Anna von Hausswolff

11 concerts

Swedish musician Anna von Hausswolff blends celestial organ-driven sounds with doom rock and ethereal styles. Known for her 2012 breakthrough *Ceremony*, she collaborates with artists like Iggy Pop.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

21 concerts

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, formed in 1984, are known for their innovative and evolving sound across 18 albums. Celebrated for powerful live shows, they headline major festivals worldwide.

Blood Orange

15 concerts

Born and raised in England, Dev Hynes blends punk, orchestral pop, and R&B as Blood Orange. Known for critically acclaimed albums like *Freetown Sound*, he's worked with Solange, FKA twigs, A$AP Rocky, and more, and scored the film *Palo Alto*.

Oklou

19 concerts

French singer, producer, and DJ Oklou crafts dreamy, futuristic pop with ambient, trance, and R&B influences. She gained attention with her 2020 mixtape Galore. Oklou has collaborated with A.G. Cook, Bladee, and Dua Lipa, and supported Flume on tour. Her debut album, choke enough, was co-produced with Casey MQ and released in 2025. Known for emotive tracks with atmospheric synths, Oklou has also been involved with the NUXXE collective, TGAF, and has created a video game score with Krampf.

Moby

18 concerts

Born Richard Melville Hall in Connecticut, Moby is a pioneering American electronic producer, DJ, and singer known for hits like “Go” and the multi-platinum album *Play*. Blending techno, rock, and ambient styles, he’s collaborated with Michael Jackson, Sinéad O’Connor, and Mark Lanegan. An outspoken vegan and environmentalist, Moby’s work spans punk roots to orchestral reimaginings, influencing electronic music’s mainstream rise.

Zara Larsson

49 concerts

Zara Larsson, from Solna, Sweden, rose to fame after winning Talang Sverige in 2008. Known for R&B and dance-pop hits like "Lush Life" and "Never Forget You," she collaborated with artists like David Guetta and MNEK. Her albums *So Good* and *Poster Girl* topped charts worldwide. "Can't Tame Her" hit the Pop 100 top 30 in 2023.

The xx

8 concerts

London-based indie pop group the xx blend moody, soulful sounds with dual vocals by Romy Madley Croft and Oliver Sim. Known for "Crystalised," Mercury Prize winners, and collaborations with Gil Scott-Heron and Drake.

The Cure

12 concerts

Formed in Crawley, England in 1978, The Cure is a legendary rock band known for hits like "Just Like Heaven." With 13 albums, 40+ singles, and 2019 Rock Hall induction, they've shaped alternative rock.

Clipse

14 concerts

Born Virginia, Clipse—brothers Pusha-T and Malice—are hip-hop legends known for sharp lyrics, Pharrell-produced beats, and hits like "Inglorious Bastards," blending menace and growth.

Ravyn Lenae

5 concerts

Chicago-born Ravyn Lenae creates dreamy, atmospheric music blending house and synth-funk. Known for hits like "Sticky," she’s worked with Childish Gambino, Ty Dolla $ign, KAYTRANADA, and earned critical acclaim.

Anoushka Shankar

5 concerts

Anoushka Shankar, born in London, is a Grammy-nominated sitar virtuoso known for blending classical and contemporary music. She's acclaimed for albums like "Rise" and "Land of Gold," which explore diverse themes from personal introspection to global issues. A prolific composer and collaborator, her work also extends to film scores, publishing, and activism.

Gorillaz

21 concerts

Gorillaz, created by Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett in West London, is a BRIT and Grammy-winning virtual band known for hits like "Feel Good Inc." and epic collabs—from Elton John to Bad Bunny.