Their debut album 'See See the Sun' was released in 1973. 'Royal Bed Bouncer' (1975), Kayak's third album, even got the attention of American records labels. Three albums later Kayak had their biggest success when releasing 'Phantom of The Night' featuring hitsingle 'Ruthless Queen'. In 1981 they decided to call it a day.

Kayak reunited again in 1999. Between 2001 and 2006 Kayak released several albums and even a rock opera! In the beginning of 2008 their album 'Coming up For Air' was released and with the Anniversary Tour they are celebrating their 35 years anniversary.

In 2003 Volbeat had their first success when releasing their second demo called 'Beat the Meat'. From thereon things only went up for the band. Airplay on European radio, touring with big European and American metal bands, and a contract with the label Rebel Monster followed quickly.

Their debut album 'The Strength / The Sound/The Songs' was released on Rebel Monster in 2005. Numerous awards and chart topping album sales, saw Volbeat exceeded all expectations. In 2006, a year in which the band played almost every major festival in Europe, the success story continued.

In 2007, Volbeat's second album 'Rock the Rebel/ Metal the Devil' went straight in at number 1 in the Danish album charts. That same year the band performed opening shows for Metallica and Megadeth.

Volbeat's third album called 'Guitar Gangsters & Cadillac Blood' was released in 2008. Number 1 position in several albums charts followed once again. 'Maybellene i Hofteholder' was the first single that was featured on the album.

In 1994, Stuck Mojo was signed to Century records where they released their debut album 'Snappin' Necks' in 1995. From thereon things only went up for the American metal band. Especially when touring with Machine Head and Slapshot in 1996 and the release of their their second album 'Pigwalk' in the same year.

The band's love for WWF wrestling inspired the group's music and was an inspiration for 'Rising' in 1998, the most successful Stuck Mojo album untill then. The single 'Rising', that was featured on the album, was a huge success and the video had great airplay on MTV. Though, after releasing 'Declaration of a Headhunter' in 2000, the band decided to break up.

Stuck Mojo, with a slight change in personnel, reunited in 2005. In 2008, the band signed to Napalm Records and released 'Natural Southern Killers' with much success. In the fall of 2008 they went on an European tour with Volbeat as a supporting act. On November 28th their new album 'The Great Revival' is going to be released.

The first album of Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes named 'I Don't Want to Go Home' came out in 1976. The album was recorded with a contribution of his good friend Bruce Springsteen, who wrote a few songs for the album. Follow-up 'This Time it's For Real' contained even more Springsteen-written songs and also guest appearances of his influences the Drifters and the Coasters. The album 'Hearts of Stone' was their peak of success in the year 1978 although they failed to break through to mass success.

The band has an impressive list of 20 albums in 30 years. Southside Johnny's biggest hits are 'I Don't Want to Go Home', 'The Fever' and 'Talk to Me'. In 1991 Johnny relaunched his career by coming out 'Better Days', an album that contains a special collaboration with Jon Bon Jovi.

In 2001 Southside Johnny founded his own label called Leroy. In the new millennium he remains an active recording artist, bringing out 'Grapefruit Moon' (2008), a successful collaboration with La Bamba's Big Band. People can count on seeing a authentic rhythm & blues show filled with their greatest hits, when Johnny is touring with the Asbury Jukes.

Their debut album 'Viper Ethics' (2003) was met with great reviews and with one big bang, 'Disco Ensemble', had claimed their spot in the punk genre. From thereon the band played many venues and festivals all across Europe.

The second album 'First Aid Kit' came out in 2005 and was the next big step to success for the Finnish group. Featuring singles 'Black Euro' and 'We Might Fall Apart' the album topped album charts across Europe. All of a sudden they were playing festivals like Roskilde, Rock am Ring and even Glastonbury. No one could deny their success anymore and after signing to Vertigo Records 'First Aid Kit' was released in more than 20 countries worldwide.

In spring 2008 they released their third album, called 'Magic Recoveries' which saw Disco Ensemble reach the number one position in the Finnish album charts and also get nominated for a MTV Video Music Award. On this third album Disco Ensemble has added synthesizers to their sound without losing touch with authentic punkrock.

Iglu & Hartly's music is a mixture of music styles and cultures. Catchy guitar hooks, raps, vocals, drums, bass and lot's of synthesizers are combined to create pop music that sticks in your head. Their music was quickly noticed by some major records labels, especially in the UK they became very popular, due to their single 'Violent and Young which came out on indie label Another Music = Another Kitchen.

Directly after releasing their first single Iglu & Hartly were signed to Mercury Records in the summer of 2008. In september of 2008 they released their hitsingle 'In This City' which settled their name in modern pop music. With this catchy tune they reached number 14 in the UK top 40 charts and later in september their debut album '& Then Boom' was also met with good reviews. Iglu & Hartly followed up their debut album with a tour that saw them perform around the world.

The jazz band soon made name for themselves when they released the 12” record called 'Extended Play' in 1995. As a result, New Cool Collective played numerous clubs and even the North Sea Festival '96. In 1997 the band released their first full album 'Soul Jazz Latin Flavours Nineties Vibe' and they embarked on a successful European club tour. The follow-up in 1998, 'More Soul Jazz Latin Flavours Nineties Vibe', made sure that New Cool Collective could claim their spot at the top. In 2000 the 'big band edition' was introduced and they recorded they album 'Big!' The album, that featured vocals of Trijntje Oosterhuis and Georgie Fame, was awarded with an Edison (prestigious Dutch music award). Their third album, 'Bring It On', was also nominated for an Edison in 2003.

The double album 'Trippin' featuring Tony Allen was released on Dox Records in 2005. Together with Tony, New Cool Collective also played Lowland festival in the same year. In 2007 they supported Jules Deelder on his Dutch theatre tour and that same year a live album is released by the 'big band' edition of the New Cool Collective. The band released 'Out Of Office' in 2008, an album that contains more cinematic sounds and rock styles. The record sounds jazzy and danceable as always, but deeper and darker than their previous work. Through the years, New Cool Collective has played numerous shows and festivals like Roskilde, Sziget and Lowlands.

This folk rock band brought together 6 men from Brighton, United Kingdom. The political engaged rock music with Celtic flavoring got them to be the band who received more platinum, gold and silver albums than any band of the 90's in the UK.

The band has been enjoying an exceptional live-reputation for years, which they got by playing at numerous big festivals over the years. Inspired by the world's problems and bands like U2 and Waterboys, Levellers have always been innovative but never lost touch with folk rock music on any of their albums.

In 1995 their success stagnated somewhat because of the album 'Zeitgeist', that got mixed reviews. Some of their greatest hits are 'Liberty Song', 'What a Beautiful Day' and 'Riverflow. In 2008 the band came out with 'Letters from the Underground' that was met with mostly good reviews and the band began one of it's many European tours.