Dave Pearce has been a driving force in the UK Dance Scene for many years. Known for his uplifting energetic "Big Rooms Anthemic Trance" and "Dance Anthems" sets which feature many of the classics he helped break through his legendary Dance Anthems Radio 1 show, his Ibiza residencies and of course his iconic Nulife record label.

Known by many as the "King of UK Trance Anthems", Dave has sold over 1 million compilation CDs, achieving Gold Sales on albums for Ministry of Sound, Universal and BMG, including 'Transcendental Euphoria', 'Dave Pearce Dance Anthems' and 'Dave Pearce Trance Anthems'.

Still at the top of his game, April 2024 saw Dave marking 6 years in the Top Ten Official UK Dance Album charts with his Number 1 Trance Anthems album making it the longest selling Dance album in the Top Ten.2024 saw Dave headline shows in Ibiza legendary superclubs "Amnesia" and "Eden" as well as countless mainstage performances at UK Festivals and UK Club appearances. He also supported the Pet Shop Boys on their 2024 UK Arena Tour.

2025 kicked off to a flying start on New Years Day with a sold out London show at The Steel Yard for "Trance Sanctuary" and then followed by a huge tour encompassing numerous Festivals and clubs including Ministry Of Sound. He appeared in Europe once again, with tour dates in Malta and Ibiza over the summer. Dave was also invited to support the Pet Shop Boys on their iconic Dreamworld Tour at Cardiff Castle and Warwick Castle.

Dave has also been responsible for signing many Top Ten hit anthems through his Nulife record label including the platinum selling Ian Van Dahl 'Castles in the Sky' and the UK No 1 hit Rui Da Silva 'Touch Me'. He was also responsible for delivering the first hits for Above and Beyond under their alias Oceanlab with their Trance Anthem 'Satellite' and Top 40 hits including Love Inc 'You're a Superstar', Lou Reed vs Groovefinder 'Satellite of Love', Warp Brother 'Phat Bass' and True Steppers feat Victoria Beckham 'Out of your Mind'.

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