concert20:00
Tue 17.11.
20:00
✨ New
Royal Arena, Lund
The Prodigy
Electronic music legends The Prodigy perform at Royal Arena in Lund.
The Prodigy
About
The Prodigy are an electronic band from Braintree, Essex, founded in 1990 by producer and songwriter Liam Howlett. Fusing rave, breakbeat and industrial rock into a sound entirely their own, they broke into the mainstream with The Fat of the Land (1997) and singles like "Firestarter" and "Breathe". Seven studio albums, six of which hit #1 in the UK, and over 25 million records sold worldwide cement their place as one of the most influential acts in electronic music history. Since the death of frontman Keith Flint in March 2019, Howlett and MC Maxim have continued the band, with Flint's presence remaining a defining part of their identity.
25M+
records sold worldwide
7
studio albums, 6 of which reached #1 in the UK
#1
US Billboard 200 debut for The Fat of the Land (1997)
What's new
- 2026-06
The Prodigy announced four large outdoor 'Warriors Dance' headline shows in the UK for summer 2026, including a return to Milton Keynes National Bowl on 22 August, supported by Carl Cox, Andy C and David Rodigan.
- 2025-11
Liam Howlett confirmed new music is in progress, describing the upcoming sound as 'f***ing evil rave' and stating that Keith Flint will remain 'deeply ingrained' in The Prodigy's sound.
- 2025-11
The Prodigy told Mixmag that fans would hear new music in 2026, promising 'Ruckus' when asked what they would contribute to music that year.
- 2025-07
Following their Glastonbury 2025 headline set, The Prodigy extended their 2026 UK arena tour with additional dates in Nottingham and Newcastle due to high demand.
- 2025-06
The Prodigy announced a UK and Ireland arena tour for April 2026 with special guest Carl Cox, performing across 10 arenas.
Tour
GlasgowManchesterLondonNottinghamNewcastleDublinMilton KeynesBarcelonaLas VegasSeinajokiWerchterTrencinAmsterdam
Tracks
Firestarterlead single from The Fat of the Land (1997), UK #1
BreatheUK #1 single from The Fat of the Land (1997)
Smack My Bitch Upcontroversial 1997 single, a live staple
Voodoo Peoplebreakout track from Music for the Jilted Generation (1994)
Omenlead single from Invaders Must Die (2009)
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