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Carl Cox Surprised by Cardiff Mural, Nineties Dance Energy

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World-renowned DJ Carl Cox received a surprise mural in Cardiff, celebrating his reunion tour with The Prodigy. Local artist Steve Jenkins painted it near the Utilita Arena, capturing Coxs likeness and catchphrase. Cox shared his appreciation on Instagram, while Jenkins, a longtime fan, created the design and painted it in a single day. The mural, expected to be painted over soon, serves as a tribute to electronic music in Wales.

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Carl Cox Surprised by Cardiff Mural, Nineties Dance Energy

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Carl Cox Surprised by Cardiff Mural, Nineties Dance Energy. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 20th, World Famous DJ Carl Cox got a big surprise in Cardiff with a fresh mural celebrating his reunion tour with the prodigy. Local artist Steve Jenkins painted it right by the principality stadium boardwalk ahead of Cox's gig at the Utility Arena. The artwork shows Cox rocking his signature sunglasses, his catchphrase, oh yes oh yes, and the prodigy name in bright yellow. Cox checked it out during a walkabout and shared a video on Instagram, calling it a spot on likeness and saying they did a killer job. He played a two hour set that Sunday night before, the prodigy hit the stage, bringing back that 90's dance energy to a packed crowd. Jenkins, a longtime fan from Lonelli in Carmarthonshire, came up with the idea for the joint tour. He mocked it up on his iPad, drove in early one morning last week, and knocked it out in a single day since he'd painted there before. Cox was super appreciative, but Jenkins just missed meeting him by a hair, though the video reaction warmed his heart.

He called the gig outstanding, and hopes it gave Cox a real card if welcome. Word is the mural won't last long, probably painted over in a month, so fans better grab those pics quick, while it reps that electronic music lovin' whales.

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