Live at the Palace with Ladytron, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, and more

Ladytron, blending synth, dream pop, and disco since 1999, is known for hits like "Destroy Everything You Touch." They've topped Billboard charts and worked with Christina Aguilera.

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, formed by Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys, known for hits like "Enola Gay," blend Stockhausen with ABBA. Their album, The Punishment of Luxury, reached top charts, receiving critical acclaim. Not resting on nostalgia, they continue to innovate with "Bauhaus Staircase," their most political work, showcasing their artistic evolution and devotion to musical integrity. Despite success, they maintain a commitment to authenticity over heritage status.

Neil Arthur and Stephen Luscombe, as Blancmange, were synth-pop pioneers in the 80s with hits like “Living on the Ceiling.” Known for collaborations with artists like Can, the duo reunited in 2011 with the album “Blanc Burn.” Post-Stephen's departure, Neil produced seven Blancmange albums and worked on side projects like Fader and Near Future.

Rusty, a synthpop artist inspired by classic '80s sounds, wrote and produced 13 tracks on his acclaimed debut album "Welcome to the Dancefloor." He hosts weekly radio shows featuring new electronic artists.