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Modestep plays Club FOMO in Sofia on November 6, 2026. Tickets are from 30 euros (1,848 MKD) on the Ticket Station network, with pre-sale for Fest Club members from May 28 and general sale from May 29.
Modestep is the British project of Josh Friend, founded as a band in north London in 2010 and now running as Friend's solo project after drummer Pat Lundy stepped away in 2022. The style is a recognizable mix of dubstep, drum & bass and electronic rock - a sound that opened the door for the next generation of British electronic artists.
The debut single „Sunlight" from 2011 reached number 16 on the UK pop chart and racked up over one million YouTube views in four days. The debut album „Evolution Theory" from 2013 also included hits like „Feel Good", „To The Stars" and „Show Me a Sign", while the second album „London Road" from 2015 confirmed them as a serious name on the British electronic scene. Behind them: shows at Glastonbury, Coachella, Reading Festival, EDC, Ultra, Lost Lands, Summer Sonic and an audience of over 750,000 at Woodstock.
For the first time in 10 years, Modestep is taking the full live program through the UK and Europe. The Sofia night at FOMO will bring two new mysterious masked collaborators and a production that promises the most intense Modestep show on a club stage. Tickets on Ticket Station from 30 euros (1,848 MKD).
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