Fergie (born Robert Ferguson in Belfast, Northern Ireland) is a DJ, producer, and electronic music artist whose career spans over two decades. Emerging from the vibrant Northern Irish dance scene in the late 1990s, Fergie built his reputation as a hard house and techno DJ, quickly earning residencies at legendary clubs like Trade in London and his own shows at the iconic superclub Cream in Liverpool and Amnesia in Ibiza. He gained widespread recognition through his energetic and genre-blurring DJ sets, combining hard-edged techno, house, and rave sounds.

Fergie’s breakthrough came with his long-running BBC Radio 1 show, which aired from 2000 to 2006, cementing his status as a tastemaker championing cutting-edge dance music. His productions have appeared on labels such as Drumcode, Bedrock, and Rekluse, and his discography includes acclaimed tracks and remixes for artists like Unkle, Umek, and Slam. Throughout his career, Fergie has constantly evolved, shifting from hard dance to more melodic techno and house, reflecting his ability to adapt and stay relevant within the ever-changing electronic music landscape.

He has performed at major festivals, including Glastonbury, Love Parade, and Ultra Music Festival, maintaining a devoted global fanbase. Fergie continues to influence the scene from his base in Las Vegas, where he holds a high-profile DJ residency and regularly releases new music, remaining an influential force and true innovator in electronic music.