The Bloody Beetroots

The Bloody Beetroots is the project of Italian producer and musician Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo, known for fusing electrifying punk energy with a dynamic electronic sound. Emerging in 2006, The Bloody Beetroots quickly gained global attention with their masked identity, raucous live performances, and genre-blending anthems that combined electro house, punk rock, and indie sensibilities. Their 2009 debut album "Romborama" solidified their reputation, featuring hits like "Warp 1.

9" in collaboration with Steve Aoki, which became a festival staple due to its explosive energy. Evolving constantly, The Bloody Beetroots have expanded beyond the boundaries of dance music, incorporating live bands and collaborating with a diverse array of artists spanning from Paul McCartney to Tommy Lee. Over the years, Rifo's creative vision has seen The Bloody Beetroots shift effortlessly between studio wizardry and visceral live shows, earning them a dedicated international following and a respected position as innovators within both the electronic and alternative music scenes.