The History of

Chase and Status

Chase and Status

Chase and Status is a duo of DJ's that go by the names of Saul Milton (Chase) and Will Kennard (Status) that originally met in 2003 due to a friend that was mutual to both, however the duo also met at university.

Will decided to drop out of university before finishing his course, however Saul managed to get his honours in English and Humanities despite spending a large portion of his time on music.

Songs

Between 2007-2009 Chase and Status had 3, number 1 songs in the UK Dance charts.

In 2008 they had a peak number at number 1 on the UK Dance chart and 70 on the UK Singles Chart. However in 2009 with their song "Against All Odds" they peaked at number 45.

Gaining popularity

In late 2009, Chase and Status peaked for one final time at number 9 with their song "End Credits" featuring Plan B.  

Their second album called "No More Idols". The album had a number of successful songs, making the top 40 charts in some cases. Overall the album was a success and it debuted at number 2 in the charts, also being certified Gold in the first week of sales by British Phonographic Industry.

2012 - Present

Chase and Status in recent years have headlined Electronic Music Festivals such as "South West Four", and Sub-headlined Rock/Metal Festival "Download" in 2012 with a good reception.  The amount of Festivals that they have performed at is too long to list, performing before acts such as Eminem and following acts such as Metallica.

Rebel Sound

For 2014's Red Bull Culture Clash at Earls Court in London, Chase and Status joined up with Shy FX, David Rodigan and MC Rage where they beat the reigning champions at the time "Boy Better Know" to the Culture Clash title.

They have performed as a group a number of times, including Reading Festival 2015.