Wide Awake Festival London Tickets - Brockwell Park

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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

37 concerts

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, formed in Melbourne in 2010, are known for their prolific, experimental style spanning jazz-rock to thrash metal. They've released 25 albums, including five in a single year twice, breaking traditional music industry norms. The band captivates with intense live shows and a unique Bootlegger program, attracting a global fanbase. Members include Stu Mackenzie, Ambrose Kenny-Smith, and others.

Crumb

11 concerts

New York psych-pop band Crumb, known for blending psychedelia, pop, jazz, and rock, releases their third album AMAMA. Celebrated for hypnotic sounds and led by Lila Ramani, they've collaborated with producers Johnscott Sanford and Jonathan Rado.

Etran de L'AÏr

2 concerts

Etran de L'Aïr, from Agadez, Niger, are renowned for their electric guitar-driven "desert blues," playing social functions like weddings and political events.

Upchuck

1 concert

Upchuck, led by Michael Durham, features KT, Arrietta, Salado, & Hoffman. Known for revolutionary, gritty tracks about discrimination and resilience, their music empowers and challenges.

Sevdaliza

2 concerts

Born in the Netherlands, Sevdaliza blends alternative electronic, trip-hop, and R&B to create unique, boundary-pushing music. Known for artful, activist-driven work.

C.O.F.F.I.N

3 concerts

C.O.F.F.I.N, a rock band from Sydney, Australia, is known for their high-energy shows and a drummer who's also the lead vocalist. They've built a global fanbase with their activist lyrics and howling guitars.

Optimo

3 concerts

Born in La Romana, Dominican Republic, Optimo is a renowned bachata singer and songwriter. Now based in New York, he has 4 Billboard Tropical #1 hits, including "El Cuchillo" and "Conéctate."

Helena Hauff

1 concert

Helena Hauff, from Hamburg, is renowned for her gritty electro-techno, influenced by acid house and industrial music. Notable works include albums "Discreet Desires" (2015) and "Qualm" (2018). Hauff uniquely records with analog gear, often in a single take. Her DJ career began at Hamburg's Golden Pudel Club, earning the BBC Essential Mix of 2017. Known for collaborations with Actress and F#x, she has also released mixes with Tresor and Fabric. Noteworthy EPs include "Living with Ants" (2019) and "Living with Ladybirds" (2022).

yeule

3 concerts

Singapore-born, nonbinary musician yeule creates experimental pop exploring emotional depths. Known for their album Soft Scars, they draw from diverse influences.

Sweeping Promises

1 concert

Sweeping Promises, hailing from Boston and now based in Lawrence, Kansas, are renowned for their nouveau wave style. Known for tracks like “Eraser” and “You Shatter,” their art-punk sound features reverb-rich anthems. Their 2023 album "Good Living Is Coming for You" explores themes of power and aging, offering a compelling auditory experience.

Slowdive

6 concerts

Slowdive, born in Reading, England, are known for their shoegaze style blending reverb-drenched guitars and experimental sounds. Their latest album, "everything is alive," merges familiar shoegaze elements with new beginnings, highlighting their enduring influence on a younger audience. The band members, Rachel Goswell, Neil Halstead, Christian Savill, Nick Chaplin, and Simon Scott, collaborate to explore life’s shimmering nature and universal themes through diverse sonic landscapes.

Mozart Estate

1 concert

Lawrence, born anew in the band Mozart Estate, crafts pop masterpieces with tracks like 'Relative Poverty'. Known for vibrant performances and catchy tunes, they're touring extensively this year.

Lambrini Girls

32 concerts

Brighton's Lambrini Girls, featuring Phoebe, Lilly, and Banksy, blend punk flair. Their debut, "Who Let The Dogs Out," is out now. Known for vibrant, high-energy shows.

The New Eves

2 concerts

The New Eves, featuring Ella (drums, flute, vocals), Nina (cello, guitar, vocals), Kate (bass), and Violet (violin, guitar, vocals), blend organic joyful chaos with theatrical Gregorian chants and textural music.

Iniko

20 concerts

Iniko blends soul, rock, electronic, and global rhythms to create ethereal, genre-defying music. Known for tracks like “Icarus” and “333,” they explore themes of transformation and self-discovery.

La Luz

4 concerts

Shana Cleveland of La Luz, born of crisis, channels love and change in psychedelic rock. Influenced by Octavia E. Butler, the band, with new drummer Audrey Johnson and departing members Lena Simon and Alice Sandahl, crafts a moving album post-cancer diagnosis. This release highlights La Luz as pioneers in indie music, pushing boundaries with their cosmic sound.

Bolis Pupul

1 concert

Born in Gent to a Belgian father and Chinese mother, Bolis Pupul is a stylish dance music producer and singer known for his collaboration with Charlotte Adigéry on 'Topical Dancer'. His debut album 'Letter To Yu', made with Soulwax, explores his Chinese heritage.

Eartheater

1 concert

Queens-based Eartheater blends electronic, folk, and trip-hop in vivid, experimental pop. Known for her multi-octave vocals, she’s collaborated with Sega Bodega and Yves Rothman.

Alice Glass

2 concerts

Born with a unique voice, Alice Glass shaped electronic pop as part of Crystal Castles. Known for intense performances, she won the NME John Peel Award in 2011 and has stunned in fashion campaigns. Left band in 2014, launched solo career with hits like “Stillbirth.”