SLIPKNOT ANNOUNCE 2025 HEADLINE SIDESHOWS
SET TO PERFORM EXCLUSIVELY IN ADELAIDE AND AUCKLAND NEXT MARCH
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KNOTFEST AUSTRALIA 2025 LINEUP:
Slipknot
A Day To Remember
BABYMETAL, Slaughter To Prevail, Polaris
Within Temptation, Enter Shikari, Hatebreed
In Hearts Wake, HEALTH, Miss May I, Vended, Sunami
DATES AND VENUES:
Friday 28 February 2025 – Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne
Sunday 2 March 2025 – Brisbane Showground, Brisbane
Saturday 8 March 2025 – Centennial Park, Sydney
Tickets on sale from Knotfest.com/Australia
UNTITLED GROUP ANNOUNCE THEIR 10 YEAR CELEBRATIONS KICKING OFF WITH A RETURN TO THE WOOL STORE
Untitled Group, Australia’s leading independent music and events company, has launched its 10th-anniversary celebrations, marking a decade of redefining live music experiences. As part of this milestone, Untitled Group is preparing for its biggest summer yet, featuring a series of special events at unique venues and unforgettable performances.
A return to the iconic Wool Store on December 8th will kick off the festivities. This heritage-listed venue, transformed by Untitled Group into a European-style warehouse rave for a series of sold out shows in 2018, will once again come alive, along with carefully refined production and world-class sound that has become synonymous with Untitled Group.
Since its founding in 2014 by Nicholas Greco, Filippo Palermo, Christian Serrao and Michael Christidis, Untitled Group has cemented its place at the forefront of Australia’s live music scene. With flagship festivals such as Beyond The Valley, Wildlands, Pitch Music & Arts, and the inclusive Ability Fest, the group has shaped Australia’s cultural landscape, delivering more than 300 annual events featuring over 1,000 artists across tours, festivals, and club shows.
“Untitled Group has always been about creating cultural moments that resonate with audiences and stand the test of time. Over the past 10 years, we’ve brought world-class music experiences to Australia and created a community that we’ve grown up with. This summer is our way of saying thank you to everyone who’s been part of the journey,” said Nicholas Greco, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Untitled Group.
Even amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Untitled Group emerged stronger, breaking industry trends and thriving while many others faltered. In 2023 alone, the group sold over 500,000 tickets across its events and is on track to surpass 650,000 in 2024, thanks to festivals like Beyond The Valley and Wildlands, as well as blockbuster tours featuring artists like Dom Dolla, Kaytranada, Kesha, Anyma, Solomun, Sugababes and more.
Untitled Group’s impact goes beyond ticket sales. With philanthropic initiatives such as Ability Fest, co-founded with Dylan Alcott, the group has raised over $1.5 million to support children living with disabilities.
They’ve earned recognition as the #12 global ranking on Pollstar’s list of top promoters based on box office sales as well as making the 2024 AFR Fast 100 list, IG Magazine’s 2024 Indie Champions list, the 2023 Smart 50 Award, the 2023 Forbes 30 Under 30 list and more.
Central to the celebrations is the revival of The Wool Store, a venue steeped in history. Built in the 1940s, it originally played a vital role in Australia’s post-war wool boom. Untitled Group’s 2018 reimagining of the space brought it back to life as one of Australia’s most unique event spaces. For their 10-year anniversary, Untitled Group promises to elevate the Wool Store experience further, with meticulously curated artists, stage designs, and unforgettable dancefloor moments.
The Wool Store event is just the beginning. Fans can look forward to exclusive merchandise, secret pop-up shows, money-can’t-buy competitions, and more throughout the summer. Untitled Group’s ability to innovate and adapt ensures that the next decade will be even more exciting than the last.
Save the date—December 8th—and join Untitled Group in celebrating 10 years of groundbreaking events, cultural impact, and unforgettable moments.
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Untitled are celebrating their 10th anniversary and the festivities kick off at the Wool Store on the 8th of December. Ticket registration is open now via https://arep.co/m/woolstorewaitlist
SYDNEY’S PINKY RING REVEAL NEW SINGLE ‘CHINA WHITE’ TAKEN FROM ‘PINKY RING LIVE’ EP, OUT NOW!
Having thrown themselves into 2024 with a full slate of music and projects to deliver, Sydney indie group PINKY RING is continuing to hurtle through into the end of the year with the release of new single, ‘CHINA WHITE’.
The single, taken from PINKY RING LIVE EP,which is out now is a fitting addition to an ever-growing catalogue of dynamic music that traverses emotion as easily as it does great lyricism and a clear passion for tight melody and arrangement. A breakup song at its core, ‘China White’ captures the energy of wanting to throw oneself into vices that only offer temporary relief from heartache.
“‘China White’ was written a few hours after a long term relationship ended, I couldn’t think of anything to help other than get absolutely cooked. The verses are me telling myself it doesn’t mean anything to me and the chorus is the realisation it actually does.”
SAMUEL VICKARY, PINKY RING
Recorded at DefWolf Studios, PINKY RING laid the thick live energy of the band’s hectic shows on the studio recording. Matching the ferocity and emotion behind the lyrics, ‘China White’ is carried by songwriter and vocalist Vickary, while being fleshed out by the talented instrumentalists that have formed a tight live group in recent years.
Threading this similar energy into the live EP recording, PINKY RING have left nothing on the table with the creation of this music. The heart, sweat and pure euphoric connection between artist and music is evident.
“I took the whole song written over two chords in my book to our friend Tom Joseph’s house and a few hours later we had a fully shaped song demo recorded. After that, I was super excited about it. When it came time to actually record it, we decided to do it live and harness the energy and anger of the song.”
SAMUEL VICKARY, PINKY RING
PRAISE
“Ooft… I could not think of a more perfect team up! PINKY RING and Ellen Soffe with the collab of your dreams <3”
TRIPLE J UNEARTHED, ANIKA LUNA (‘The Road to Eldorado ft. Ellen Soffe’, 2023)
“Although the music itself develops an uplifting narrative, it is the lyrics and vocal performance that take centre stage to explore and tell a story around personal struggles, functioning as a tribute and recognition to these.”
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Since making their debut in 2022, PINKY RING has evolved into one of Sydney’s most exciting new names. Easily one of the city’s hardest working new groups, PINKY RING have released a streak of projects including this year’s No More Parties In Sydney, Bruschetta and Anzac Day records. They have supported the likes of South Summit and The Slingers, while also continuing to craft an enviable headline presence of their own.
To celebrate the release of this new music, PINKY RING will be performing two special shows in Sydney, as well as Wollongong in November and December.
PINKY RING LIVE SHOWS
Sunday 15 December North Gong Hotel Wollongong Free Entry
Supporting Little Green
PINKY RING: Official Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Triple J Unearthed
This energetic collective has a knack for blending traditional sounds from around the world with fresh, acoustic grooves. The band draws its roots from lead singer Valeria Del Marre’s Mexican heritage, starting with reimagined Mexican classics before evolving into entirely original compositions. Their unique sound combines Mexican folk instruments like the jarana and tarima with the microtonal beauty of the violin and oud, all anchored by upright bass and vibrant percussion like cajón and donkey jawbone.
El Balcón is all about bringing the fire to their performances, radiating the joy and connection of a tight-knit family. With two powerhouse vocalists who never perform a song the same way twice, they keep audiences on their toes. As they prepare to release their fourth all-original album and hit the road for tours in Europe and Mexico, this is a band you don’t want to miss if you’re into innovative, soul-stirring music.
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Japanese punk/ska band HEY SMITH announce their debut Australian headline tour with specials guests, California punk/ska legends Voodoo Glow Skulls and Australia’s own fine purveyors of the genre The Resignators. The tour kicks off in Adelaide on November 27, heading up the east coast of Australia then culminating at the Ska Nation Festival in Colac on November 30. Full tour details below.
HEY SMITH hail from Osaka, Japan. Formed in 2006, the origin of the band name is, “SMITH” is taken from the initials of each member, and “HEY” just sounds like we’re in a good mood!
HEY SMITH incorporate horns into their upbeat, catchy melodic punk rock, a true live band who performs around 150 shows annually in Japan. The band host their own outdoor festival OSAKA HAZIKETEMAZARE FESTIVAL in Osaka every year. This band is not to be missed live!
Voodoo Glow Skulls were formed in 1988 by Eddie Casillas, Jorge Casillas, Jerry O’neill and Frank Casillas. After a few years of backyard party shows, cassette demos, 7” singles and first club gigs, they released their debut album “Who is, this is?” for Dr. Strange records in 1993, gaining the attention of Brett Gurewitz, owner of Epitaph records. The band then signed to Epitaph records and released four albums, starting in 1995 with “Firme”, their most successful album to date, then followed by “Baile de los Locos”, “Band Geek Mafia” and “Symbolic”.
The band began to tour worldwide with their first European tour in 1996 followed by Japan, Australia, Mexico, and South America. The band has been featured on several of Epitaph’s Punk-O-Rama releases and has had music featured in video games, TV and movies.
The song “Shoot the Moon” from the band’s Firme album was used in the Pauly Shoremovie Bio-Dome and the band’s version of “Used to Love Her” (originally written and recorded by Guns N’ Roses) is featured in the Mr. & Mrs. Smith soundtrack.
In 2002, Voodoo Glow Skulls signed to Victory Records. The band released three albums on the Victory label and continued to tour. In June, 2017, Frank Casillas announced his retirement from the band and was replaced by Death By Stereo vocalist Efrem Schulz.
The Resignators‘ journey is one of resilience, creativity, and a commitment to their musical vision. With a dedicated fan base, a solid discography, and an unwavering passion for their craft, The Resignators remain an essential part of Australia’s diverse musical landscape. As they continue to evolve and inspire, their music serves as a testament to the enduring power of ska-punk fusion.
FOCUS MUSIC GROUP & UPBEAT SOUNDS PRESENTS
HEY SMITH Japan)
with special guests
Voodoo Glow Skulls (USA) + The Resignators (Melb)
Wednesday November 27 The Gov – Adelaide, Tickets
Thursday November 28 Brightside – Brisbane, Tickets
Friday November 29 Factory Floor – Sydney, Tickets
Saturday November 30 / Sunday December 1
Croxton Bandroom, Thornbury, Victoria
Hey Smith!’s 10 Japanese Bands You Need To Know Right Now
- SiM
Favorite song: Blah Blah Blah
They are a band that draws on various genres including punk, reggae, and loud rock. They are the band we are closest with personally, and while musically they are fantastic, they are also very serious people with deep thoughts.
- coldrain
Favorite song: No Escape
Here’s yet another of the bands in Japan that we are closest with. (laughs) Their most distinctive feature is their intense twin guitars. They’re truly technical, but they also have pop elements that are easy to remember once you hear them. I actually can’tplay it myself. (laughs)
- SHANK
Here’s yet another of the bands in Japan that we are closest with. (laughs)
They are a three-piece melodic and ska band. They broadcast their unique culture from Nagasaki, a rural part of Japan, and now they are a special band that everyone in Japan knows.
- crossfaith
Here’s yet another of the bands in Japan that we are closest with. (laughs)
I’ll end this catchphrase here as it seems it could go on forever. (laughs)
Once you see their live performance, it will be etched in your brain forever. They’re from Osaka Prefecture like us, and they’re the friends we meet most often in private.
- Hi-STANDARD
They’re my favorite band. Countless Japanese bands have been influenced by them, not just us. Their melodies and guitar solos are unforgettable once you hear them. Even now, I think no punk band in Japan has surpassed them yet.
- SHADOWS
They’re on the same label as us. We really respect their attitude towards music. Their music is incredibly complex yet still pop. And they’re wonderful people. They never forget their respect for others, and all Japanese punk bands like them.
- GUMX
A band composed of two Japanese and one Korean member. The guitar vocalist, Yongwon, is my best friend. He came to Japan alone from Korea to play his music, which I respect immensely. He has a strong respect for the Japanese punk scene, and his respect for that scene is very cool.
- ENTH
They’re a band broadcasting various cultures from Nagoya, Japan. Sometimes they send out messages that are incomprehensible to others, dangerous, and playful. Currently, culture from Nagoya is growing big in Japan, and they are undoubtedly at the center of it.
- CRYSTAL LAKE
YD, the guitarist, is the closest guitarist to me geographically. (laughs) He lives about 5 minutes away, and we contact each other when something happens. Their live energy is off the charts, and they drink an incredible amount of alcohol before and after their performances.
- Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra
They are our biggest mentors and also our biggest supporters. We do a co-headlining tour once a year with them. The time spent with them, who tour around the world, is special, and I think they are one of the few mentors who truly understandsHEY-SMITH.
I’ve listed 10 bands. They all ended up being friends. (laughs) There are still many more wonderful bands in Japan. Once a year, I hold a festival called “HAZIKETEMAZARE FESTIVAL” in my hometown Osaka to gather my friends, so come and visit from Australia too!
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The iconic Ibiza party brand CIRCOLOCO is set to make its long-awaited return to Australia with a special one-off event at Melbourne’s renowned Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Sunday, January 26, 2025. Known for its legendary residency at DC10 Ibiza, Circoloco has captured the hearts of underground electronic music fans worldwide, and now, it’s bringing its renowned energy and stacked lineup of international talent Down Under. This exclusive Australian show promises an unforgettable experience, featuring performances from acclaimed artists including Seth Troxler, Pawsa, The Martinez Brothers, Prospa, Carlita, and more. In 2024 Circoloco celebrated 25 years of its iconic residency in Ibiza. Since then, it has expanded its global reach with unforgettable events across the world. From its humble beginnings as an underground club night, Circoloco has grown into a phenomenon, with a loyal following of fans and a reputation for curating some of the most cutting-edge events across the globe. Join us for Circoloco’s highly anticipated return to Melbourne, as one of underground electronic music’s most iconic brands delivers an unforgettable night, soundtracked by the world’s top house and techno stars. Sign up for presale here and stay tuned for full complete event and ticket information. |
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FALLING IN REVERSE ANNOUNCES
“POPULAR MONS(TOUR) AUSTRALIA 2025”
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS BLACK VEIL BRIDES & HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD
FALLING IN REVERSE announce the POPULAR MONS(TOUR) AUSTRALIA 2025. Kicking off at RAC Arena in Perth, the band will then head to Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, finishing off at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
The tour will see the band playing their biggest headline shows in Australia to date. Special guests on the tour are BLACK VEILK BRIDES and HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD. Full tour details below.
FALLING IN REVERSE return with 2024’s Popular Monster, the postmodern trailblazer’s first full-length in seven years. The album arrives armed with no less than three RIAA-certified gold singles (“ZOMBIFIED,” “Voices in My Head,” “Watch the World Burn”), the certified ARIA triple platinum title track, a reimagined nü-metal classic, and six brand new anthems of furious metal, melody, and hip-hop.
Popular Monster is a defiant statement and triumphant victory for singer, songwriter, bandleader, and provocateur Ronnie Radke, who invented FALLING IN REVERSE inside a prison cell.
“Radke stands as one of this generation’s most revered rock frontmen,” wrote the esteemed Forbes Magazine in a 2020 profile. “And maybe even one of the scene’s last true rockstars.”
FALLING IN REVERSE’s catalogue has accrued over 6 billion streams. The catalogue streaming remains robust at 45 million per week. Over on TikTok, the band has a stronghold, with 6 billion video views, with 4.5 million creations and an 1.8 billion creator reach.
FALLING IN REVERSE have sold out arenas globally in the USA, Europe and the UK. Make no mistake, the POPULAR MONS(TOUR) AUSTRALIA will definitely follow suit.
The numbers don’t lie — FALLING IN REVERSE are the rock scene’s biggest sensation.
It’s hard to imagine in 2024, after BLACK VEIL BRIDES most recent album produced their highest-charting single in the U.S, and legions of supporters passionately scream their devotion during every performance. But before the birth of the BVB Army, the thousands of lyric tattoos, and the gold and platinum records that followed, BLACK VEIL BRIDES was simply a dark vision dreamt up by an only child in Cincinnati, Ohio.
BLACK VEIL BRIDES new single Bleeders offers a taste of what will become Black Veil Brides’ most visceral, theatrical, and unrelenting era yet. They combine a unique identity with an unquenchable creative thirst. They’re an object of devotion for those who sing their anthems in unison, a diverse BVB Army who never surrenders.
BLACK VEIL BRIDES and their audience slash away at the darkness together, bleeders one and all.
Since the release of HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD’s RIAA platinum-certified 2008 debut album, Swan Songs, their distinctive and infectious music has incited a cult audience of millions of fans, resulting in sold out shows across the globe, in addition to receiving nods in the press from the likes of Consequence of Sound, Billboard, Alternative Press, Rolling Stone, and Revolver. The quintet has also garnered massive mainstream appeal, with their 2011 sophomore record, American Tragedy, going gold and hitting #4 on the Billboard Top 200 chart. Now, with over 3.1 billion cross-platform streams, 1 billion YouTube views and 4.1 million monthly Spotify listeners, they have firmly cemented their place as one of the most influential bands of the 21st century. Now signed to Sumerian Records, and with the release of their brand new single, ‘Hollywood Forever’, HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD are poised for their most exciting chapter yet.
Get In Quick.
Don’t miss out on what is going to be THE rock show of 2025!
Sign up for pre-sale access HERE
Presale: Wednesday 27th November @ 12pm local time
General On-Sale: Friday 29th November @ 12pm local time
DESTROY ALL LINES PRESENTS
FALLING IN REVERSE
POPULAR MONS(TOUR)
AUSTRALIA 2025
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS
BLACK VEIL BRIDES
& HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD
Tuesday 11th March – RAC Arena, Perth
Thursday 13th March – Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena, Adelaide
Friday 14th March – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Sunday 16th March – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
Tuesday 18th March – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
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Photography: Zane Taprell
Fresh off winning an ARIA for Best Dance/Electronic Release for his record ‘Saving Up’, Dom Dolla is preparing to embark on his largest-ever Australian tour, with all dates sold out nationwide.
Ahead of the tour’s kickoff in Sydney this weekend, Dom has announced that everyone’s favorite duo, Flight Facilities, will join him as special guests throughout the tour.
General admission tickets are sold out, however fans can still upgrade their experience with a VIP add-ons which includes exclusive access to the VIP area, a dedicated VIP bar, VIP-only restrooms, priority entry via a dedicated VIP lane.
The countdown to the ultimate dance event of the year has officially begun!
Tour Dates:
Friday 29th November 2024 – The Domain, Sydney SOLD OUT
Saturday 30th November 2024 – The Domain, Sydney SOLD OUT
Saturday 7th December 2024 – Wellington Square, Perth SOLD OUT
Friday 13th December 2024 – Flemington, Melbourne SOLD OUT
Saturday 14th December 2024 – Flemington, Melbourne SOLD OUT
Friday 20th December 2024 – Riverstage, Brisbane SOLD OUT
Saturday 21st December 2024 – Riverstage, Brisbane SOLD OUT
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“Ba Ba Bad” has already captured global attention—can you walk us through how the track came to life and how Sean Paul and Busy Signal got involved?
The song started first with Busy Signal, he was in the studio with Crawba, they called me and asked for beats, the next morning I received the full vocal already, so I pieced it out and made a first demo. During one of my events in Amsterdam I just played the demo and the crowd reaction was insane, so the following day I uploaded the night footage and the track went immediately viral on both tt and ig. Then Leftside sent the track to Sean Paul and he loved it, so he dropped a verse and in literally a couple of days we released the track.
With the song initially going viral on social media, how did platforms like TikTok influence your decision to expand the track into this powerhouse collaboration?
It was just natural cause Leftside was trying to link me with Sean Paul for some months now, to do a collaboration between me and him, so I felt this was the right moment and the right song.
What was the most exciting or unexpected moment during the creation of “Ba Ba Bad,” especially working with legends like Sean Paul and Busy Signal?
I think the days I received both vocals, I felt the energy and it was special because both artists loved the project so much.
Dancehall has such a rich cultural history—how do you ensure your production stays authentic while bringing your own signature style to the genre?
I grew up listening to Reggae and Dancehall, I’ll always respect the originators and the Jamaican culture in general, that’s why I make sure in most of my tracks to feature Jamaican artists, and to collaborate with Jamaican producers too. My first song ever was with Leftside, who is one of my favourite Jamaican Dancehall artists and now also a good friend. I want to remark that my sound contains a lot of elements also from Shatta, which is a dancehall sub genre from Martinique, and Moombahton. The Basshall signature is a mix of all these sounds.
Your unique blend of Dancehall, Latin, and urban sounds has resonated globally. What inspires you to explore and merge such diverse influences in your music?
I think because I was first a DJ and then I started producing, and especially in my first days as a DJ I always loved to mix different genres and sounds, so my sets were definitely unique in that sense from the start. I basically translated my djing style into my record label sound signature and production style. I definitely have many inspirations from different genres and cultures, three of my fav artists/producers are Vybz Kartel, Manu Chao and Diplo, all of them versatile and unique in their own way.
Having already amassed over 100 million streams in your career, how do you approach creating music that connects so strongly with both core fans and new listeners worldwide?
I genuinely don’t know, I do not strategise a lot when it comes to my music creation, I just work on things that I like, then I hope my core fans as well as the new listeners will like it.
The Basshall Movement is a game-changer in the industry. How does being at the helm of a label, TV channel, and event brand impact your work as an artist and producer?
Well I like it but sometimes it is overwhelming, I’m not really good at delegating but I’m learning it and my team and management are helping.
What does it mean to you personally and professionally to have Sean Paul describe your production as ‘wicked’ and feel compelled to jump on the track?
Is like a dream come true, I grew up listening to his music so having my name next to his on a release it’s a huge achievement.
With appearances at festivals like Tomorrowland, how do you prepare to translate your studio sound into a live performance that captivates massive audiences?
I try to imagine myself in the crowd. So obviously a set I play in a club/boiler room type of set up will always be different than a big stage like Tomorrowland etc. I always stay true to my sound but I definitely shape my set differently when it comes to big stages.
What’s next for KYBBA? Are there any upcoming projects, collaborations, or surprises in the pipeline that you can share with your fans?
I’m working on my first EP, I have many collaborations I’m working on, one is with the legend Buju Banton. There are many other projects but I can’t share any details atm. I’ll also announce a world tour in the next few months!!
2025 Coachella Full Line Up
Above & Beyond, A. G. Cook, Alok, Amaarae, Amelie Lens, Amémé, Amyl and the Sniffers, Anitta, Arca, Artemas, Austin Millz, Basement Jaxx, Beabadoobee, The Beaches, Beltran, Ben Böhmer, Benson Boone, Beth Gibbons, BigXthaPlug, Blonde Redhead, Bob Vylan, Boris Brejcha, Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, Charli XCX, Chris Lorenzo, Chris Stussy, Chase & Status, Circle Jerks, Clairo, Coco & Breezy, Damian Lazarus, The Dare, Darkside, Dennis Cruz, Desiree Triplosm, Disco Lines, Dixon x Jimi Jules, DJ Gigola, Djo, D4vd, El Malilla, Eli Brown, Enhyphen, Erez, Eyedress, Fcukers, FKA twigs, Francis Mercier, Gel, Ginger Root, Glixen, Glass Beams, Glorilla, The Go-Gos, Green Day, Gustavo Dudamel & LA Phil, Haai, Hanumankind, HiTech, Hope Tala, Horsegiirl, Indira Paganotto, Indo Warehouse, Infected Mushroom, Interplanetary Criminal, Ivan Cornejo, Japanese Breakfast, Jennie, Jessie Murph, Jimmy Eat World, Judeline, Julie, Junior H, Keinemusik, Keshi, Klangkuenstler, Kneecap, Kraftwerk, Kumo 99, Lady Gaga, Layton Giordani, Lisa, Lola Young, Los Mirlos, Maribou State, The Mariás, Marina, Mau P, Medium Build, Megan Thee Stallion, Meute, Miike Snow, Mind Against x Massano, Missy Elliott, Mohamed Ramadan, Moon Boots, Muni Long, Mustard, The Original Misfits, Parcels, Parisi, Pete Tong x Ahmed Spins, Polo & Pan, Post Malone, Prison Affair, The Prodigy, Ravyn Lenae, Rawayana, Rema, Saint Jhn, Salute, Sam Fender, Sammy Virji, Sara Landry, Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, Shaboozey, Shermanology, Shoreline Mafia, Snow Strippers, Soft Play, Sparrow & Barbossa, Speed, Still Woozy, Talón, Thee Sacred Souls, Three 6 Mafia, Tink, Tinlicker, Together Pangea, Tops, T-Pain, Travis Scott, Tripolism, Ty Dolla $ign, Tyla, Underscores, Viagra Boys, Vintage Culture, Vs Self, VTSS, Wisp, XG, Yeat, Yo Gabba Gabba!, Yulia Niko, Zedd, 2hollis, and 4batz