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Moyka

6 concerts

Norwegian pop witch Moyka, born in Hallingdal's mystical forests, crafts synth-driven tunes inspired by folklore. Known for her EP "Spaces" & praised by PopJustice, she has toured Europe & supported Sigrid. Nominated for the 2019 Anchor Award.

Nabihah Iqbal

3 concerts

London-born Nabihah Iqbal, known for albums like ‘Weighing Of The Heart’, continues shaping music with her album ‘DREAMER’. A prolific artist, she’s collaborated with Zhang Ding, Wolfgang Tillmans, and made music for the Turner Prize. Notable guest director at Brighton Festival and hosted on BBC, NTS since 2013.

Nia Archives

1 concert

Bradford-born Nia Archives, a new-era junglist known for 'UP YA ARCHIVES', blends genres innovatively. Renowned for reviving jungle for modern fans, she's won at DJ Mag, NME, MOBOs, and was a BBC Sound 2023 top contender.

The Kills

14 concerts

The Kills, formed by Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart, debuted in the early 2000s, reshaping rock with albums from 'Keep on Your Mean Side' to 'God Games'. Known for raw, minimalist rock styles, they've collaborated with artists like Jack White and topped charts internationally.

PJ Harvey

4 concerts

PJ Harvey, born in England, is a celebrated multi-instrumentalist known for her vocals and guitar. Famous for "Stories From The City" and "Let England Shake," she’s won the Mercury Prize twice and holds an MBE. Notable collaborators include Thom Yorke and Nick Cave.

Denzel Curry

45 concerts

Miami rapper Denzel Curry levels up with "Melt My Eyes, See Your Future." Known for his intense lyricism and raw emotion, the album marks a peak, blending cinematic influences and showcasing his evolution.

Sarah Klang

9 concerts

Swedish singer Sarah Klang, from Gothenburg, won two Swedish Grammys for Best Album. Known for hits like ‘Mercedes’ and a style blending ‘60s pop, Americana, and R&B. Celebrated for deeply personal music reflecting her life changes.

Pulp

6 concerts

Formed in 1978, Pulp, led by Jarvis Cocker, broke through in the '90s with a fusion of glam rock, disco, and British indie. Known for hits like "Common People," they gained fame with albums like "Different Class" and performances at Glastonbury.