The Chemical Brothers

The Chemical Brothers have played a vital role in substantiating electronica and dance music within popular culture over their 30-year career. Elevating big beat to the cultural fore alongside their peers Fatboy Slim and The Prodigy, ever-danceable tracks like 'Hey Boy, Hey Girl', as well as No.1 singles 'Setting Sun' and 'Block-Rockin' Beats' firmly established dance music within the mainstream consciousness. 

Ed Simon and Tom Rowlands continue to pursue the realms of electronica yet simultaneously create infectious, hallucinatory, and accessible beat-driven tunes that were destined for the festival stage. Bridging the gap between genre-specific festivals, The Chemical Brothers became one of the initial artists to prove that dance music was universal, with landmark sets at Glastonbury, Creamfields, and Woodstock '99.

Still commanding rightful headline slots at numerous festivals, 2019 is another huge year for The Chemical Brothers with upcoming appearances at All Points East, NOS Alive, Mad Cool Festival, and Creamfields once again later this year.

Their creative bond with one another, similarly to their audiences, is as fervent as it has ever been since their first musical collaboration in 1989.