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10 photos that show Serbia's EXIT is like no other festival

EXIT hosted over 200,000 guests and 1000 artists in the Petrovaradin Fortress, including Wu-Tang Clan, The Prodigy, Skrillex and more

How UK cultural institutions are celebrating and archiving the lives of the Windrush generation

Niellah Arboine reports on the vital celebrations and exhibitions that commemorate the Windrush Generation

Review: Ice Spice-mania and neo-punk rage rap rule Wireless Festival

The opening day of Wireless Festival 2023 saw a series of show-stopping performances. Tiffany Ibe reports

9 photos of Kappa FuturFestival, an art and techno lover's dream

Over 100,000 ticket holders flocked to Torino to watch big names like Detroit in Effect, Carl Cox, Fatboy Slim, and many more

Glory and Gobshites: NYC Downlow's tribute to Lily Savage was equal parts heart, equal parts hard-faced

The South East Corner's most notorious nightspot brought a peroxide tone to Glastonbury for 2023 — a touching tribute to the Dame of Birkenhead

Paco Osuna’s NOW HERE residency runs rings around Ibiza’s mainstream club nights

Returning for his second year, Paco Osuna showed us how he’s conquered Hï’s Club Room - and how it’s conquered him in return

“Indo-Caribbeans are underrepresented”: How Windrush migration inspired a truly global club music movement

Indo-Caribbean culture is an undersung story of Windrush migration with a rich cultural history — including the East-meets-West influences in hybrid dance music

The forgotten ships of the Windrush Generation

Poet and academic Hannah Lowe explains why Windrush is the ship that defined a generation and reflects on the diversity within the migratory period

Reykjavik is the focus of the second instalment of New Era's underground docuseries

As part of the brand's series focusing on global underground scenes, this new film looks at the burgeoning rap scene growing from Prikið, aka 101

16 photos of NYC Downlow’s super sweet, sordid 16th year

Glastonbury's queer utopia is a liberating, life-changing experience

How Trojan Records founder Lee Gopthal created a musical legacy of love, hope and unity

The son of an Indo-Jamaican Windrush migrant, Lee Gopthal was the humble businessman whose kind, gentlemanly way led to a musical revolution. Charis McGowan speaks to family and peers to pay tribute

UNUM Festival shows why Albania is Europe's new favourite dance music destination

With quality programming and soundsystems, coupled with a focus on local talent, the marathon six-dayer should be a go-to event for four-to-the-floor lovers of all descriptions

On Sundays, Glorious Sundays, the culture of the Windrush generation came to the fore

Ray Paul reflects on the importance on Sundays for the Windrush generation — a day of music, community, identity and food that connected multiple generations to their homelands

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

Why the radiogram is a sacred piece of music technology

Kieran Yates pays tribute to the radiogram's role in soundtracking diaspora living rooms, inspiring collective joy and the evolution of music