Kneecap have called the move "unsurprising", reiterating their claims that the case is part of a "state-wide witch hunt against Palestinian solidarity"

The series celebrates global club culture "from perspectives we don't usually hear"

As The End prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary, Layo Paskin explains why the spirit of the legendary venue can still be felt within London's club scene

The venue will continue to operate as a not-for-profit space under the management of social enterprise Community Sauna Baths

As a DJ, producer, promoter and label head, Petr Votava was a key figure in the late '90s electronic scene in Prague

Dr Banana, Enzo Siragusa and more will play at the event this Sunday to help support Banks through his recovery

Also known as Junie Rankin, Reid helped to pioneer one of the first all-female soundsystems in the UK

The late licence, which will be active on Fridays and Saturdays, is said to be the “only one of its kind in Hackney”

The Music Venue Trust is hoping to raise £1.5 million to buy three venues as part of its Own Our Venues project

The Lower Briggate nightclub has opened with a strong debut season already underway

He was also fined $500,000 following the latest court hearing over prostitution charges

All the biggest releases on our radar

A smooth blend of house and jazz selections

Rounding up festival news from across the dance and electronic world

Over 100 industry leaders have made new appeals to the European Commission

The electro pioneers will visit Belfast, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow, London and more with the latest rendition of their 3D concert series

All 42 vessels carrying over 440 people on a humanitarian mission to Gaza as part of the Global Sumud Flotilla have now been intercepted

Nectax explains the lore behind his debut album ‘A State Of Play’, curating a playlist of influential cuts from the likes of DJ Rashad, dBridge and Foul Play

Osaka-born DJ ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U stars in Neo Sora’s ‘Happyend’ 

The music and arts space has been at the "beating heart of Middlesbrough's club scene" for over a decade

Experts have issued a warning around the dangers of mixing other substances with ketamine, including cocaine and opioids

A total of more than 14,500 beds have been removed as part of a crackdown on "illegal short-term rental listings"

The Isreal-born DJ was accused of "normalising" apartheid of Palestinians by throwing raves in his home country, which he has now clarified he is no longer a citizen of

After becoming the first person to sign to Warehouse Projects’ new record label, Bakey is soon to release his debut album paying homage to 2010s dance music, soundsystem culture, and early pirate radio. He talks all things ‘Tribute’, and shares a mix featuring unreleased tracks and new influences

After two decades in the making, the museum will open this December in Camden

The beloved South London venue will run a series of closing parties from January to March 2026

Built on the legacy of the TR-808 and TR-909, the new instrument is Roland’s first in 40 years with “true analogue voices”

The vinyl subscription service was accused of “ghosting” customers in May

Returning next month, ‘Motion 2.0’ will also welcome a brand new series of events, Momentum

The move comes following boycott calls against the platform over Ek's significant investment in military tech start-up, Helsing

Footage posted across social media shows widespread damage across the island, including club hotspots in Ibiza Town

Terror charges against the member of the Irish rap trio were thrown out of court on Friday due to a "technical blunder" from prosecutors

KETTAMA is riding high off the back of a supersized summer of touring with an impending debut album about to drop. The Irish artist's emotive bangers and rejection of subtlety has made him arguably the best-loved DJ for a rabid new gen of clubbers craving authentic connection and maximal sounds, but beneath a brash exterior, there's an inner tenderness to his output and artistic intentions. He speaks to Tibor Heskett about creativity coming from limitations, a love of orchestral music, and making himself more accessible to fans

KETTAMA shares a mix of tracks that have fuelled his relentless summer of touring, including a preview of soon-to-be-released cuts from his debut album

22 years since it first opened, the South London nightclub is set to close for good in 2026

The festival will take over Worthy Farm once again in 2027, following next year's fallow year