Krewella

Electronic

HEADLINER

Krewella is a Chicago duo of sisters Jahan and Yasmine Yousaf, active since the early 2010s and known for fusing dubstep, bass house, hardstyle and trap with live vocals. They broke through with the 2013 debut album Get Wet and singles such as Alive and Live for the Night, then built an independent path across their own releases and relentless touring. Their sets cross heavy bass drops with sung hooks, and they front the music as vocalists rather than purely behind the decks. They have played major festivals including Ultra Music Festival and EDC and headline clubs worldwide. Krewella remain a high-energy draw at the crossover of bass music and dance-pop.

NERVO

Techno

Australian twin sisters Miriam and Olivia Nervo form the electronic music duo NERVO, a project that bridges the gap between high-profile songwriting and festival-ready dance production. Originally from Melbourne, the pair gained early international recognition by co-writing the Grammy-winning anthem When Love Takes Over for David Guetta and Kelly Rowland. Their own discography, anchored by the 2015 debut album Collateral and club-focused singles like Like Home, leans into melodic electro house and progressive house. They maintain a rigorous global touring schedule with recurring appearances at major festivals such as Tomorrowland and EDC, alongside long-standing residencies in Ibiza and Las Vegas. Their work consistently balances pop-leaning vocal hooks with the driving energy required for main-stage environments. By successfully navigating the transition from behind-the-scenes songwriters to global headliners, the duo remains a fixture in the commercial dance circuit.

ARTY

Progressive

Artem Stolyarov, known professionally as Arty, is a Russian DJ and producer who emerged as a prominent figure in the progressive house and trance scenes during the late 2000s. Based in Los Angeles, he gained early recognition through releases on labels like Anjunabeats and Enhanced Progressive before expanding his sound into big room house and pop-leaning electronic music. His debut studio album, Glorious, was released in 2015 on Insomniac Records, showcasing his ability to blend club-focused anthems with melodic, radio-friendly songwriting. He is also recognized for his prolific remix work for artists such as OneRepublic, Halsey, and Porter Robinson, alongside his trance-focused project, Alpha 9. Arty remains a mainstay at major global festivals including Electric Daisy Carnival, Tomorrowland, and Creamfields, consistently balancing his roots in progressive house with evolving electronic production.