Peggy Gou

On April 24, organized by Mono Hall and Boom Boom Booking Agency, electronic music superstar and one of the most influential Korean DJs and producers — Peggy Gou — will perform at Radio City.

Over the past few years, few artists have shaped popular culture as profoundly as Peggy Gou. Rising from the underground to global recognition, she has become one of the most prominent and influential names not only in dance music but beyond. As the founder of the music label and fashion brand Gudu, Peggy channels her creative vision into the evolution of electronic music and alternative culture, presenting a cohesive and universally resonant artistic identity.

After moving from Korea to London to study, Peggy’s unique perspective and strong individuality propelled her career forward at remarkable speed. Her innate feel for house and techno reshaped her sound, quickly bringing international success. Tracks such as Gou Talk, It Makes You Forget (Itgehane), Starry Night, Jigoo (with American house legend Maurice Fulton), Nabi (with Korean artist OHHYUK), and I Go achieved worldwide acclaim.

Peggy Gou’s hit releases naturally led to a global touring schedule, spanning the world’s leading clubs and festivals including Glastonbury, Dekmantel, De School, and Printworks, as well as her own curated one-day festival Pleasure Gardens, held annually for several years at London’s Finsbury Park.

Her musical selection reflects an open-minded philosophy, drawing from a wide range of influences — from J Dilla to Patrick Cowley, and from Yellow Magic Orchestra to DJ Sotofett.

The track “(It Goes Like) Nanana” rapidly became a global phenomenon, reaching number one on singles charts across multiple countries and capturing audiences worldwide. With this release, Peggy Gou marked a turning point across both underground and broader electronic music scenes, further highlighting her uniqueness and artistic versatility.