All artists

138 artists on Lynupp — their upcoming dates and the festivals where to see them. Looking for a specific festival? See the festivals.

TechnoAdam BeyerThe Swede who has spent thirty years defining what "techno" means.
Big room houseAfrojackThe Dutchman who co-wrote part of the soundtrack of 2010s EDM.
Melodic EDMAlan WalkerThe British-Norwegian producer who went from an online hit to stadiums.
Brazilian bassAlokThe Brazilian producer who took Brazilian bass around the world.
TranceAly & FilaThe Egyptian duo spreading uplifting trance worldwide from their own label-radio show.
TechnoAmelie LensThe other great voice of Belgian techno, somewhere between rave power and club rigour.
Melodic death metalAmon AmarthThe Swedes who turned Viking mythology into stadium-sized melodic death metal.
Melodic technoAnymaThe solo, spectacular and visual side of Afterlife's melodic techno.
Melodic death metalArch EnemyThe Swedish band that made melodic death metal a matter of precise riffs and exceptional vocals.
TranceArmin van BuurenThe historic face of trance, at the helm of A State of Trance since 2001.
TechnoARTBATThe Ukrainian duo who brought Kyiv's melodic techno to the biggest stages.
MetalAvenged SevenfoldFrom Californian metalcore to melodic, progressive hard rock — a band that never stops mutating.
Progressive houseAxwellA member of Swedish House Mafia, one of the most respected figures of Swedish progressive house.
Punk rockBad ReligionThe pillars of Californian punk, behind politically engaged lyrics and the label Epitaph, which launched a whole scene.
Punk rockBilly TalentThe Mississauga four-piece who made Canadian punk rock a genre of its own, from "Red Flag" to "Fallen Leaves".
Hip-hopBlack Eyed PeasThe group that fused hip-hop and electronic pop to dominate the charts of the 2000s and 2010s.
Pop punkBlink-182The Californian trio who made pop punk a universal language, between prankster humour and stadium choruses.
Indie popBlood OrangeDevonté Hynes, the solo side of one of today's most sought-after pop producers.
Alternative rockBrandon FlowersThe voice of The Killers going solo, between eighties nostalgia and big American choruses.
MetalBring Me the HorizonThe Sheffield band that took metalcore from the basement to the stadiums, without renouncing anything.
MetalcoreBullet For My ValentineThe Welsh spearhead of metalcore, between thrash riffs and choruses built for stadiums.
HouseCalvin HarrisThe producer who turned festival house into a machine for global hits.
Synth-popCharli xcxThe British artist who went from hit features to "Brat", the album that defined 2024 pop.
TechnoCharlotte de WitteBelgian techno at its sharpest — dark, fast, uncompromising.
Drum and bassChase & StatusTwenty years of British drum and bass and breaks, still at maximum volume.
Melodic death metalChildren of BodomThe Finnish masters of melodic death metal, back on stage to honour Alexi Laiho.
SynthpopCHVRCHESThe Scottish trio who gave synthpop its big-scale choruses back.
TranceCosmic GateThe German duo who have kept trance buzzing since the late 90s.
R&BDaniel CaesarThe Canadian R&B voice who brought gospel soul back to the top of the charts.
HouseDavid GuettaThe French DJ who brought house into the charts all over the world.
Punk rockDie ÄrzteThe Berlin punk-rock trio who proclaim themselves "the best band in the world" and have ruled German rock since 1982.
Punk rockDie Toten HosenThe pioneers of German punk, turned guitar institution after more than forty years on stage.
Electro houseDimitri VegasOne half of the most awarded duo in electronic music, just as comfortable solo.
Big room houseDimitri Vegas & Like MikeThe Belgian brothers who made Tomorrowland their home — and vice versa.
Future houseDon DiabloThe Dutch pioneer of future house, at the head of his own label and visual universe, Hexagon.
Power metalDragonForceThe British champions of extreme power metal, carried by guitar solos that have become legendary.
Celtic punkDropkick MurphysThe Boston Celtic punks, bagpipes up front, between pub anthems and stadium choruses.
Big roomDVBBSThe Canadian brothers who made "Tsunami" explode on every EDM mainstage in the world.
PopElton JohnFifty years of piano hits, from 1970s glam rock to today's pop collaborations.
Alternative metalEvanescenceThe Little Rock band that turned gothic metal into a worldwide phenomenon with "Bring Me to Life".
Funk metalFaith No MoreThe unclassifiable band from San Francisco, where funk, metal and pop collide under Mike Patton's voice.
Post-hardcoreFalling In ReverseRonnie Radke's Las Vegas band, between post-hardcore, alternative rock and unapologetic spectacle.
Big beatFatboy SlimNorman Cook, the historic figure of big beat, still getting crowds dancing from Brighton.
TranceFerry CorstenOne of the founding fathers of Dutch trance, under his own name and a dozen aliases.
Tech houseFISHERThe Australian DJ who got the whole world dancing to "Losing It".
Groove metalFive Finger Death PunchThe Las Vegas band that became a safe bet in groove metal, between massive riffs and radio-ready choruses.
CountryFlorida Georgia LineThe duo who brought "bro-country" into American stadiums, between country choruses and pop rhythms.
RockFoo FightersThe rock band born from the ashes of Nirvana, now one of the biggest live acts on the planet.
FolktronicaFour TetKieran Hebden, from the folktronica of his early days to today's most in-demand club sets.
HouseFred again..Voice notes and memories of friends, turned into euphoric house.
Alternative rockGorillazA cartoon band that became one of the biggest rock/hip-hop/electro crossovers in the world.
Hard rockHalestormThe rock band led by Lzzy Hale, between powerful riffs and limitless stage energy.
Power metalHammerFallThe Swedish champions of melodic power metal, carried by choruses built for crowds in a frenzy.
Hard houseHannah LaingThe Scot who left her job as a dental nurse to revive hard house.
Big roomHardwellThe Dutchman from Breda, twice voted world's best DJ, back to big room.
Alternative rockHayley WilliamsThe voice of Paramore, turned songwriter with a taste for indie pop and folk.
Power metalHelloweenThe Hamburg pioneers of power metal, reunited in full with Kiske and Hansen for "Pumpkins United".
Hard technoI Hate ModelsThe Frenchman who welded fast techno, trance and new wave emotion together.
MetalcoreI PrevailThe Michigan band revealed by its metal cover of "Blank Space", now an essential name in metalcore.
PsytranceInfected MushroomThe Israeli duo who took psytrance from the underground scene to international stages.
ElectronicJames BlakeThe British producer-singer who made minimalist electronics a ground for contemporary soul.
Tech houseJames HypeThe Liverpool technician who turned the mix itself into a spectacle.
SoulJohn NewmanThe soul voice behind "Love Me Again", now a pillar of 2010s British pop.
Tech houseJohn SummitThe Chicagoan who made tech house a stadium phenomenon, without letting go of the club spirit.
Alternative rockKings of LeonThe Nashville band that carried southern rock to the top of the world charts.
HouseKölschThe Danish producer of an atmospheric, cinematic house and techno.
PopLabrinthThe London producer and singer behind UK number-one hits and the soundtrack of "Euphoria".
HouseLaidback LukeThe Dutch DJ who mentors the new generation as much as he gets festivals dancing.
PopLewis CapaldiThe Scottish voice behind "Someone You Loved", now one of the most endearing pop symbols of his generation.
Hip-hopLil YachtyFrom viral bubblegum trap to the psych-rock turn that surprised all the critics.
Nu metalLimp BizkitThe band that brought nu metal into the charts, and keeps electrifying festival stages.
PopLola YoungThe new London name whose "Messy" exploded the charts in 2024.
Indie popLordeThe New Zealand voice who overturned the codes of pop at just 16.
Deep houseLost FrequenciesThe Belgian who popularised tropical deep house and strings together melancholic, sunny hits.
Pop rockLPThe voice behind "Lost on You", now a global hit carried by intense concerts.
Indie popLykke LiThe Swede who gave indie pop its dancing melancholy, from "Youth Novels" to "Eyeye".
Alternative rockManic Street PreachersThe Welsh band with political rock and a history marked by the disappearance of Richey Edwards.
PopMaroon 5Radio-calibrated pop-rock from Los Angeles, carried by Adam Levine's falsetto voice.
Progressive houseMartin GarrixThe Dutch prodigy who became, at 17, a reference of progressive house.
Trip hopMassive AttackThe inventors of trip hop, born in Bristol, between heavy bass, melancholy and commitment.
HouseMEDUZAThe Italian trio behind some of the biggest house choruses of recent years.
Electro popMetronomyThe Totnes band that turns tinkered electro into elegant, danceable pop.
Pop punkMGKFrom Houston rap to pop punk: Colson Baker, aka mgk, turned a rock pivot into an American number one.
Melodic technoMind AgainstTwo Italian brothers based in Berlin, pioneers of deep melodic techno.
Progressive houseMiss MoniqueUkrainian progressive house, melodic and hypnotic, born on YouTube.
Indie rockMother MotherThe Canadian indie rock band that became cult years after the release of its biggest hit.
MetalcoreMotionless In WhiteThe Scranton band that marries metalcore and gothic imagery, from neighbourhood clubs to the big stages.
Folk rockMumford & SonsThe band that put the banjo and stomp folk back at the top of the world charts.
Alternative rockMuseThe Teignmouth trio who turned rock into a stadium spectacle, between riffs, piano and grand flights.
PopNatasha BedingfieldThe British pop voice behind the anthem "Unwritten", cult well beyond its release.
Electro houseNERVOThe Australian twins who went from writing for others to their own stages.
Drum and bassNetskyBelgian drum and bass at its brightest and most melodic.
TechnoNina KravizThe Russian who established a personal, raw, unfiltered techno.
Alternative rockNothing But ThievesThe Essex five-piece, between ambitious alternative rock, Conor Mason's high voice and pop choruses.
Nu metalP.O.D.The San Diego band that mixed metal, reggae and rap without ever denying its faith.
MetalcoreParkway DriveThe Byron Bay surfers who became one of the biggest metalcore machines in the world.
Punk rockPatti Smith QuartetThe "godmother of punk" of "Horses" and "Because the Night", as much a poet and writer as a singer.
HousePeggy GouFrom Seoul to Berlin, a sunny house that spilled out of the clubs to reach everyone.
Indie folkPhoebe BridgersThe Los Angeles songwriter whose intimate folk rock has won over critics and festivals.
Post-hardcorePierce the VeilThe post-hardcore kings of San Diego, pillars of a whole emo generation.
Big roomQuintinoThe Dutch producer behind "Epic", one of the very first big room hits.
Electro houseR3HABThe Dutch-Moroccan who became one of the most-streamed DJs in the world, through remixes and big electro house choruses.
PopRAYEThe London songwriter turned Brit Awards record-holder, from "Escapism" to "Prada".
PopRick AstleyThe 1980s pop icon who became, despite himself, the global face of the "Rickroll".
FlamencoRodrigo y GabrielaThe Mexican duo who proved flamenco guitar can make a whole festival headbang.
ElectronicRÜFÜS DU SOLThe Australian trio who made melodic, introspective electro a worldwide phenomenon.
PopSantigoldThe American producer-singer who has refused to pick a genre for twenty years.
Hard technoSara LandryThe American who brought hard techno to the Tomorrowland mainstage.
Progressive houseSebastian IngrossoThe third member of Swedish House Mafia, built for mainstages out of Stockholm.
MetalSepulturaThe Brazilian pioneers of thrash/death metal, carried by percussion and local roots.
Pop punkSimple PlanThe Montreal pop punks, makers of teenage anthems from "I'm Just a Kid" to "Perfect".
GrimeSkeptaThe emblematic figure of British grime, from Boy Better Know to the Mercury Prize.
DubstepSkrillexThe pioneer who made dubstep explode in the United States, between Grammys and a punk-hardcore return.
HouseSofi TukkerThe American duo getting the whole world dancing in several languages at once.
ElectroSteve AokiThe American DJ with a record release rate, known for his all-over collaborations and cake throwing.
HouseSwedish House MafiaThe Swedish supergroup that defined the sound of EDM's big stages in the early 2010s.
Psychedelic rockTame ImpalaKevin Parker's psychedelic project, which left Perth to redefine 2010s rock.
Pop punkThe All-American RejectsThe band that got everyone singing along to "Dirty Little Secret" and "Gives You Hell".
Southern rockThe Black CrowesThe Atlanta southern rock band, between breakup, reunion and big blues guitar.
EDMThe ChainsmokersThe New York duo who took pop-EDM from viral buzz to the top of the world.
Big beatThe Chemical BrothersThe pioneers of big beat, from the Manchester raves to the world's biggest stages.
Indie popThe KooksOne of the best-selling indie pop bands in 2000s Britain.
Alternative rockThe NeighbourhoodThe Californian band behind "Sweater Weather", between alternative rock, R&B and hip-hop.
Punk rockThe OffspringThe Californian pioneers who brought skate punk to mainstream airwaves.
Big beatThe ProdigyThe British rave pioneers turned live institution, between big beat and punk energy.
Indie rockThe StrokesThe band that relit New York garage rock at the turn of the 2000s.
Pop rockThe VeronicasThe Australian twins who made 2000s pop rock vibrate, between glamour and catchy choruses.
Alternative rockThe War on DrugsClassic American rock reinvented with synthetic pads and endless guitars.
Indie popThe xxThe London minimalist whisper that redefined 2010s indie pop.
Big roomTimmy TrumpetThe trumpeter turned DJ, who plays his instrument live over the kicks.
Alternative R&BTinasheThe Los Angeles singer-dancer who turned alternative R&B into a pop phenomenon.
RapTrailerparkThe independent rap collective from Bielefeld that hit number one on the German charts with "TP4L".
Trip hopTrickyThe Bristol trip hop pillar, whose "Maxinquaye" remains one of the most remarkable records of the 90s.
Alternative rockTwenty One PilotsAn Ohio duo mixing rap, rock, reggae and pop in a narrative universe of their own.
TechnoUnderworldThe British duo behind "Born Slippy", the electro anthem of a whole generation.
HouseVintage CultureThe Brazilian who took his country's house to a global scale.
TrapYellow ClawThe Dutch trio who put their trap-bass battle cry on all the biggest festivals.
ReggaetonYoung MikoThe new Puerto Rican voice shaking up the codes of reggaeton and Latin trap.