Cream announced that Underworld Live are the headline act for an indoor festival to be held at the MFCC grounds in Ta’ Qali on March 30 (eve of public holiday).

Afrojack and Dash Berlin , two of the most in demand contemporary music artistes, will be supporting Underworld for this event.

Last September, Underworld returned with their eight... the studio album, Barking, featuring contributions from Dubfire, Mark Knight and D. Ramirez, Appleblim and Al Tourettes and Paul Van Dyk, which provided further proof that Dr Smith and Mr Hyde are unstoppable.

Underworld is simply one of the most important groups in the history of electronic music. Influential, personal, as successful as they are extravagant, Karl Hyde and Rick Smith have broken all possible moulds.

Founded in the Welsh city of Cardiff in the mid-eighties, Underworld quickly scaled the heights of the indie charts thanks to an unusual approach which was based on their fondness for the synthetic sounds of Kraftwerk and took in all types of musical styles, ranging from rock to the music of Jamaica. The frenetic Born Slippy and the soundtrack to Trainspotting shot them to stardom amid press acclaim and stratospheric sales figures. Underworld are enshrined as one of the major groups of contemporary pop music, able to fill stadia, produce soundtracks for Hollywood’s leading directors and design games for PlayStation, and have never stopped carving out their own niche.

Afrojack, one of the most in- demand deejays on the planet, is a 23-year-old dance music prodigy from The Netherlands, has achieved a milestone in music that most artistes twice his age only dream about – he has won a coveted Grammy for Best Remix for his co-collaboration with David Guetta on Madonna’s track Revolver.

Meanwhile, Dash Berlin has been one of the most prolific hit-makers of the past few years with tracks such as Man on the Run, Waiting and Never Cry Again. The breakthrough for the Dash Berlin came with the track Till The Sky Falls Down.