Nile Rodgers & Chic

Nile Rodgers & Chic are icons of disco and funk music who have left a lasting mark on the musical landscape with timeless classics and an unmistakable style. Nile Rodgers, born on 19 September 1952, is the mastermind behind Chic and a renowned musician, producer and songwriter. Together with his partner Bernard Edwards, Rodgers founded Chic in the late 1970s and defined the sound of an entire era. With hits such as "Le Freak", "Good Times" and "Everybody Dance", they created anthems that are still played in clubs all over the world today.

Rodgers' guitar playing, characterised by funky riffs and precise rhythms, is the band's trademark. In addition to Chic, Rodgers has worked as a producer and songwriter with an impressive list of artists, including David Bowie, Madonna, Diana Ross and Daft Punk. He was instrumental in albums such as Let's Dance and Like a Virgin and has received numerous awards for his contribution to music, including a Grammy for his work on Daft Punk's Random Access Memories.

Chic and Nile Rodgers are known for their energetic live performances, seamlessly blending classics and modern hits. Their music is not only a testament to the disco era, but a lasting influence on funk, pop and dance. Nile Rodgers remains a key figure in the music industry who has inspired generations of musicians and continues to inspire with unrivalled style.