itsjoannaliu On April 5, 2025, Elderbrook took The Torch at the LA Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles and hosted an electrifying evening of electronic music. The night commenced with a captivating performance by Belgian melodic house producer Jerro, who set the tone with his signature atmospheric soundscapes. Following Jerro, American DJ & producer Le Youth took the stage, energizing the crowd with his blend of house & R&B-infused tracks. The evening culminated with a mesmerizing headline set from UK multi-instrumentalist & singer-songwriter Elderbrook, renowned for his emotive vocals & dynamic live performances. This event was part of Elderbrook’s ‘Another Touch North American Tour’ and attracted a vibrant audience of electronic music enthusiasts.
Le Youth
Wes James, professionally known as Le Youth, is an American DJ and producer from Toledo, Ohio, now based in Los Angeles. He gained recognition in 2013 with his breakout single “Cool.” The single samples Cassie Ventura’s “Me & U” and blends R&B with 90s house music. This track showcased his signature style of fusing R&B and house elements.
In May 2022, Le Youth released his debut album, “Reminders,” featuring collaborations with artists like Sultan & Shepard. He followed up with his sophomore album, “About Us,” in September 2023, which includes collaborations with Jodie Knight, Fractures, Bailey, and Lane 8. Le Youth’s recent EP, “&,” released in 2024, explores a range of emotions through tracks like “Hourglass” with Lexer and Bailey, and “Golden” featuring Myrne and Bertie Scott. Known for his breezy melodies and rich production, Le Youth continues to evolve in the melodic house genre.
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Elderbrook
A live phenomenon in every sense of the word, Elderbrook (real name Alex Kotz) is a British multi-instrumentalist, producer, and singer-songwriter whose genre-defying sound and emotionally resonant songwriting have captivated audiences worldwide. Known for his innate ability to blend infectious beats with introspective lyricism, Elderbrook crafts deeply personal music that explores themes of identity, vulnerability, human connection, and mental wellbeing—offering listeners not just tracks to dance to, but experiences to feel deeply.
Elderbrook first burst into the global spotlight in 2017 with the breakout hit “Cola,” a hypnotic collaboration with house duo Camelphat. The track quickly became a worldwide phenomenon, selling over seven million copies, climbing to No. 1 on the US Dance Airplay Chart, and earning both a GRAMMY nomination for Best Dance Recording and an Ivor Novello Award nod. It was a game-changing moment that cemented Elderbrook’s place in the modern electronic music landscape.
Far from a one-hit wonder, Elderbrook has since carved out a reputation as one of the most compelling and versatile artists in contemporary music. His discography includes three critically-acclaimed studio albums—Why Do We Shake in the Cold? (2020), Little Love (2023), and Another Touch (2024)—each showcasing a rich evolution of sound and a commitment to emotional honesty. These records, along with a string of successful singles and collaborations, have formed a powerful catalogue of genre-blurring, dancefloor-ready anthems that pulse with heart and meaning.
With over 1.5 billion global streams to his name, Elderbrook’s impact reaches far beyond the studio. He has toured extensively across the globe, joining forces onstage and in the studio with some of the most respected names in the industry, including Diplo, John Summit, Bob Moses, Rudimental, Black Coffee, and RÜFÜS DU SOL. His live shows are widely praised for their immersive energy and multi-instrumental flair, seamlessly blending live instrumentation with electronic production in a way that feels both intimate and explosive.
Highlights from Elderbrook’s ever-growing list of career milestones include supporting Jungle and Odesza on major international tours, delivering a show-stopping performance at Coachella’s Sahara Stage, and headlining a spellbinding show at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. He’s also taken his captivating live act to countless venues and festivals across North America, Australia, and Europe, earning a reputation as a must-see performer with a distinctive sound and vision.
As he steps into this next chapter of his career, Elderbrook continues to break boundaries—sonically, emotionally, and creatively. With a fearless spirit and an ever-growing fanbase, he stands as a trailblazing force in modern music: thoughtful, bold, and undeniably moving.
Photos by Joanna Liu. Copyright © 2025 Joanna Liu Photography ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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