Portrait of Chicane
Artist·Chalfont St Giles, Angleterre

Chicane

TranceHouseAmbientDowntempo

Chicane is the stage name of Nicholas Bracegirdle, an English musician, DJ and producer born in 1971 in Chalfont St Giles. He is behind "Offshore", "Saltwater", sung by Clannad's Máire Brennan, and the UK number one "Don't Give Up" with Bryan Adams. His debut album "Far from the Maddening Crowds" came out in 1997; its follow-up "Behind the Sun" (2000) was certified gold in the UK.

FromChalfont St Giles, Angleterre
Since1994
LabelsArmada Music, Modena Records

Sources: en.wikipedia.org

portrait by Riza Nugraha, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Chicane is booked for 2 upcoming dates listed on RaveParty (Finland, UK). Browse the festivals, line-ups and tickets.

Their next listed date is Chicane LIVE | Manchester, on Saturday 28 November 2026 at Albert Hall, Manchester, UK. The full calendar covers 2 dates, in Manchester and Newcastle. 2 past appearances stay browsable below, each with the line-up of the night.

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Frequently asked questions about Chicane

When is Chicane playing next?

On Saturday 28 November 2026, for Chicane LIVE | Manchester at Albert Hall, Manchester, UK. 1 further date follow, all listed on this page.

Where can I see Chicane right now?

UK, in Manchester and Newcastle. Rooms involved: Albert Hall and NX Newcastle. Each listing gives the running time, the price and the official ticket shop.

What style does Chicane play?

Trance, House, Ambient and Downtempo. Everything drops out, it builds for thirty seconds, then the kick returns. The tempo usually sits around 130–145 BPM. The styles shown are the ones the artist actually carries, not the full tagging of every bill they appear on.

Where is Chicane from?

Chalfont St Giles, Angleterre. That comes from the sources cited under the biography at the top of this page.

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