What started as a touring music festival in 1991 by Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell, Lollapalooza has become a definitively unique music experience. Today, Lollapalooza takes place every summer in historic Grant Park, Chicago, between the iconic Chicago skyline and the shores of Lake Michigan.

Country superstar and reigning 2x CMA Entertainer of the Year Luke Combs is a multi-platinum, award-winning artist from Asheville, NC.

Combs is currently celebrating the release of his new album, Gettin’ Old—a companion to his acclaimed 2022 record, Growin’ Up. Produced by Combs, Chip Matthews and Jonathan Singleton, Gettin’ Old further establishes Combs as one of music’s most authentic and powerful voices, as he explores themes of family, legacy, love and personal growth. Receiving widespread critical attention, Esquire calls Combs “the best country singer of his generation,” while Billboard declares, “his electrifying-yet-earthy voice soundtracking this time in his life as a husband, father and entertainer at the top of his game.”

With Gettin’ Old, Combs continues his historic run at country radio, as he recently earned his record-breaking, 16th consecutive #1 single with his version of Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car.” Garnering over 111 million global streams to date, the song is also currently #2 on Billboard’s all-genre Hot 100 chart.

Known for his electric live shows, Combs also recently expanded his massive sold-out World Tour, adding four new US stadium shows this summer due to overwhelming demand. With 44 shows across 3 continents and 16 countries, the record-breaking run is the largest tour ever for a country artist.

A Grand Ole Opry-member and 8x CMA, 3x ACM, 3x Billboard Music Award-winner, Combs debuted his new collaboration with Ed Sheeran, “Life Goes On (featuring Luke Combs),” earlier this spring and has partnered with Opry Entertainment Group to open a massive multi-level entertainment complex in downtown Nashville, expected to open summer 2024.

Grammy nominated Australian DOM DOLLA is experiencing a meteoric rise, his signature style of house music is connecting with global audiences, and he is recognised as one of the most exciting producers in electronic music.

Dom discovered house music when his Mother handed him a copy of Basement Jaxx’ 2001 album ‘Rooty". In his late teen’s Dom spent weekends hosting pub-discos & djing at parties whilst working as a graphic-designer during the week. In 2015 Dom was encouraged to quit his day job to pursue his obsession with music and production.

Dom emerged with a string of critically acclaimed club hits; Define, You, Be Randy, Take It, San Frandisco, Pump The Breaks, Moving Blind and Strangers ft. Mansionair. In 2022 Dom released ‘Miracle Maker’ ft. Clementine Douglas which was named BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record In The World, propelling Dom into 2023, his global break-out year with a run of hit singles, Rhyme Dust w/ MK, Eat Your Man w/ Nelly Furtado, and Saving Up, which saw Dom’s catalog surpass 1 BILLION streams, receive a GRAMMY nomination for his remix of ‘New Gold’ by Gorillaz feat. Tame Impala & Bootie Brown, and ARIA award for best ‘Electronic Dance Release’.

Dom’s dedication & craft has been recognised by Rolling Stone named ‘Best New Artist’, GQ’s ‘Solo Artist of the Year’, labeled Billboard Dance’s ‘One To Watch’, awarded Dancing Astronaut’s ‘Artist Of The Year’’ and was celebrated on the cover of DJ Mag.

Role Model’s been in love. He was so in love he wrote his entire debut album Rx about it. But not all romances last forever, and the 27-year-old’s grieving of his last relationship is at the center of his sophomore album Kansas Anymore.

With over 45 million streams to date, Kansas Anymore is a folk-tinged, lyric driven album that encapsulates the warmth and comfort Role Model was seeking out when he wrote it. Featuring viral singles "Deeply Still in Love" and "Frances", the album was a two year writing process, and includes production from Noah Conrad, Ian Fitchuk, Scott Harris & Jonah Shy.

Now 27, Role Model initially gained traction with a string of independent singles in 2017, receiving co-signs from Benny Blanco and the late legend Mac Miller. He unassumingly caught fire with projects such as the oh, how perfect and our little angel EPs. In 2021, “forever&more” racked up 60 million Spotify streams as OnesToWatch christened it “one of our favorite songs of the summer.” DIY pegged him among its “Class of 2022,” and he embarked on a massive world tour with stops at Coachella, Hangout Music Festival, Bonnaroo and more. After attaining hundreds of millions of streams and selling out headline shows, Role Model released his full-length debut album, Rx, in 2022, which earned acclaim from HYPEBEAST, Interview, FLAUNT, People, CLASH Magazine and more.

With his new album Kansas Anymore, Role Model is looking forward to playing these songs live, but more than anything, he’s embracing the sense of pride — and closure — he feels about making the album, about turning a personally heavy season of life into something that might move others. As rough as it was to ride that roller coaster of heartbreak and homesickness, Role Model feels these are the greatest songs he’s made yet.

One of the brightest young luminaries in roots music today, Sierra Ferrell brings a dose of
beautifully strange magic to everything she touches. Since the release of her 2024 album Trail Of
Flowers (Rounder Records), the West Virginia-born singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist took
home the Artist of the Year and Album of the Year prizes at the Americana Honors & Awards, and
earned four GRAMMY nominations Best Americana Album (Trail of Flowers), Best American Roots
Performance (“Lighthouse”), Best Americana Performance (“American Dreaming”), and Best
American Roots Song (“American Dreaming”). Ferrell has collaborated with the likes of Margo
Price, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Post Malone, and enchanted audiences all over North America
and Europe with her high-spirited and dazzling live performance. On Trail Of Flowers, the Nashville-
based artist expands her sound while deepening the urgency of her songs, often revealing a wealth of
wisdom within her wildly imaginative storytelling.

Her first full-length since Long Time Coming—a 2021 release that drew praise from outlets like
Pitchfork, Paste, Pop Matters, and No Depression—Trail Of Flowers came to life with producer
Eddie Spear (Zach Bryan, Brandi Carlile, Chris Stapleton) and additional production by Gary
Paczosa (Alison Krauss, Dwight Yoakam, Gillian Welch) and with such esteemed musicians as Chris
Scruggs. In keeping with a musical upbringing that included playing everywhere from truck stops to
boxcars to New Orleans street corners, the album journeys from freewheeling bluegrass to
heartrending old-time music to fantastically gritty honky-tonk and beyond, endlessly changing shape
to accommodate the immense scope of Ferrell’s eccentric musicality. Mainly recorded at Sound
Emporium Studios and featuring guest appearances from singer/songwriters Lukas Nelson and
Nikki Lane, Trail Of Flowers ultimately fulfills her longstanding mission of making music that
transcends all barriers of time. “I wanted to create something that makes people feel nostalgic for
the past, but excited about the future of music,” Ferrell points out.

Instantly proving her extraordinary capacity to merge timeless musicianship with lyrics exploring
modern concerns, Trail Of Flowers opens on “American Dreaming”: a world-weary yet soul-stirring
track that speaks to the struggle to build a good life in a culture consumed by capitalism. Another
song informed by her singular outlook on the modern world, “Fox Hunt” takes the form of a
furiously stomping epic driven by galloping rhythms and some feverish fiddle work from Ferrell. On
“Rosemary,” she delves further into her old-time roots and delivers the album’s most haunting
moment: a stark but spellbinding story-song graced with a few bars of soulful yodeling. A
profoundly gifted vocalist, Ferrell often captures an entire world of feeling in just a single line,
particularly on tracks like “Dollar Bill Bar”—a swinging but wistful number on which she cycles
from longing to regret to devil-may-care attitude with impossible ease. And on “I Could Drive You
Crazy,” Ferrell serves up one of the most joyful moments on Trail Of Flowers, sharing a harmony-
fueled and singalong-ready love song that’s both self-effacing and gloriously fun.

In selecting a title for her latest body of work, Ferrell chose to reference her deep love of flowers
and affinity for surrounding herself with gorgeously colorful blossoms—a perfect reflection of her
wondrous inner world. As a listening experience, Trail Of Flowers provides a similar sensation of all-
enveloping and off-kilter beauty—one that Ferrell hopes might lift others into a more charmed state
of mind. “I’m just trying to put words and melodies together and build it into something people can
pour their feelings too, all their happiness and sorrows, so that it changes their reality a little bit and
gives them some comfort,” she says. “To me music is like medicine. And whenever I write a song
and it feels healing to me, I know it can heal other people too.”

It is not often that an artist of Mau P’s caliber joins the ranks in electronic music. In what can only be described as one of the break-out stories of the decade, Drugs From Amsterdam originator Mau P has indisputably left his mark on the dance music scene since his debut single was released.

Born Maurits Westveen into a family brimming with musical genius, the artist within was destined to come out at some point. Starting a career as DJ and producer Maurice West, he quickly made his way onto world’s premier stages and into the hearts of many. Despite everything seemingly running smoothly, the Maurice West project had run its course and a seismic shift was in the works. Fast forward to today and Mau P is reaping the rewards of a leap of faith, the wager on his artistry paying off in a spectacular manner.

His debut single rocketed from the underground to become a huge global hit with close to two hundred million streams across platforms. Drugs From Amsterdam cracked the charts, topped Beatport’s prestigious Top 10 for over a month and turned out to be the beginning of a meteoric upwards trajectory.

Mau P released the follow up, Gimme That Bounce, in January 2023, right as he was embarking on his first North America tour. A tour that sold out shows from coast to coast. The summer that followed, Mau P was firing on all cylinders, releasing official remixes for the Swedish House Mafia, Calvin Harris and Armand van Helden as well as his original collaboration with Kevin de Vries, Metro on Afterlife. The latter of which became the most played track of Tomorrowland 2023, only to be followed in second place by Drugs From Amsterdam.

In 2023 Mau P also released Your Mind Is Dirty and Dress Code, which both turned out hugely successful in their own right. Over the course of his first full year in business, Mau P graced acclaimed stages across the globe, from EDC Las Vegas to Tomorrowland and from Hï Ibiza to Amsterdam Dance Event, winning over fans one beat at a time. It was this foundation of high profile performances and successful releases that set up Mau P for a truly spectacular start to 2024.

Mau P started 2024 with a triple threat, announcing the release of his most sought-after ID yet, BEATS FOR THE UNDERGROUND, his new SiriusXM radio show XXX Radio - pronounced triple x, and being added to Wynn Las Vegas’ roster of resident DJs. Not long after, days before his two sold out Miami Music Week events, Mau P was confirmed for a headlining back to back slot with Diplo on Coachella’s brand new Quasar stage. The latter three all individual feats an artist might work towards over the span of an entire career.

2024 also saw the official introduction of Mau P’s own multidisciplinary concept, Baddest Behaviour with an event in New York’s Knockdown Centre. Its debut sold out easily, leading to follow ups at Floyd during Miami Music Week, Mission Ballroom in Denver and most notably a massive 7.500 capacity show at the esteemed new Under the K Bridge venue in Brooklyn scheduled for September.

For his second release of the year, Mau P linked up with iconic producer Mike Dean for a new addition to his arsenal, On Again. Mike Dean of course being the genius behind some of this century’s most celebrated music, showcasing Mau P’s unstoppable ascent up the ranks.

It is indeed not often that an artist of Mau P’s caliber comes along, as demonstrated by a jaw-dropping list of accolades achieved in just 18 months. Looking back to August 2022, it’s safe to say that Mau P has broken the mold. As he continues to carve out his section of the dance music industry, Mau P will remain the name to watch for some time to come.

In the modern age, it can be hard to find artists with such range of energy and emotions as Barry Can’t Swim.

His style – pulling vocals and samples from all over the world – is composed in an almost progressive-jazz nature: eclectic, dynamic, and almost spiritual at times.

Born in Edinburgh, the now London-based producer came from humble beginnings. First learning on the piano his grand-father rescued from a local charity shop. Obsessive by nature, every chapter in his younger years revolved around music in some sense.

Working behind the bar in a local spot, performing in bands through his teenage years, before eventually honing his craft and studying music at Edinburgh Napier university.

It was around this time that Barry - real name Joshua Mainnie - discovered the burgeoning UK electronic scene. Artists like Jamie xx and Daniel Avery coming through Scottish nightclubs like Sneaky Pete’s and Sub Club, inspired Mainnie to evolve his own writing, and apply the fundamentals he learned in piano, guitar and drums into the infinite realm of electronic production.

Eventually making the move to London, he put his first record out in 2020 – a self-release titled “Because I Wanted You To Know”.

Immediately winning fans with his unique sound and more-than-memorable alias, Barry Can’t Swim consistently grew through underground UK labels, before eventually signing to Ninja Tune in 2021. His first EP on the label - ‘More Content’ - put the Scotsman right up alongside Bonobo, Bicep and Peggy Gou, as one of the most exciting electronic artists in the scene.

‘When Will We Land?’ marked the debut album in October 2023. Written with friends, taking samples from family, and encompassing of all Mainnie’s musical influences; it is a piece described by its creator as “a reflection and appreciation of all the people, music and moments that have led me to this point in my life”.

 A huge success both critically and commercially, the album reached #12 in the UK Album Charts, #5 in the Scottish equivalent, and saw Mainnie receive nominations in the Mercury Prize and BRIT Awards.

Simultaneously to this, Mainnie made the brave evolution from club DJ to live electronic act; in order to allow a fuller expression and the creative world around his art.

The people were clearly ready for it. With sold-out shows and tours all over the world – London, Glasgow, Dublin Los Angeles, Chicago, Vancouver, Phoenix, Melbourne, Sydney, Amsterdam and beyond… Along with roadblock festival appearances at the likes of Coachella (US), Pukkelpop (Belgium), Roskilde (Denmark), Reading & Leeds (UK), and most notably – a record-breaking crowd at The Park Stage of Glastonbury (UK).

Never one to self-admire or rest on his achievements, Mainnie continues to write new music. Arguably his biggest single to date, “Still Riding” arrived to huge international response in October 2024, after two years of requesting Kali Uchis’ permission to sample. Perhaps becoming a fan herself in the process…

With a sold-out tour UK/EU tour coming up – including 3 x Brixton Academies (London) – a debut live tour in North America – including huge shows at Shrine (LA) and Terminal 5 (NYC) – festival appearances in South America, Australia, New Zealand, and a second album in the works. It’s clear that the exponential growth of this hard-working star is set to continue for a while yet.