Moby

Moby, born Richard Melville Hall on September 11, 1965, is an American musician, singer, songwriter, and DJ. He rose to prominence in the 1990s with his pioneering electronic music and became one of the most recognizable figures in the genre.

His breakthrough album, "Play" (1999), catapulted him to international fame, featuring hits like "Porcelain," "Natural Blues," and "Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?" The album's innovative use of samples from old blues and gospel recordings mixed with electronic beats garnered widespread acclaim, making it one of the best-selling electronic albums of all time.

Moby's musical style is characterized by a unique blend of electronic, ambient, and dance elements, often infused with melancholic undertones and poignant lyrics. Throughout his career, he has released a diverse range of albums exploring various themes and sounds, from the introspective "Hotel" (2005) to the politically charged "Animal Rights" (1996).

Beyond his music, Moby is known for his activism, particularly his outspoken advocacy for animal rights and environmental issues. He is a committed vegan and has supported numerous organizations dedicated to animal welfare and conservation efforts.

In addition to his solo work, Moby has collaborated with various artists across different genres, further showcasing his versatility and musical creativity. His influence on electronic music and his contributions to the cultural landscape have solidified his status as one of the most influential and enduring figures in the industry.

What is included with Moby VIP Tickets

• Access to VIP lounges: You will have pre and post-show access to dedicated VIP areas or lounges These spaces offer a tranquil retreat from the bustling crowds, creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for the ultimate concert experience*.
• Fast-track entry: You will arrive at the venue through VIP entrances or priority access lanes, so you can skip the long queues and enter the venue swiftly*.
• Food and beverages: Some hospitality packages may include food and drink options. These can range from informal buffet-style meals to fine dining experiences. Additionally, a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages may be included*.
• Access to private bars: You may also have access to private bars or cocktail lounges. These bars often offer a wide selection of premium spirits, wines, and cocktails for purchase*.
• Premium padded seats: You will watch Moby perform from prime viewing areas that include VIP sections near the stage or elevated platforms, providing an unobstructed view*.
• Premium Facilities: Restrooms, cloakrooms, and concierge services may be available*.

Guests with VIP Tickets enjoy premium perks and hospitality upgrades including complimentary lounge access, VIP tickets can also ensure VIP entrance whilst Hospitality packages can include private areas and complimentary food & drinks.

*The VIP ticket and hospitality package inclusions mentioned above reflect typical offerings for VIP concert packages. For more information on specific inclusions, please select the concert date you'd like to attend from the list above.

Moby, an American musician, and DJ, gained international acclaim with his groundbreaking album "Play" in 1999, blending electronic beats with samples from old blues and gospel recordings. Beyond music, Moby is known for his passionate activism, particularly for animal rights and environmental causes.

Moby Most Popular Songs

1. "Porcelain"
2. "Natural Blues"
3. "Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?"
4. "Extreme Ways"
5. "South Side" (featuring Gwen Stefani)
6. "We Are All Made of Stars"
7. "Lift Me Up"
8. "Go"
9. "In This World"
10. "Honey"

Moby Most Popular Albums

1. "Play" (1999) - Widely regarded as Moby's breakthrough album, "Play" features iconic tracks like "Porcelain" and "Natural Blues," blending electronic music with samples from old blues and gospel recordings.
2. "18" (2002) - Following the success of "Play," "18" continued Moby's exploration of electronic music, with standout tracks such as "We Are All Made of Stars" and "Extreme Ways."
3. "Everything Is Wrong" (1995) - This album showcased Moby's versatility and experimentation, blending techno, house, and ambient styles. It includes tracks like "Feeling So Real" and "God Moving Over the Face of the Waters."
4. "Hotel" (2005) - "Hotel" marked a departure from Moby's previous sound, incorporating elements of rock and downtempo music. Notable tracks include "Lift Me Up" and "Beautiful."
5. "Animal Rights" (1996) - Considered one of Moby's most daring albums, "Animal Rights" features a departure from electronic music towards punk rock and alternative sounds. Standout tracks include "That's When I Reach for My Revolver" and "Come on Baby."

Moby confirmed the Tour on his Instagram Account, his first European Tour in 10 years, featuring his greatest hits.