Dirty Vegas

Dirty Vegas is a British electronic music group known for their blend of house, dance, and pop sounds. Here are some facts about them:

1. Formation and Early Success: Dirty Vegas was formed in 2001 by Ben Harris, Steve Smith, and Paul Harris. The trio gained almost immediate success with their debut single, "Days Go By", which was released in 2001. The track became a worldwide hit, reaching the top of the US Billboard Dance Club Songs chart and earning them a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording in 2003.

2. Breakthrough Album: Dirty Vegas' self-titled debut album was released in 2002 and included the hit single "Days Go By". The album received widespread critical acclaim and commercial success, reaching the top 10 on the UK Albums Chart and earning them further accolades. It showcased their ability to blend catchy melodies with electronic beats and earned them a loyal fanbase.

3. Evolution of Sound: Following their successful debut, Dirty Vegas continued to release music that explored different facets of electronic music. They released several more albums, including "One" in 2004 and "Electric Love" in 2011. Over the years, their sound evolved to incorporate elements of indie, pop, and rock, while still maintaining their signature electronic dance vibe.

4. Use in Media: "Days Go By" gained additional popularity when it was featured in a popular Mitsubishi commercial in the early 2000s. The commercial, which showcased the Mitsubishi Eclipse, helped to propel the song to even greater success and introduced Dirty Vegas to a wider audience. The track has since been featured in various other films, TV shows, and commercials, cementing its status as an iconic dance anthem.

5. Continued Presence: Despite not achieving the same level of mainstream success as their debut, Dirty Vegas has maintained a presence in the electronic music scene. They continue to release music and perform live, delighting fans with their infectious beats and energetic performances. Their influence on the electronic dance music landscape remains significant, with "Days Go By" remaining a staple in DJ sets and playlists around the world.