
[/heading] Florence + The Machine don’t stop for anything. Even though lead singer Florence Welsh broke her foot during the band’s Coachella set, they continue to tour through the turmoil. Showing her dedication, Welsh hasn’t wavered in her performance. Florence + The Machine have always been known to compose breath-taking concerts filled with orchestral measures and Welsh’s angelic range. This show promises to be a highlight, especially with the addition of new material from the overwhelming new album How Big How Blue How Beautiful. [youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ50rvySDCk” width=”900″ height=”600″ rel=”no”] [heading size=”30″ align=”left”]Jamie xx (Friday)[/heading] Jamie xx is one taking the world by storm. With a flawless debut solo album under his belt and countless remixes of famous artists, this British star is on a crash course to high heights. With an expansive list of artists and genres to cover, Jamie xx’s set is intended to be a joyride of vibrating bass and synth mixtures that will leave you with goosebumps. [youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjNssEVlB6M” width=”900″ height=”600″ rel=”no”] [heading size=”30″ align=”left”]Museum Of Love (Friday)[/heading] Pat Mahoney, former member of the dance-punk icons LCD Soundsystem, has branched out with his new project Museum of Love, a group that takes inspiration from LCD’s rebellious noise and danceable tracks. With a retro perspective, Museum of Love allows themselves to get lost in the various experimental sounds that grow exponentially throughout each performance. Their sound is like the next generation of the dance-punk genre, meshing plenty of hums to cover a broad spectrum. [heading size=”30″ align=”left”]Owen Pallett (Saturday)[/heading] Multi-instrumentalist and Canadian prodigy Owen Pallett defies the normative genre categorization with collaborations that span from artists like Arcade Fire, The National, Grizzly Bear, and even Duran Duran. Pallett usually comes equipped with keys and strings, making his live performances a symphony of calming melodies. Anticipate some mean violin shredding and rhythms that will be forever stuck in your head. [heading size=”30″ align=”left”]SBTRKT (Friday)[/heading] Even though I’ve mentioned SBTRKT (among others) previously on this site, I can’t help but stress how important artists like him are. This show has been dubbed a DJ set, meaning SBTRKT has free reign over his material, giving the impression that it will be a beat-filled extravaganza for the ages. Filled to the brim with eclectic blips and a fun stage presence, SBTRKT’s DJ set is highly anticipated. [heading size=”30″ align=”left”]Shamir (Saturday)[/heading] He is probably one the most talked-about artists of 2015. Shamir’s musical attitude is the embodiment of today’s society. Young and full of ideas, Shamir gives it his all with an electronic sound and a rather unusual voice. While his delivery isn’t the straight, cookie-cutter chops you would find on the top 40 list, Shamir’s pop sensibility shines in the most unique ways. Prepare for an emotional ride of bangers and ballads and an all-around good atmosphere. [youtube_advanced url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp9GgdCgMXk” width=”900″ height=”600″ rel=”no”]