Anyone who has visited a dance floor or in a festival tent in the nillies undoubtedly remembers the pumping classics of Shameboy. Producer Luuk Cox took up his love for Kraftwerk's electronica and The Chemical Brothers' big beat under that name and got a generation dancing with hits like 'Rechoque', 'Strobot' and 'Splend-It'.

In recent years, Cox has been more into producing, including for Stromae, Compact Disk Dummies, Admiral Freebee and Intergalactic Lovers, leaving Shameboy somewhat on the back burner. But the appetite to bang live is back, and so Cox pulls out his live show again. Shameboy live promises an adrenaline shot in your nostalgia organ and a dopamine spike through your dancing legs.

Few DJs have such an iconic look as the 50% moustache and 50% quiff that Arnaud Rebotini consists of. With the legendary Black Strobe (together with Ivan Smagghe), he was at the forefront of Electroclash, the leather-jacketed precursor of electrohouse that combined elements of acid, techno, new wave, industrial and death disco into a fusion of dance and rock. Hits like 'Italian Fireflies' and 'Me & Madonna' are classics in the genre and will be recognised by anyone with a Dr Lektroluv compilation or collection of Kitsuné MP3s in memory at the first notes.

Parallel to Black Strobe, Rebotini is a sought-after producer and remixer, releasing tracks under his own name with great regularity since 1995 and composing film soundtracks. His DJ sets are as diverse and eclectic as his career, ranging from dark wave over blazing electroclash to rave and techno.