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
