Since 1998, theprodigy.info has collected all the necessary information about the British electronic band The Prodigy in one place. This site contains most of the stuff you would ever like to know about the band.
The Disrupta Tour kicked off on December 13, 2024, at Bridlington Spa in Bridlington, England. A new track 'Fight!' was premiered during the concert. The show featured support from Jaguar Skills.
The Prodigy's most controversial single Smack My Bitch Up was released exactly 27 years ago this day.
The Prodigy's second consecutive number-one single Breathe was released exactly 28 years ago this day.
The Prodigy performed "Breathe" at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards, and won the Viewer's Choice Award. The song was a major worldwide hit, reaching the top 10 in several countries such as Australia, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Switzerland.
Breathe is to date The Prodigy's biggest selling single ever.
On this day, 32 years ago, The Prodigy's single "Out Of Space" was released. The song samples the 1976 song "Chase the Devil" by Max Romeo as well as some lines by rapper Kool Keith on the 1988 track "Critical Beatdown" by Ultramagnetic MCs.
The latest studio album No Tourists by The Prodigy was released on 2 November 2018 on Take Me to the Hospital, their independent label managed by BMG.
On this day, 34 years ago in 5 october 1990 The Prodigy were formed.
On this day, 31 years ago, the single "One Love" was released. "One Love" is a single released on 4 October 1993. It was the first single from the album "Music For The Jilted Generation" and their sixth single.
The debut studio album Experience by The Prodigy was first released on 28 September 1992 by XL Recordings in the United Kingdom and by Elektra Records in the United States.
We all are remembering the exceptional one & only original firestarter Keith Flint who would have celebrated his 55th birthday today 17th September.
Raise the roof and read more about him and his solo works.
"Girls" was the fourteenth single released by The Prodigy on 30 August 2004. It was the first single from the album Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned.
Time flies! The Prodigy's fourth studio album Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned was released exactly 20 years ago this day.
The Prodigy mastermind celebrates his 53rd birthday today. Congrats! We are also celebrating that with updated sections. Read more about Liam howlett's on his personal bio or solo works page.
The Prodigy's debut single from album Experience is today 33 years old!
The Prodigy's 2nd album Music for the Jilted Generation is today exactly 30 years old!
There was also a special Jilted Day on Dazed Digital when Jilted turned 20. Check it out with articles including a Q&A with Liam Howlett, an exclusive playlist selected by The Prodigy, an interview with Sewart Haygarth and Les Edwards the men behind The Prodigy’s most iconic album sleeve and more.
You can check out all the content here: http://www.dazeddigital.com/tag/jilted-day
One of the most controversial singles in Prodigy's history was released exactly 22nd years ago this day.
The groundbreaking The Fat of the Land album was released exactly 27 years ago this day. In 2017 the band celebrated 20th anniversary of The Fat of the Land by releasing a video from Russian gigs that featured Mindfields. Mindfields was never released as a single but it was meant to be. You can read more about that on Mindfields promo page.
Tonight (Friday 21st June) The Prodigy's set live from Isle of Wight Festival will be broadcast on Sky Arts in the UK at 11:30pm
Sky Arts in Standard Definition is free to watch via Freeview. It is also available in HD on paid subscriptions as part of Now TV and SKY TV.
The Prodigy kicked off the summer festivals in 2024 at the Orange Warsaw Festival in Warsaw, Poland. No new tracks or 'Disrupt Yo Flow' were played. The tracklist was mostly the same as 2023 gigs but slightly altered, and a new 2024 version of 'Spitfire' was introduced.
On this day, 30 years ago, The Prodigy's single "No Good (Start The Dance)" was released.
The Prodigy MC celebrates his 57th birthday today. Congrats! We are also celebrating that with updated sections. Read more about Maxim on his personal bio or solo works page.
The Prodigy's ground breaking number-one single Firestarter was released exactly 28 years ago this day.
Your fire will never go out:
Biography
Photos
Solo works
Quotes
On this day, exactly 33 years ago the EP "What Evil Lurks" was released.
The 12" vinyl record was released in a limited number in 25 February 1991, selling around 7,000 copies.
On this day, 25 years ago, The Prodigy released "The Dirtchamber Sessions Volume One".
There has been lots of speculation among the fans about whether there will ever be a Dirtchamber Sessions Volume 2. It's been 25 years since the original release, so it would be about time to get the part 2, but most likely it's not going to happen any time soon.
Read Decoded Magazine interview about the No Tourists and Dirtchamber sessions
See original Dirtchamber sessions release page and stories behind it
Omen is the nineteenth single released by The Prodigy. It was released on 16 February 2009, and it is the first commercial single from the album Invaders Must Die. The release was officially announced on 9 January, in a newsletter sent to fans and it was first played on BBC Radio 1 on 12 January.
Kasabian teamed up with The Prodigy for a new version of their song ‘Rocket Fuel’! It was released physically on 10" vinyl on Record Store Day 2023, April 22nd.
For Record Store Day 2023, Cooking Vinyl are proud to release a special remix version of THE PRODIGY’s 4th album ‘INVADERS MUST DIE’, their 4th consecutive UK No. 1 studio album (2009).
Eight of the ten tracks are making their first appearance on vinyl, and two of them are previously unreleased – a remix of their hit single ‘Omen’ by UK Beats / Metal trio PENGSHUi, plus a live version of ‘Take Me To The Hospital’ captured at Alexandra Palace, London. Five tracks were originally on the limited ‘Deluxe Edition’ CD Box Set of the original album, whilst three were bonus tracks on now deleted and highly collectable 12-inch or CD singles.
The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett put together the track list and it features new artwork designed by long-time Prodigy collaborator Luke Insect – the album is being made available as a limited edition release on 180g orange coloured vinyl in a gatefold sleeve.
Limited to 3000 copies
https://recordstoreday.co.uk/rsd-list/prodigy-the/
New remix of Breathe by @martinmefjus and @camokrooked dropping on @maryannehobbs show today from 10:30am on @bbc6music and out on streaming services from midnight tonight.
Listen GLOWKID's showcase dedicated to the 30th Anniversary of The Prodigy Experience as broadcasted on Kniteforce Radio on Tuesday 27th of September.
A strictly Prodigy showcase with respect, passion and devotion to the '92 era that the band represented that time including album tracks, b-sides and stuff that you might haven't heard for a while.
Stream: mixcloud.com/GLOWKiD/prodigyexperience/
Free Download: https://bit.ly/3CokU5i
Netflix has today unleashed the first official trailer for Toby Meakins’ (Breath, Floor 9.5) Choose or Die (formally known as Curs>r), a dark twist on the ’80s gaming obsession.
Aside from today’s trailer reveal, Anton and Stigma Films have also announced that the film’s “edgy and atmospheric” score has been composed by Liam Howlett, representing his first outing as a composer responsible for the entire sonic landscape of a movie.
A dark twist on the ‘80’s gaming obsession, the horror thriller stars Asa Butterfield (Sex Education, Greed), Iola Evans (The 100, Carnival Row) and Eddie Marsan (Sherlock Holmes, Happy Go Lucky). The film also features horror maestro Robert Englund (the iconic Freddy Kreuger in A Nightmare on Elm Street). Rounding out the cast is Angela Griffin (The Hollow, Harlots), Kate Fleetwood (Beirut, Star Wars: Episode VII), Ryan Gage (The Hobbit, The Musketeers) and Joe Bolland (The Trial of Christine Keeler).
Produced by Anton’s Sebastien Raybaud and John Zois and Stigma Films’ Matthew James Wilkinson (Yesterday, Days of the Bagnold Summer, Amulet), CHOOSE OR DIE is directed by Toby Meakins (Breath, Floor 9.5) and written by Simon Allen (The Watch, Das Boot, The Musketeers).
Choose or Die will be available globally on Netflix from 15 April 2022. In the meanwhile you can watch first official trailer below.
The Prodigy return to the stage to play a run of live dates in England during July this year, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of The Fat Of The Land.
‘WE CANT WAIT TO GET BACK ONSTAGE AND PLAY OUR TUNES FOR THE PEOPLE AGAIN , THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF ‘FAT OF THE LAND’ FELT LIKE THE RIGHT TIME FOR US TO STEP UP , WE'LL BE DROPPIN TUNES FROM ALL OUR ALBUMS AND MAYBE SOME SHIT U HAVNT HEARD BEFORE ,
THIS ONE’S FOR FLINTY ,,, NOW LETS FUKIN GO !!’ LIAM H & MAXIM
Warriors Pre-sale begins 9am Wednesday 9th March. Warriors already signed up to the mailing list will be sent a link and password on the evening of Tuesday 8th March to obtain access.
Make sure you are signed-up to the Mailing list before 5pm on Tuesday on TheProdigy.com
Main ticket onsale 9am on Friday 11th March.
On Keith's birthday Croatian radio station which is owned by a huge Prodigy fan broadcasted this radio interview with Kieron Pepper. Kieron talks about Device #1 and its recording process, he also shared an awesome playlist of the songs that Keith was jamming to back in those days with some very interesting infos about Keith we have never heard before!
https://www.mixcloud.com/RadioLabin/kei ... 17-9-2021/
A street artist who has painted murals of Marcus Rashford, Sir Captain Tom Moore and David Bowie, has set his sights on a wall in Hackney, to pay tribute to The Prodigy frontman Keith Flint.
Manchester artist Akse P19 is working with music and mental wellbeing festival Headstock to pay homage to the Firestarter vocalist, and raise awareness for mental health support services.
The new artwork will be in Beechwood Road in Dalston – a short walk away from the site of the old Four Aces club where The Prodigy played their first gig.
Founder of Headstock Atheer Al-Salim said: "Keith Flint was one of the most innovative and influential music artists of his generation but, like many of us, he struggled with his mental health and tragically took his own life."
The mural is due to be completed in time for World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September, and is being created to raise awareness of mental health text support service / charity – Shout 85258. The artwork will feature both the charity’s logo and number.
The project follows on from a mural of Joy Division’s Ian Curtis which we unveiled in Manchester to coincide with World Mental Health Day 2020.
A crowdfunder was set up to fund the mural, with a target of £12,500 needed to be pledged by August 31.
Check the crowdfunding page and help raise the funds needed to complete the work.
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It's a party time for all Prodigy fans out there! Listen GLOWKiD's Generation X [Radioshow] pres. 'PRODIGY REMIXED' @ Kniteforce Radio (22nd June 2021). This set contains 120 minutes of remixes on various Prodigy tracks by fans and talented producers who show their homage to the best live band of our planet.
A new remix version of Breathe is to be released on June 25th on Fast & Furious 9 soundtrack. It will feature RZA from Wu-Tang Clan. Nice little fact is that the sword sounds in original version of Breathe were sampled from Wu-Tang Clan - "Da Mystery of Chessboxin" from the album called "36 Chambers".
This remix was actually already introduced to fans at Brighton Centre, England on 5th November 2018.
Skip to 4:44 on video.
Liam posted to Instagram a new video from studio sessions with some new beats.
Maxim and mixed-media artist, Dan Pearce have collaborated on the powerful and poignant, pandemic Hope project, which will see the May 20 launch of 50 limited edition sculptures, containing an exclusive, four-track Maxim EP as well as the release of an accompanying short film, featuring Maxim, his new music and starring Pearce’s son, to tell the story behind the pair’s sculpture.
The project will launch with a VIP private view at London’s new 99 Projects gallery on 19 May, and the Hope exhibition be available for public view until 7 June.
The acclaimed artists spent a year over lockdown creating the ambitious, multi-platform collaboration, which is inspired by the “Hope” that everybody is clinging onto, as we gradually ease out of the devastation wreaked by Coronavirus.
They will be donating one sculpture to NHS Charities Together , one to young people’s mental health charity, YoungMinds and one to homeless charity Shelter, to raise funds for those most affected by the outbreak - themes which are explored in their moving film.
On May 20, the pair will release an edition of 50 sculptures created together, depicting a little boy - based on Pearce’s son - wearing a gas mask and preparing to pull the pin on a clear, resin grenade, containing a heart, which represents the vaccine and the hope that will help us navigate our post-lockdown worlds. The grenade is a recurring symbol and theme in Maxim’s art, which includes highly sought-after paintings, prints and sculptures created during his 18 years in the art world. The pieces demonstrate Dan’s skills in 3D modelling and Maxim’s experience floating objects in resin.
Their short film touches on the mental health implications the virus has had on children, showing Pearce’s 11-year-old son, Jackson living through the pandemic. It also references the pandemic’s impact on homelessness - with a moving cameo from Maxim, playing a person living on the streets - as well as austerity, with touching food bank scenes. It closes with a strong message of kindness, giving and the ‘hope’ that it is named after, showing the little boy in a gas mask about to pull the grenade pin - mirroring the sculpture itself.
The soundtrack to the film is also titled ‘Hope’ and will be released along with three other tracks on a Hope EP, on bespoke memory cards inside the sculptures, exclusively for buyers of the sculptures on 20 May. The music will then be released to the public three months later, via digital outlets like Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon on the Red Room Arts label.
Dan explains: “We’ve known each other for a few years as we both exhibited art at the same galleries and attended each other's exhibitions, so we always chatted about doing a collaboration. “Lockdown gave us that opportunity and we wanted the project to deal with this difficult year, while demonstrating the positive message about the role hope now plays.”
Maxim adds: “Making this has been exciting. And it was really special to have a cameo, playing somebody who was homeless and was also an angel.
“We are in times of uncertainty, but I believe the answer to our problems is the four letter word, ‘love’.”
The sculptures will be released as a limited edition of 50 in assorted, hand-painted colours with ten special editions, which will have Swarovski Crystals added by Dan and Maxim. They will be available via galleries including Enter Gallery and Clarendon Fine Art, as well as the artists’ respective websites. Five of the exclusive hand-painted sculptures will be available in TAP Galleries at Selfridges.
The short film is the acting debut of Jackson, and its director John Smith - who met Dan as one of his art clients - said: “Jackson had an innocence and no acting school baggage. He just understood what the part was about - a boy struggling amidst his covid nightmare.”
Dan’s work is collected by everybody from Idris Elba, Boy George, Anthony Joshua and 50 Cent, to will.i.am, Rag N Bone Man and a host of Premiership footballers. He was named “one of the UK’s most collectable, emerging artists” by Shortlist and his work employs spray paint, hand- painted acrylics, lenticular, neon lights, 3D objects, screen-printing, textured resin, gold leaf and collage, as well as his own photography and street art.
Art was originally a means of winding down between tours with chart- topping band, The Prodigy, but Maxim has cemented his reputation as an acclaimed, mixed media artist and designer. Grenades carried on the breeze by a raft of red balloons; clown-faced butterflies brandishing Samurai swords, and gun-toting cats are just a few of the surreal fantasy worlds created by Maxim, using everything from spray paint, resin, acrylic, ceramics and bronze to objects like bullets, blades and pills.
Founding Prodigy members Liam Howlett and Maxim are producing the feature film — the first about the British dance music pioneers — and have dedicated the project to the band's iconic late frontman Keith Flint.
We are making a band documentary film…so fukin what??” Maxim and Howlett says in a joint statement. “After the devastating passing of our brother Keef in 2019, the time feels right for us to tell the story of our band, all of it, the whole 9 … It’s a story of the chaotic and troubled journey of our gang, our band, the peoples band — The Prodigy. Or simply — a story of brothers on a mission to make noise…to ignite the peoples souls and blow-up sound systems worldwide…that’s fukin what! This film will be made with the same integrity that our music is — uncompromising, raw and honest…This one’s for Keef!
Read more from Billboard or The Hollywood Reporter
13.12.2024
Gigs section is updated with upcoming and missing older dates with slightly modified design.
28.11.2024
Woop woop! We have now total of 620
Articles in our archive! Our goal is to create the definitive Prodigy article archive, catering to all fans and preserving exceptional content. If you have any articles or scans that aren't currently listed, we invite you to contribute them now. Your input will help us enhance this archive even further.
03.10.2024
Both live & collection
bootleg sections are updated with additional releases and info.
23.08.2024
Whole Photos section now revamped with some new photos.
15.02.2024
Whole Books section is now revamped and updated with more content.
05.01.2024
Happy new year!
The remixes section is updated with more content.
23.10.2023
Couple of new additions added to Collectables section. Also
some new photos and additional details added to the older items.
03.10.2023
It's again nice to roll a update to my favourite section. Loads of more info, articles and pics
added
to equipment section.
16.09.2023
All Experience sample sources are now updated with new findings.
30.06.2023
Articles section is again updated with slightly revamped layout. It
contains now over 550 new and old articles and scans in multiple different languages! The
aim is to build the ultimate Prodigy article archive for all fans and preserve all great
articles. So if you have any unlisted articles or scans please contribute now.
18.03.2023
Facts-section is a bit revamped and updated.
05.03.2023
Liam's, Keith's,
Maxim's,
Leeroy's, Rob's
and Leo's bios are updated.
29.01.2023
Reviews section is now updated with new content.
04.01.2023
Massive update to the tracks section. Code is
also fixed.
24.10.2022
Whole compilations-section is updated and more
releases added.
15.10.2022
Some new (and lost) fan remixes added to the
downloads.
17.07.2022
A huge update to discography section. Fixed broken links
and code. Plus added lots of new content to classic single & album releases.
15.04.2022
Added some new info about Leeroy's solo works and updated
discography.
07.03.2022
Gigs section is updated with upcoming UK gigs. Also added missing past
gigs and new content to them.
02.01.2022
Happy New Year! I have updated all AONO,Experience, Jilted,
FOTL, IMD,
The Day is My Enemy, No Tourists, solo
and remix sample sources.
05.08.2021
All solo sections are now updated and code rewritten. Check them out: Liam, Leeroy, Keith, Maxim and Gizz.
30.01.2021
Freebies, Specials and
covers-sections are updated with re-written code.
12.12.2020
New info and pics added to the classic releases WEL, Charly,
Out of
Space, Wind It Up and Experience.
23.08.2020
Soundtracks section is now updated and slightly
revamped.
10.12.2019
Added some new info about Maxim's solo works and updated discography.
26.01.2019
Whole Promo section code is now fixed and more photos
added.
02.11.2018
Whole lyrics section is updated with No
Tourists
lyrics.
02.09.2018
Whole videography section is now updated with more content.
04.06.2017
Added more info to classic releases Take
Me To The
Hospital, Smack My Bitch
Up,
Firestarter and FOTL.
22.04.2017
Collectables and quotes section are now
updated and fixed.
18.03.2017
Firestarter was released 21 years
ago
today. See updated release page.
06.03.2017
Poison was released 22 years
ago
today. That's why also the release page is updated!
25.02.2017
What Evil Lurks was released 26 years
ago this day. To celebrate that I have updated the release
page.
15.05.2016
More info and photos added to Omen and Warrior's
Dance releases.
18.01.2015
Whole interview-section is updated and code
re-written.
23.12.2014
Merry X-mas! It's again nice to roll a big update to my favourite section. Loads of more
info and pics added to equipment section. Also some new gear and
articles have
been added!
14.12.2014
Finally the new beta layout starts rolling out! Let's start with the articles and
Reviews sections.
22.04.2011
Invaders must Die
single finally added to
discography.
11.03.2011
Some new fan remixes
added to the
downloads.
24.02.2010
Whole links-section is updated and code fixed.
11.04.2009
Whole modules section is
finally updated and links fixed. Enjoy!
05.01.2009
Whole midi download section is now updated and fixed.
13.02.2008
Famous fans and Facts are now updated and
fixed.
29.07.2007
Tabs page fixed and more infos added.
13.04.2007
Updates to the specials section.
19.08.2006
Wallpaper page is now updated and fixed.
13.08.2006
WinAmp skins page is now updated and fixed.
05.08.2006
Whole ringtones page is now updated and fixed.
04.03.2006
Tracks-section is finally updated.
17.07.2004
Some new fan remixes and megamixes
added to the downloads.
29.05.2004
Whole links-section is updated and more decent info about
AONO
added.
02.03.2004
A new VS mixes section opened!
07.07.2003
Some pics from Ruiscrock 2003 added to Keith's
solo
career -section
20th December 2024
Brixton Academy
London, England
21st December 2024
Brixton Academy
London, England
13th February 2025
Hordern Pavilion
Sydney, Australia
14th February 2025
Hordern Pavilion
Sydney, Australia
16th February 2025
Riverstage
Brisbane, Australia
18th February 2025
Rod Laver Arena
Melbourne, Australia
22nd February 2025
Electric Avenue Festival
Christchurch, New Zealand
8th April 2025
Snowbombing Festival
Mayrhofen, Austria
11th April 2025
Coachella Festival
Indio, CA, USA
18th April 2025
Coachella Festival
Indio, CA, USA
4th June 2025
Caribana Festival
Crans, Switzerland
6th June 2025
Rock am Ring
Nürburg, Germany
8th June 2025
Rock im Park Festival
Nürnberg, Germany
21st June 2025
Hurricane Festival
Scheeßel, Germany
22nd June 2025
Southside Festival
Neuhausen ob Eck, Germany
26th July 2025
Satisfaxion
Malaga, Spain
3rd August 2025
Kendal Calling
Lowther, England
8th August 2025
Fête du Bruit dans Landerneau
Landerneau, France
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