Techno legends Scooter are beloved by ravers and dance music fans ever for their early-2000s hit The Logical Song - and now they are promising to bring the 'biggest rave ever' to Cardiff this September as part of The Bay Series collection of gigs.
Now back for 2023, the Happy Hardcore German band have been active since the early 1990s but became a dance favourite in the UK in 2002 with their hits The Logical Song and Nessaja. They will play at Alexandra Head in Cardiff Bay on September 8, 2023 with tickets going on sale on Friday, March 3 at 10am via Live Nation.
As well as the classics, they will bring new releases God Save the Rave and Waste Your Youth to Cardiff shores. The German trio have racked up a whopping 30 million single and album sales through their expansive career, with an enormous 100 gold and platinum records globally.
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Supporting Scooter will be DJ Shugz and Will Atkinson with more acts due to be announced. The Bay Series is Wales’ biggest open-air concert series, delivering music, food and culture to Cardiff Bay with the help of some of the greatest musical names on the planet. The spectacular, custom-built, open-air site at Alexandra Head will play host to an unmissable line-up with the likes of Lewis Capaldi, Pendulum, Biffy Clyro and more having taken to the stage in the previous two years.
This year the Series also sees The Streets, Chemical Brothers and N-Dubz perform at the arena, and you can read more on big gigs in Cardiff this year here. You can keep up to date with the latest What's On news by signing up to the newsletter here.
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