The Dandy Warhols and Kula Shaker

Kula Shaker, named after a 10th-century poet king, rose to fame in Britpop's heyday with hits like 'Tattva' and 'Hush' from their multi-platinum album 'K'. Known for their spiritual and retro style, the band reunites original members Crispian Mills, Alonza Bevan, Paul Winter Hart, and Hammond organist Jay Darlington.

Formed in Portland, Oregon in 1994, the Dandy Warhols blend psych rock, shoegaze, and pop. They're known for hits like "Bohemian Like You" and "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth." Notable collaborations include Nile Rodgers and Evan Dando, and they've opened for David Bowie. The band gained acclaim with albums like *Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia* and *Welcome to the Monkey House*. Their diverse music style spans from synth pop to punk influences.