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Swedish band "Small Feet" is reminding us why folk is one of the purest, most heartfelt genres that will always remain timeless. This trio gives a thoughtful performance of classic drums, powerful vocals, and the perfect springtime concert.  Do not miss at FZW this April.

This French trio are bringing a new infusion to psychedelia. The band's debut album La Planète Inexplorée is a first class issue reminiscent of late night jams and sci-fi madness.

The Nordic sounds have a fairy-like emotion to them regardless of the region, but Icelandic Júníus Meyvant (real name Unnar Gísli Sigurmundsson) is one that will teleport you directly to the remote archipelago off the coast of Iceland. 

After Palac Akropolis on the 25th of February, the Echo Collective hat trick continues with A38 in Budapest and with Kino Siska on the 27th of February.

Amsterdam-based collective Altin Gün will open the door into some of the best blends of Western funk and psychedelic rock that the recent years have ever seen.

German Fabian Altstötter began his musical career with founding the band Sizarr.

Everyone's favorite folk punk Portugese are returning to Kino Siska to give the crowds of Ljubljana some more. Their shows energetic, their message charismatic, let's see how they've been fairing in the past year.

The Homesick, home from

British Marmozet's are undoubtedly one of Europe's favorite discoveries. Steadily building a strong fanbase since 2014, they've sold out their recent tour in England with their album Knowing What You Know, shooting this band into the spotlight of those to look out for.

French quadro-power dance-pop sensation is continuing their tour across Europe with one more stop at Ancienne Belgique this October 25th. The Nice-based group is no stranger to amassing large audiences at their gigs.

Serbian Bojana Vunturišević is leaving us floored with her unique vocals, charisma and excellent pop hits. Her solo debut "Daljine" has been regarded as a modern pop gem and compared to superstars such as Lord.

October marks the four-piece band revolution at Liveurope, continuing with French garage-pop Juniore. Modern take on the 60s with soothing vocals is what made this act one of the best representations of what's coming out of France this season.