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Shane Codd Chats About His New Single, Career Highlights So Far, Plans For 2023 & More!
Irish electronic talent Shane Codd and UK singer-songwriter Bryn Christopher unveiled their collaborative single ‘Feels So Good’ on the 7th of October this past year. Combining majestic strings and infectious hooks with Christopher’s hair-raising vocals, ‘Feels So Good’ is a dance track with serious staying power. We had the pleasure of chatting with Shane on a number of topics.
Hey Shane! Thanks for chatting with us. You recently released your latest track ‘Feels So Good’ – a collaboration with Bryn Christopher, how did the track come about?
Bryn is a beast! This track came about from a session we did back in February. We wanted to make a festival tune and we wanted one we felt like people could sing along to. We imagined people chanting ‘don’t it feel so good’. Bryn just nailed the vocal in this and it was impossible to pick or leave out any of the ad libs he gave me.
What has been your top career highlight so far in your journey?
I would say my first American tour was probably one of the highest moments. I’d always dreamed of going there. I remember my mates used to do J1s and I didn’t have the money back then to go. Now I’m travelling the US doing what I love and it’s amazing. Bringing my family and friends with me is the icing on top.
What made you first get into music?
I’ve loved dance music from a young age. My parents would tell me how I would love ‘Eiffel 65 – I’m Blue and to this day I love all the old school dance tunes. I started learning how to produce music when I was 19 and haven’t looked back since. My 90s trance playlist on Spotify now has over 100k followers.
After the success of your debut track ‘Get Out My Head’, things started to move pretty quickly for you in the industry. How did that feel?
Things moved fast and it was amazing. But I didn’t feel the full of effect of things until after COVID when I got to travel, meet people and actually do all the other things in the industry. Don’t get me wrong, there was some stress involved in how quickly everything changed and trying to come to grips with all the extra behind the scenes stuff the Industry brings like managing relationships with management, solicitors, accountants and learning how record labels work etc. It was a lot to take in and I’m still learning. I’ve learned so much over the past 2 years.
Outside of music, what do you like to do for fun?
I love MMA. I train Muay Thai and I love watching UFC. I try to train whenever I can and sometimes I can’t always make it an MMA gym so I just do some weights or cardio. One of the hardest things for me was coming out of lockdown and trying to get back into shape, while also managing my new lifestyle. Now I’m finally getting a balance on everything. I think looking after yourself is so important even in feeling good.
Who would be your dream collaboration in the future?
For a singer , it has to be Becky Hill. I believe it will happen I’ve met Becky a few times and she’s lovely I supported her for her dublin show last year. There’s a lot of other DJs I’d like to collab with too. Calvin Harris , MK, Sonny fodera are ones I like. I think another dream collab would have to be a Gigi D’agostino or Alice deejay, one of the legends of dance music I grew up listening to them and still do.
What are your plans for the next year? Can we expect more music?
I’m literally just planning out new music and gigs for next year. I’m working on all my tunes for next year now and I’m pulling from my influences when I was young. I’m going to experiment a lot next year and it’s going to be like an evolution. My first track is coming in January and it will have elements of my first track – Get Out My Head, with pianos and vocal chops. After that every track is going to be different – a surprise for people.
Stream ‘Feels So Good’ below.
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Understanding the Disputes Eric Prydz and Calvin Harris Have Filed Against Their Former Manager
The separate financial disputes involving Calvin Harris and Eric Prydz have drawn renewed attention after both artists filed claims against their former manager, Thomas St. John. The cases differ in scale but share similar concerns regarding how funds were handled during their time under his management. Public filings outline a substantial investment issue raised by Calvin Harris and a claim of unauthorized withdrawals reported by Eric Prydz, creating a clearer picture of why both artists have chosen to move forward through legal channels.
Calvin Harris’s Financial Dispute With Thomas St. John
The financial claim filed by Calvin Harris centers on his involvement in a planned Hollywood development promoted by his former manager Thomas St. John. Public documents state that Calvin Harris contributed a 10 million dollar loan and a 12.5 million dollar investment intended for the construction of a creative and commercial complex. According to the filings, the project has not progressed as expected, and a significant portion of the money appears to have been directed to entities linked to Thomas St. John. The information made available outlines concerns about the transparency of the project, the lack of detailed updates, and the absence of returns on the funds that were supplied.
The case is currently moving through arbitration, which limits the amount of material released publicly, although the available documents provide a clear view of why Calvin Harris submitted the claim. His statement highlights the unresolved status of the project and the limited explanations he received regarding how the funds were used. The filings describe unanswered questions about the management of the investment, the shift in the project’s direction, and the distribution of the money after it was transferred. These points form the basis of the ongoing dispute between Calvin Harris and Thomas St. John and set the foundation for the legal process now underway.
Eric Prydz’s Claim Against His Former Manager
The filing submitted by Eric Prydz outlines a separate set of financial concerns involving his former manager Thomas St. John. According to the publicly available information, Eric Prydz reported a series of withdrawals that he did not authorize, totaling more than 269,000 dollars. His complaint also states that important tax documents were withheld during the preparation of his return, which created further issues and prompted him to seek independent assistance. These details form the core of his claim and show that his dispute is focused on personal account activity rather than investment matters.
The information released so far presents a clear picture of why Eric Prydz chose to move forward with legal action. The filings describe discrepancies in payments, concerns about access to financial records, and unresolved questions about the handling of his accounts. While the amount involved is smaller than the figure associated with Calvin Harris, the nature of the complaint adds another layer to the ongoing discussions surrounding the financial management provided by Thomas St. John. The case remains active as additional information continues to surface through the legal process.
How the Two Cases Connect
Although the cases involving Calvin Harris and Eric Prydz differ in scale and detail, they point to a shared concern about how their finances were managed under Thomas St. John. Both filings describe difficulties in obtaining clear information, unresolved questions about account activity, and disputes regarding the use or movement of funds. The available documents also show that each artist chose to pursue their claims separately, which confirms that the situations developed independently rather than as part of one combined action. These points create a clearer understanding of why both artists elected to move forward through formal channels instead of informal negotiation.
Together, the two cases have brought attention to the broader issues surrounding high-level financial management in the music industry, especially for artists who rely on long-term advisors to oversee complex portfolios. The information currently released reflects the individual circumstances of Calvin Harris and Eric Prydz, without extending beyond what has been confirmed in public filings. As both matters continue through the legal process, further updates are expected to provide additional clarity regarding the outcomes of their disputes with Thomas St. John.
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Calvin Harris will debut in India this November with two performances confirmed in Mumbai and Bengaluru
Calvin Harris will perform in India for the first time with shows scheduled in Mumbai on November 8 and Bengaluru on November 9, 2025. This debut appearance adds two of India’s biggest cities to his global schedule and marks a major moment for the country’s electronic music scene.
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These India dates are being produced by Sunburn in partnership with BookMyShow Live, two of the country’s biggest names in live entertainment. Sunburn, which began in Goa in 2007 and has since grown into one of Asia’s largest electronic music festival brand, has been instrumental in bringing global dance music acts to Indian stages. Its collaborations with BookMyShow have expanded international lineups across cities, giving audiences access to performances that previously skipped the region. Calvin Harris joining that roster underlines how India is now firmly on the global map for major electronic shows.
Calvin Harris India Tour: What We Know So Far
Calvin Harris will make his India debut across two back-to-back dates this November. The tour opens in Mumbai on Saturday, November 8, before moving to Bengaluru on Sunday, November 9. Both performances are being staged as large-scale outdoor concerts and are expected to draw audiences from across the country.
For those planning to attend, a few practical details have already been confirmed:
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Free-standing format with no reserved seating
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Designated smoking areas within the venue
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Portable toilets on site for accessibility
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Outside food and beverages will not be permitted
While venue names are still to be announced, these shows underline how Mumbai and Bengaluru continue to be chosen as anchor cities for the biggest international tours. The scale and structure of the events signal how far India’s live music scene has progressed, with infrastructure and promoters now capable of hosting world-leading talent at par with other global markets.
Tickets for Calvin Harris’s India shows will be available exclusively on BookMyShow. An early pre-sale for RuPay cardholders opens on October 6, followed by the general public sale starting October 8. With two dates confirmed for Mumbai and Bengaluru, this November marks the arrival of one of electronic music’s biggest names on Indian soil.
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Rockstar Energy presents Creamfields 2026 celebrate 20 years at Daresbury with Calvin Harris as the first headliner on the Arc Stage.
Following a record-breaking edition last month, Rockstar Energy presents Creamfields is already looking ahead to a landmark year in 2026, when one of the world’s biggest electronic music festivals celebrates 20 unforgettable years at its iconic home in Daresbury.
To kick off the celebrations, Cream HQ has just announced its first headliner – GRAMMY Award Winning DJ & Producer Calvin Harris. A firm Creamfields favourite, Calvin makes his highly anticipated return to the festival, headlining the legendary Arc Stage on Saturday 29th August Bank Holiday weekend.
Since his 2009 debut, Calvin Harris has risen to become one of the biggest names in electronic music, most recently dominating the charts with his Track of the Summer hit ‘Blessings’ and over the years, he has delivered some of the most iconic and talked about performances in Creamfields history, making his return for this milestone edition even more fitting.
Taking over the August Bank Holiday weekend from Thursday 27th – Sunday 30th August 2026, Creamfields is set to once again welcome 80,000 fans from across the globe for four days of groundbreaking production, a world class line up and the electric atmosphere that has cemented its position as the highlight of the dance music calendar.
With unbeatable lineups, legendary moments, and 20 years of Creamfields magic at Daresbury, Rockstar Energy presents Creamfields 2026 is set to be a celebration like no other.
Tickets on sale now www.creamfields.com
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