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FUTURE MUSIC FESTIVAL 2011Fresh from a record breaking sold out national tour, Future Music Festival returns in 2012 with all the endless fun, energy and forward thinking sounds that music fans have come to love and cherish from this world-class festival experience. Next Stop, Las Venus: the Galaxy's Ultimate Party Destination. This is Future Music Festival 2012. Enjoy Your Stay. |
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Swedish House MafiaComprising the sublime talents of fellow Swedish DJ/producers and friends, Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso, Swedish House Mafia have risen to become a global house music movement in their own right in just a few short years. While each member of the genre defining, boundary pushing super-group commands their own illustriouus solo careers, when combined, the results are nothing short of spectacular. This trio of gifted Swedish Maestros is well on its way to complete domination! |
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Fatboy SlimA literal legend in his own lifetime, Fatboy Slim (aka Norman Cook) has enjoyed the sort of music career and international stardom that many can only aspire to. A leading figure in carving out the 'big beat' genre that took the planet by veritable storm in 1990s, this party-starting demigod rose to notoriety in the midst of the UK's early 1980s Hip Hop and block party scene and, well, never looked back! Officially adopting the moniker "Fat Boy Slim" in late 1996, his catalogue of hits since boasts iconic tracks like 'Everybody Needs a 303', 'The Rockafeller Skank' 'Praise You' and 'Weapon of Choice'. |
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Tinie TempahFresh out of London's ubiquitous Grime scene, UK rap superstar Tinie Tempah hit the ground running with his monster underground anthem and debut single 'Wifey' back in 2006. A cult hero with UK university rap fiends, Indie kids and Grime rollers alike, this high octane MC has the skills to pay the bills, and then some. 2010 and 2011 have seen Tinie rise to global superstardom with his debut album 'Disc-Overy' producing the monster hits 'Pass Out', 'Written in the Stars', Swedish House Mafia collaboration 'Miami 2 Ibiza' and 'Invincible featuring Kelly Rowland'. |
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Paul Van DykIn the world of Trance, names don't come any bigger than Germany's Paul van Dyk – nor do career achievements or accolades, for that matter. The veritable electronic maestro behind classic anthems like 'For An Angel', 'Words', 'Another Way', 'Beautiful Place', 'We Are Alive' and 'Forbidden Fruit', PVD – as he's known by his die-hard fans – helped shape the Trance genre as we know it today through his sublime production skills and musical sensibilities. From releasing no less than six top-selling studio albums to composing soundtracks for movies like Into The Blue and The Dark Knight, Paul van Dyk is a DJ/Producer giant amongst DJ/Producers. |
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The WombatsFusing the musical prowess of Matthew Murphy, Dan Haggis and Tord Overland-Knudsen, The Wombats are an established and forward-thinking Indie Rock phenomenon. From first crossing paths while studying at The Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts, this musically gifted trio with a well-crafted penchant for the glorious leftfield has gone on to wow the planet with three unique and evocative LPs – "A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation", "The Wombats" and their latest offering, "This Modern Glitch". |
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Jessie JMaking a name for herself as a gifted songwriter for artists like Chris Brown and Miley Cyrus, Jessie J (aka Jessica Cornish) burst onto the world stage in her own right in 2010 with the release of the chart-topping single 'Do It Like a Dude'. Cementing her status as one of pop music's most prodigious talents with her debut album "Who You Are" in 2011, this spirited songstress took home BBC Radio's Sound of 2011 Award, not to mention gongs in the Brit Awards, Urban Music Awards and BT Digital Music Awards in the same hectic year. |
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