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Seven days in paradise: Kala is providing the blueprint for the festival-holiday hybrid

With a mouthwatering underground line-up, and a holiday package offering that rivals most luxury resorts — Albania's Kala festival provided the best of both worlds for its fifth edition

Project 6 was a raucous celebration of soundsystem culture in South London

Check out all the best photos from Project 6’s debut festival where dubstep, grime, and drum ‘n’ bass had a fair split

Rebellion music: Hak Baker is taking down the powers-that-be and having fun with it

Hak Baker is a champion of the people: honouring the legacy of Windrush and rewriting the narrative for his generation and for those to come

10 years strong: Silver Hayes’ birthday bash was more than just a celebration

A decade on from its debut, Glastonbury’s Silver Hayes showed why it's one of the best areas to be when the sun is shining down

Why Glastonbury's unusual late-night spots are the key to a good time

The best way to enjoy Glastonbury in the night-time is to explore — here’s some of the weirdest things you need to try when the lights go down

How can the ticketing industry be fairer on fans?

The industry must become more transparent in the current ticketing climate. We investigated what changes can be made in order for this to happen

Review: The Chemical Brothers at Glastonbury — No live show, no problem

The UK's finest live electronic act lit up the Arcadia stage with an energising DJ set, showcasing new material and dance anthems

5 artists you need to see at Neversea Festival 2023

Neversea’s fifth edition promises a star-studded array of talent, visuals and stage production

I went vape cold turkey at Glastonbury, here’s how it went

Following the ban of disposable vapes at this year’s Glastonbury Festival, self-confessed vape viper Megan Townsend decided to see if it would be possible to go completely cold turkey on Worthy Farm

10 majestic photos from the fanciful world of Forbidden Forest Festival

Three days of audiovisual wonders

Intonal, Sweden’s most future-thinking festival, is an experimental haven

We headed to Malmö to check out Intonal, a nine-year-strong experimental music festival where eclecticism is no mean feat

Welcome to Mixmag's Windrush 75 series

To mark the 75th anniversary of Windrush, Mixmag is launching an editorial series exploring the cultural impact and legacy of Windrush migration to the UK

Primavera Sound 2023 review: A return to form for the festival institution

Primavera Sound made a blazing return to Barcelona after a troubled 2022, cementing its clout as Europe's most progressively curated and beloved summer festival for music heads, artists and dancers with the stamina to groove 'til sunrise

City Splash is bringing a carnival atmosphere to London's day festival scene

The festival is a welcome addition to the mainstream London all-dayer scene, which is currently obsessed with neoliberal rave and Salomoncore

“We’ve opened the box and it’s full of beautiful things”: DJ Oliver’s PANDORA party returns to Ibiza

The Ibiza stalwart speaks to Mixmag ahead of his return to Lio Ibiza for a 22-week marathon residency

The 8 best wireless earbuds for dance music in 2023

We round up the best Bluetooth earbuds for electronic sounds and gunfinger mixes, from budget to premium options

15 high-energy photos from Parklife 2023

Manchester's favourite weekender returned to Heaton Park this weekend with performances from Peggy Gou, Jyoty, Fred again.. and many more

Elevated experience: Horst delivers a vision of festival Utopia

By expertly balancing a cutting-edge line-up, otherworldly art and good old fashioned fun, Brussels’ Horst Festival stands in contrast to an increasingly vibe-absent festival circuit

How to make the most of five days of partying at Glastonbury Festival

These nine essential tips will help you maximise the fun you have at ‘the best place on Earth’

Dance freely: Newcastle's Bend&Shake is creating a safer place to party for people who need it

The multi-genre, global majority-led queer party is curating amazing and necessary clubbing experiences for people who are intersectionally marginalised

The House That Black Built: Why Black ownership and infrastructure is needed to equalise the music industry

Kwame Safo explains why Black-owned and -led enterprises are necessary for Black artists and professionals to prosper without making compromises in the music industry