Outside Lands

The Strokes

The Strokes are a five-piece band hailing from New York City, made up of Nikolai Fraiture, Julian Casablancas , Albert Hammond Jr., Nick Valensi, and Fabrizio Moretti.

The xx

It all started in a bedroom in south west london, after school, drinking too much pepsi. We just keep on growing.

Djo

http://djomusic.com/tour

Dijon

Ethel Cain

Official Facebook page for Ethel Cain.

Lucy Dacus

Forever Is A Feeling: The Archives out now

lucydacus.lnk.to/foreverisafeelingthearchives

Malcolm Todd

Jensen McRae is a singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. Her debut album Are You Happy Now? was released in March 2022 to critical acclaim. She has toured nationally and internationally in support of artists such as Noah Kahan, Amos Lee, MUNA, and Corinne Bailey Rae. Her work is anchored by profound, evocative explorations of gender, race, mental illness, heartbreak, and trauma. McRae describes herself as “one house down from the girl next door.”

This Never Happened

Dirty South caught the technically transmitted disease of DJing long before he even owned his first set of turntables. He taught himself mixing skills on his NEC tape deck, utilising nothing more than its twin cassette players and a pause button to recreate the sounds of club DJing in the safety of his own bedroom. By the time he got his first decks at the start of the millennium he’d already honed the techniques ready to take on the world of his heroes. At the same time he was mastering the concept of DJing, Dirty South was also readying himself for a future in studio knob-twiddling. Spurred on by the megamixes that filtered through the radio waves into his disco den, the devious young man hotwired the family computer (once the domain of innocent school projects) with illicit music software smuggled to him by sympathetic allies. Soon he was jacking out his own remixes and edits of sordid club anthems and nasty chart hits. Wallowing in the grime of his secret life, South soon slid into the murky world of mash-ups and bootlegs. It was only a matter of time before his treachery became notorious around the global underworld and his tracks seeping out of the local clubs and infecting the airwaves from the Australian radio networks to Pete Tong's Radio 1 playlists in the UK. It was only natural that Dirty South was embraced by the twisted, like-minded crew at Vicious who fuelled his perverted pastime with remix duties for some of the biggest artists including Depeche Mode, Chris Lake, Fedde Le Grand, Roger Sanchez, Cicada, Midnight Star and TV Rock. In between remixing, Dirty managed to score two ARIA nominations, Pete Tong’s Essential New Tune and numerous number one chart positions around the globe. So what’s next? More tunes in the making, remixes and a bunch of DJ gigs to follow.

Snow Strippers

RA: Resident Advisor

it's murph

The power of music is multi-sensory, and it’s murph wants his music to do more than just catch your attention. With each note, it’s murph aims to unlock something within the listener, whether it's an emotion, a memory, or an experience; the listener is welcomed to immerse themself into his music.

Hailing from Nashville, it’s murph, alias of producer Garrett Murphy, is making a splash in the dance world with his euphoric melodies, gritty baselines and sonically expansive atmospheres. His production draws in elements of tech, bass, and heavy dance inspired by artists such as Fred Again…, Cloonee, Chris Lake and Flume.

In February, it’s murph released his debut solo single “Food For The Soul.” The track garnered over 4 million streams in a month, landing on editorial playlist such as Spotify’s mint, big on the internet, Housewerk etc. Alongside the track murph created a viral social media moment, landing “Food For The Soul” in the Viral 50 US chart.

Growing up in a musical household, it’s murph was exposed to various types of music from a young age, taking piano lessons and singing in school choir. In high school, he was exposed to electronic music at a Porter Robinson concert where he fell in love with the ambience that electronic music generated. Wanting to provide that same feeling for others while on stage, he began learning to produce as a sophomore in high school. Upon high school graduation, he moved to LA to attend the University of Southern California. it’s murph then fell in love with the never ending energetic groove of house music, making music with his friends in between classes, DJing parties and utilizing social media to share his tracks.

it’s murph is set to graduate USC in the spring of 2023 and continue building on the success of “Food For The Soul,” and his social channels. On TikTok alone, it’s murph has garnered millions of views by teasing his music and sharing live clips, including b2b sets with Dombresky, Noizu, and Dr. Fresch.

it’s murph is just getting started.

Audrey Hobert

Ben Böhmer

🇵🇭🇦🇺 electronic music maker
au/nz: desiree@lonelylandsagency.com
uk/eu: naomi@earth-agency.com

💿 All Saints - Pure Shores Edit | 𝑭𝑹𝑬𝑬 𝑫𝑳 ⇩
https://on.soundcloud.com/WP4VdZbd73RSvgJf6

Trixie Mattel

Trixie Mattel. Ages 3 and up. Accessories sold separately. Batteries not included.

Laszewo

we don't know how to pronounce it either

SIENNA SPIRO

SIENNA possesses the type of voice that stays with you long after her music has left the room. With her effortlessly soulful tone, cinematic storytelling, and subtly modern yet timeless sound, it’s almost impossible to believe that the London-born singer and songwriter is just 20 years old.

Sultan + Shepard

Sultan + Ned Shepard love a challenge. After a banner year that included several monster releases including their Grammy Nominated remix of Bruno Mars ‘Locked Out of Heaven’, their original song ‘All These Roads” and co-writing the David Guetta hit “Ba..

Silvana Estrada

The range of emotions Silvana Estrada displays is nothing short of a wonder. The Mexican singer-songwriter can be inviting and tender at one moment and make the hairs stand out on the back of your neck the next. Estrada's lauded debut 'Marchita' is an enchanting rollercoaster ride of emotions, exhuming the sweetest desire and the deepest despair, pierced by her poetic, arresting delivery. A natural performer if there ever was one.

Silvana won the 2022 Latin GRAMMY for "Best New Artist". Her music has been highlighted and featured in The New York Times, Pitchfork, The Kelly Clarkson Show, BBC Radio 6, The Guardian, NPR Music, Rolling Stone, and more.

The recent EP 'Abrazo' is a combination of songs originally recorded during the 'Marchita' album sessions as well as a couple recently recorded tracks. Silvana explains that the song "Brindo" was born out of joy and gratitude. She says, "I needed a song that encompasses the feeling that floods me every time I think about my path and my work. The idea of creating human connections through music."

Silvana's childhood home was the setting for her NPR "Tiny Desk (Home) Concert." She grew up in a house where not only music, but instruments, were made. Both of Silvana's parents are luthiers, and a path was worn to their home in Coatepec, a mountain town in Veracruz, by the musicians who arrived daily to commission a new violin or cello, or have their instruments repaired.

Silvana has performed and recorded with artists including Natalia Lafourcade, who like Silvana, grew up outside Veracruz as well as Andrew Bird, Helado Negro, Devendra Banhart, Jorge Drexler, the LA Philharmonic among others.

Haute & Freddy

Dear Royal Court, a little about us before you attend one of our spectacles...

Once upon a time in a kingdom far far away we were part of a traveling circus.

We loved our carnies but we wanted to sing and the ring master wouldn't approve of our songs. So we ran away.

Soon after, we found ourselves performing at a prestigious opera house.

Despite the audience favoring us, The Queen and King did not take kindly to our flamboyant behavior.

Thus, we were banned. But the show must go on...

So not-so-royal Royal Court... come sing, come dance, make a scene, grab your popcorn, and enjoy the show before The King's men finds out!

Yard Act

Yard Act formed in Leeds late 2019 when Ryan Needham found himself temporarily living in James Smith’s spare bedroom. bedroom. Settling into a system of programming, looping and layering, the alchemy between the two created a base from which to build their complex and ever expanding narrative world. With just three hometown shows under their belt, world events intervened, ut rather than letting the pandemic derail them Yard Act set up their own imprint, Zen F.C. and across the course of 2020 and into early 2021 released four increasingly coruscating, hilariously dark singles. Subsequently expanded to a four-piece, joined by Sam Shjipstone (guitar) and Jay Russell (drums), their debut album “The Overload” was released in January ’22, landing a number 2 album in the UK, a Mercury Prize nomination, and making them one of the most talked about bands on the planet.

Wunderhorse

Wunderhorse have seen their popularity snowball the old fashioned way; winning fans over through visceral live performances and Jacob Slater’s vivid songwriting. 2024 saw ‘the arrival of a band that could become generational’ (Rolling Stone UK) with the release of their sophomore album, Midas. Recorded at Minnesota’s Pachyderm Studio (birthplace of Nirvana’s In Utero & PJ Harvey’s Rid Of Me) with producer Craig Silvey, Midas follows their acclaimed 2022 debut, Cub, and captures the visceral atmosphere of the band’s lauded live performances. Following a year supporting the likes of Fontaines D.C and Sam Fender, 2025 sees the band touring North America ahead of playing their biggest headline shows to date, and their first European headline tour. Wunderhorse are a band who have quickly become one of British guitar music’s most exciting outfits.