Under new draft rules, those living in the country could carry up to 750g of cannabis at a time

Free The Night called the government’s recent review “a wasted opportunity”

Staff at the Canning Town nightclub reportedly waited "over an hour" to call an ambulance, which a coroner claims "decreased" the man's chance of survival

Casey Wasserman was found to have corresponded with Epstein's associate and convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell in 2003

To mark 24 years of one of Mixmag's most iconic mix CDs, we spoke with the designer, music editor and DJ responsible for bringing it to life

Featuring a DJ set from the Belgian duo under their 2manydjs moniker, Abbey Road After Hours will see Studio One transform into a rowdy dancefloor this month

The Hackney venue will now feature a new layout, upgraded soundsystem, and new lighting

According to NHS England statistics around a third of 16 to 24-year-olds went teetotal in 2024

Brazilian force of nature Clementaum delivers an 100% production mix and speaks to Patrick Hinton about representing queerness and femininity in Brazil's funk scene, the power of vocals, and the meaning behind her nickname LA MAYOR

The legendary composer was set to premiere Symphony No 15 ‘Lincoln’ at the centre in June

Named after Terry's imprint, Freeze Hifi will feature vinyl music curation from the legendary New York DJ and producer

The long-running venue was aquired by the parent company of Pacha Ibiza last year

Born during the pandemic as a Zoom party, Normie Corp now brings its wild and hyper-specific themed parties to venues across Vancouver, uplifting its community of “normies-turned-creatives”. We meet Normie Corp’s founders to find out more

The legendary club and live music space previously called for donations to support the redevelopment

CEO Nick Williams insists that he’s seeking a “sustainable” future for the music tech company

With major changes planned for the festival’s 17th edition, Boomtown is undergoing a “radical redesign” this year. Director of Music Strategy & Programming James Cousins talks the return of fan-fave stages, new districts, and the “evolved” line-up that promises to scale up the festival's eclecticism

38 people were injured in an incident at a Bremervörde club on Saturday night

The 68th annual ceremony took place on Sunday in Los Angeles

The report found that “possible advantages of reclassifying ketamine were outweighed by the disadvantages"

All the biggest releases on our radar

Rounding up festival news from across the dance and electronic world

The “first-of-its-kind” cultural exchange will see Café 1001 tap 10 audio-forward venues across the continent

The Box has been fitted out with a new KV2 soundsystem, redesigned dancefloor and more

He shared concerns around current travel restrictions, which "target, exclude, and marginalise people based on who they are and where they're from"

The boutique UK festival previously said it was taking a “breather”, but is unsure if it will return

The Afrobeat pioneer is being awarded by the US Recording Academy some 30 years after his death

Venues and promoters can apply for grants of up to £3,000, allowing for "six nights of live music programming"

Applications close February 13

The French streaming service is now making its AI-detection tool “commercially available”

A court filing claims that the internet activist group has engaged in the "brazen theft" of 86 million audio files from the platform

Nightlife has been historically dismissed by politicians, but The Green Party’s thousand-strong event at Heaven has seemingly bucked the trend. We headed down to find out why they're setting sights on the dancefloor

The Music Is Black: A British Story has been called a “landmark exhibition” tracing back more than a century, set to open on April 18 at the V&A East Museum in Stratford

XOYO is back under independent ownership and relaunching this week, intending to bring the East London club "back to the underground"

The Berlin-hailing artist shares a pacey mix nodding to era-defining electroclash, and talks the rising sound of sexy techno, launching a community-driven dance music app, and how their image becoming a meme in right-wing circles was the catalyst for self-acceptance

The Hampsire-based festival is set to embark on a "radical redesign" this year, with plans for a major expansion to its site

Tickets9 will prohibit the sale of tickets above face value, with a £1 levy from each ticket sold for events of 5,000-capacity or above