Interest blends No-Wave, Glam, and Industrial into urgent punk and electronic music. Known for intense shows and songs like "Endure," they feature Alli Logout's incisive vocals.

In Flames

21 concerts

In Flames, pioneers of melodic death metal, are renowned for their classic albums like "Come Clarity" and "Clayman." Known for powerful performances, they have toured with Slipknot and Megadeth. Their 14th album, "Foregone," showcases their aggressive and melodic strengths.

Wardruna

5 concerts

Wardruna, led by Einar Selvik, blends Norse myths and nature themes in their music. Known for albums like Kvitravn, their sound fuses tradition with acoustic elements.

Sticky Fingers

27 concerts

Sticky Fingers, an indie Aussie band since 2008, blend rock, reggae, and psychedelia. Known for hits like "Caress Your Soul," they’re praised for raw, feel-good tunes.

Ben Howard

2 concerts

Ben Howard, born in the UK, crafts indie folk music. Famous for topping UK charts twice, he records with notable producer Bullion and bands in France's scenic forests.

A.A. Williams

4 concerts

A.A. Williams, known for epic, folk-rooted heavy music, has toured globally with Cult of Luna and The Sisters of Mercy. Acclaimed albums include Forever Blue and As The Moon Rests.

Confidence Man

5 concerts

Confidence Man, an electrifying dance-pop group from Australia, has captivated global audiences with their vibrant performances at top festivals like Glastonbury and Primavera Sound; their music, reminiscent of Donna Summer and Dee-lite, fuels pure dance floor joy.