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Trevor Nelson

1 concert

Atlanta-based alternative artist Trevor Nelson draws inspiration from Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith. Known for his covers of "Shape of You" and "All of Me," he collaborates frequently with Atticus Roness.

Incognito

2 concerts

Incognito, founded in 1979 by Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick, is an influential acid jazz project from the Brit-funk scene. Notable for hits like "Always There," they've collaborated with artists like Jocelyn Brown, Maysa Leak, and Chaka Khan. Known for modernizing '70s soul and funk, they have 15 UK pop chart singles and numerous US jazz chart successes.

Bananarama

2 concerts

U.K. pop group Bananarama, formed by Keren Woodward, Sarah Dallin, and Siobhan Fahey, became '80s icons with hits like "Venus" and "Cruel Summer." Known for their dance-pop style, they collaborated with Fun Boy Three and Stock, Aitken & Waterman. Despite Fahey's departure in 1988, the group thrived globally, celebrated by a 2018 reunion and their 40th anniversary in 2022.

KC & The Sunshine Band

15 concerts

Harry Wayne Casey, born in Hialeah, FL, founded KC and The Sunshine Band, creators of dance hits featured at major events worldwide. With over 200 film soundtracks, the band has four No.1 hits, Grammy, People’s Choice, and American Music Awards, influencing music and pop culture.

Village People

2 concerts

Village People, formed in 1977, is iconic for hits like "Y.M.C.A.," "Macho Man," and "In the Navy." They sold over 100M records and are staples at events worldwide.

ABC

7 concerts

British new wave band ABC, led by Martin Fry, gained fame in the early '80s with hits like "Poison Arrow" and "Look of Love." Known for their synth-driven pop and theatrical style, they topped charts with their debut album and found success on MTV and in the US market.

Soul II Soul

14 concerts

Soul II Soul, led by Jazzie B, emerged from London in the late '80s blending hip-hop, house, and R&B. Known for hits "Keep On Movin'" and "Back to Life," the group achieved Grammy wins, international acclaim, and U.K. chart success. Featuring rotating vocalists like Caron Wheeler, they released several successful albums and singles throughout the '90s. Despite disbanding by the decade's end, Jazzie B, awarded an OBE, continues to lead reunion performances.

Boy George

1 concert

Boy George, born in Kent, England, gained fame with Culture Club in the 1980s, with hits like "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" and "Karma Chameleon." Known for his androgynous style, he also had solo success with "The Crying Game." He battled addiction but thrived as a DJ and in theater, earning Tony nominations for Taboo. Culture Club reunited in 2018, returning to the UK Top 20.

Roger Sanchez

6 concerts

Born in New York to Dominican parents, Roger Sanchez became a leading house DJ and remixer. Known for hits like "Luv Dancin," he worked with stars like Michael Jackson and Diana Ross. A key figure in Strictly Rhythm, Sanchez won a Grammy for No Doubt's "Hella Good" remix. His radio show, Release Yourself, won an International Dance Music Award for Best Podcast. Sanchez's labels include Narcotic and Stealth, showcasing his prolific mix and production talent.

Boney M.

10 concerts

Euro-disco group Boney M., created by Frank Farian, featured hits like "Daddy Cool" & "Rivers of Babylon." Known for U.K. chart-toppers and being a '70s European sensation, they collaborated with West Indian vocalists.

Wet Wet Wet

25 concerts

Wet Wet Wet, iconic British pop band, hails from Scotland. Known for 'Love Is All Around,' they boast 27 Top 40 hits, 3 No.1s. Their music, with over 15 million sales, 20x platinum status in the UK, is timeless. With Kevin Simm as vocalist, they continue to charm worldwide audiences.