The three musicians Jono Grant, Tony McGuinness and Paavi Siljamäki found each other early in the college, sometime at the turn of the millennium. Basically, they beat gold at once and could soon see themselves riding in the commercial dance wave of the 21st century. With their sweaty edits by Radiohead, Madonna and Delerium, they played from day one at festivals around the world. In January, the group released its fourth album, Common Ground, which was received by open arms by fans worldwide.

With faster internet connectivity, their radio show “Trance Around the World” could reach the whole world on their own terms. On 2012, they reached 30 million listeners. Every week. As their sound began to adapt to the arenas they already filled, the shows also grew to unmanageable monsters. In 2007, they ruled what might have been the world’s largest outdoor festival ever, at Barra Beach in Rio De Janerio, with an estimated one million participants. The new Common Ground album was ranked third in the American billboards, making the release of their most successful set of list placements so far.

Doors: 20.00
Support: 21.00
Above & Beyond: 22.00

The three musicians Jono Grant, Tony McGuinness and Paavi Siljamäki found each other early in the college, sometime at the turn of the millennium. Basically, they beat gold at once and could soon see themselves riding in the commercial dance wave of the 21st century. With their sweaty edits by Radiohead, Madonna and Delerium, they played from day one at festivals around the world. In January, the group released its fourth album, Common Ground, which was received by open arms by fans worldwide.

With faster internet connectivity, their radio show “Trance Around the World” could reach the whole world on their own terms. On 2012, they reached 30 million listeners. Every week. As their sound began to adapt to the arenas they already filled, the shows also grew to unmanageable monsters. In 2007, they ruled what might have been the world’s largest outdoor festival ever, at Barra Beach in Rio De Janerio, with an estimated one million participants. The new Common Ground album was ranked third in the American billboards, making the release of their most successful set of list placements so far.

Doors: 20.00
Support: 21.00
Above & Beyond: 22.00

The wait is over! Canadian indy rock band METRIC who just recently released its music video for the new single “Dark Saturday” and simultaneously is coming to Sweden on Saturday the 27th of October, playing at Kägelbanan in Stockholm.

With songs like “Help I’m Alive”, “Sick Muse” and “Gimme Sympahty”, METRIC has attracted fans worldwide and been heard in contexts like One Tree Hill, The Vampire Diaries, 90210, Grays Anatomy, FIFA and The Twilight Saga.

On September 21, the band released its seventh studio album, produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen, who previously worked with artists like M83, Beck and Nine Inch Nails. The album has been recorded in METRIC’s studio in Toronto and has been mixed by the legendary Tony Hoffer, whose also worked with names like Phoenix, Depeche Mode and Air. “Dark Saturday” is the first taste from this latest production.

Orbital and their legendary live show will finally return to Stockholm for the first time in six years for a Sweden-exclusive gig on October 27th. For anyone who listened to electronic music since the late 80’s, it’s completely impossible to have missed the brothers Paul and Phil’s music. With epic songs, and now reckless classics like Chime, Holcyon On and On, Belfast, Satan, Beached etc, the brothers have provided dance anthems since the the rave culture began.

Now they come back to Sweden with their first album in five years, Monsters Exists, and it’s smoking hot. Expect nothing but an amazing live show with all the classics and the new material merging into a single big love party.

Leon Bridges is always 100% quality. With his golden voice, retro style and unmistakable passion for music, Bridges had an unprecent break through with his debut album “Coming Home” from 2015. The album featured Bridges as a soul representative out of order and someone who definitely plays in the same league as the idols Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding and Sam Cooke. On May 4th, Leon Bridges released his brand new album “Good Thing” to the great joy of many – the already released singles testify to a musical experience far beyond the usual. October 28, Leon Bridges makes a long-awaited appearance at Circus in Stockholm.

Orbital and their legendary live show will finally return to Stockholm for the first time in six years for a Sweden-exclusive gig on October 27th. For anyone who listened to electronic music since the late 80’s, it’s completely impossible to have missed the brothers Paul and Phil’s music. With epic songs, and now reckless classics like Chime, Holcyon On and On, Belfast, Satan, Beached etc, the brothers have provided dance anthems since the the rave culture began.

Now they come back to Sweden with their first album in five years, Monsters Exists, and it’s smoking hot. Expect nothing but an amazing live show with all the classics and the new material merging into a single big love party.