New Rave Concerts

New Rave is a genre that emerged in the early 2000s, blending elements of electronic dance music (EDM), indie rock, and punk. It originated in the United Kingdom and quickly gained popularity as a subculture movement characterized by its energetic and vibrant sound.

The origins of New Rave can be traced back to the rise of indie bands incorporating electronic elements into their music. Acts like Klaxons, CSS, and The Sunshine Underground were among the pioneers of this genre. These artists combined dance beats with distorted guitars, creating a fusion that appealed to both indie and dance music fans.

Key characteristics of New Rave include high-energy beats, synthesizers, catchy hooks, and often anthemic choruses. The genre draws inspiration from various genres such as house, techno, punk rock, and new wave. This eclectic mix creates a unique sound that is both nostalgic and futuristic.

One significant album associated with New Rave is Klaxons' debut album "Myths of the Near Future" released in 2007. The album received critical acclaim for its innovative blend of indie rock and dance music. Tracks like "Golden Skans" and "Atlantis to Interzone" became anthems for the genre.

Another influential artist within New Rave is CSS (Cansei de Ser Sexy). Their self-titled debut album released in 2005 showcased their playful approach to music-making. Songs like "Let's Make Love And Listen To Death From Above" captured the essence of New Rave with its infectious energy and catchy melodies.

Over time, New Rave evolved as more artists embraced its sound. Bands such as Late Of The Pier, Shitdisco, Hadouken!, and Does It Offend You Yeah? further pushed the boundaries of this genre by incorporating heavier electronic elements while maintaining an indie sensibility.

New Rave had a significant impact on the global music scene during its peak years.