Featured Artists
Alec Benjamin United States
Alec Benjamin strips "Let Me Down Slowly" and "Devil Doesn't Bargain" right back on the roof.
Sports United States
Oklahoma’s Sports have spent the last decade making electronic/pop music that’s almost too slippery to categorise, pulling psych, funk, soft rock and electronics into something unmistakably their own. They hit the roof with two cuts from their new self-titled record, the nervy, glitch-heavy “Drama King” and the much warmer “Keep Falling in Love”.
Bea and Her Business United Kingdom
If you’ve spent even five minutes on TikTok lately, chances are you’ve stumbled into the world of Bea and her Business, a world where chaos is welcome, vulnerability is currency, and oversharing is practically a superpower.
Ruel Australia
Sydney's RUEL joins us on Mood on the Roof, which this time just happens to be a floor down, for a secret YouTube Music Nights show in our warehouse, played in the round to a sweat-soaked crowd getting the new Kicking My Feet & Screaming songs at point-blank range.
Master Peace United Kingdom
London-born Master Peace was rapping over dance-punk guitars before anyone had a name for indie sleaze. He joins us on the roof with his guitarist for two sides of it, working the deck on a handheld mic for a full-frontman “ONE of ONE”, then planting himself at the stand for the stripped-back “sucker punch !”.
Nick Mulvey United Kingdom
Nick Mulvey pulled up to the roof solo for two songs and twelve years between them, “Dark Harvest”, the title track off his fourth album, and “Fever to the Form”, his fan favourite dropped in 2014.
Grentperez Australia
Grentperez arrives on the roof with a catalogue built from bedroom recordings into full-band moments, where Cherry Wine first put him on the map with its mix of nostalgia and candid romance, and Why I Love You continues that showing he has one of the best breakout arcs in Australian pop right now.
SLØTFACE x The Buoys Norway & Australia
Norway's punk sensation SLØTFACE and Sydney's garage rock darlings, The Buoys rock out on the MOTR stage with their collaborative single, "Fight Back Time."
Cil United States
Coming in from LA by way of Colorado, rising alt-pop artist Cil (@cil236 ) joined us on the roof for a stripped-back performance that hit straight through the autumn air.
Dodie United Kingdom
dodie strips back "Hot Mess" on the roof, with "Boys Like You" for the encore.
Oliver Cronin Australia
Australian pop’s latest export, Oliver Cronin, seems poised to hit his stride. Halfway To Paradise, his freshly dropped EP, threads together everything from vulnerable ballads to club-ready bangers.
Donovan Woods Canada
Donovan Woods occupies a space that feels increasingly rare. He writes songs that feel like real life, without smoothing the edges or rushing to meaning. In Back for the Funeral and When Our Friends Come Over, that approach is on full display.
JessB x Sampa the Great NZ/AU
The bullet-out-of-gun energy JessB and Sampa the Great combine on new song "Power" for a hard hitting Mood on the Roof concert.
Thomas Headon United Kingdom
Thomas Headon brings a laid-back, internet-native energy to everything he does, bringing two acoustic renditions of "Georgia" and "How Do I Know" to the roof.
Tash Australia
Tash plays "Softly" and "787" on our roof in 2024.
Riley Pearce Australia
Riley Pearce performs Keep Moving on the roof, delivering a stripped-back rendition that leans into restraint and understatement. A simple, considered performance that lets the song speak for itself.
SAFIA Australia
Canberra electronic trio SAFIA bring their signature synthscapes and falsettos to the roof with live renditions of "Float" and "Fall Right Back To You" off their 3rd album "A Lover’s Guide To A Lucid Dream".
Keli Holiday Australia
Peking Duk's Adam Hyde brings Keli Holiday to the roof, pairing Nick Cave's "Into My Arms" with his own "doyoulikeitornot?" and playing "lowdown".