Heather Small Edinburgh Tickets - Royal Highland Centre

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K-Klass

3 concerts

K-Klass, born out of the Hacienda's "Nude" nights in 1988, are iconic house DJs and producers. Known for "Rhythm is a Mystery" and "Let Me Show You," they've remixed for stars, curated CREAM events, and played globally for top dance brands.

Heather Small

1 concert

Heather Small, born in the late 80s, rose to fame with M People, known for hits like "Moving on Up." They won multiple Brit Awards and a Mercury Prize. Heather's solo work includes "Proud," anthem for iconic events like the 2012 Olympics. She tours and appears on TV shows like "Strictly Come Dancing."

D:Ream

2 concerts

D:Ream, born of Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie, are best known for hits "Things Can Only Get Better" and "UR The Best Thing." They have 2 UK Top 10 albums, 10 Top 40 singles and famously had a scientist on keyboards. "Things Can Only Get Better" was a UK No.1 in 1994 and became the Labour Party's 1997 anthem. They continue creating and touring widely.

Whigfield

1 concert

Danish pop-dance star Sannie Carlson, aka Whigfield, gained fame with "Saturday Night," debuting at UK #1 in 1994. Known for catchy hits like "Another Day" and "Sexy Eyes," she achieved Platinum and Gold-certified albums worldwide. Whigfield later wrote and produced for artists like Benny Benassi.

Alison Limerick

1 concert

Born in London, Alison Limerick started her career in the mid-'80s. Known for hits like "Where Love Lives," she collaborated with David Morales and Frankie Knuckles and contributed to This Mortal Coil.

Haddaway

2 concerts

Eurodisco star Haddaway, born in Trinidad and raised in Cologne, is famed for 1993's hit "What Is Love," later featured in SNL and A Night at the Roxbury.