EARLY 2000's

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During the early 2000s, with music festivals embracing more diversity of genres, Marshall amplifiers gained popularity among artists adapting to these cultural shifts. For instance, the electronic duo Justice incorporated a phenomenal array of Marshalls for their tour to promote the synth-heavy album 'Cross.' In parallel, Jay-Z turned to Marshall to elevate his live performances at festivals like Glastonbury and Coachella, effectively bridging the gap between emcees and rockers.

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Pete Doherty of The Libertines.

Early 2000's

2001: The great indie revival

Jim Marshall on the steps of Buckingham Palace with his OBE

Early 2000's

2003: The Jim Marshall charitable trust and a meeting with the Queen

Paramore and My Chemical Romance performing with Marshall amplifiers.

Early 2000's

2006: Emo goes mainstream

Jay-Z performing on stage surrounded by a screen of different cabs

Early 2000's

2008: The wall of Marshall Amps reinvented