Olof Dreijer shares a mix of playful, driving club music and speaks to Christian Eede about his extended hiatus from releasing music and the fun he’s having returning to the dancefloor

The streaming platform says it detects around two million “fully” AI-made tracks each month

According to Companies House data analysed by TicketSource, 73% of UK venues shutter before they make it to three years

Owners of the pub-turned-club urged for support from the local council following closure threats

Kid Cudi said that “offensive remarks” she made on stage during the opening nights of his tour were "upsetting"

The Grade II-listed music venue has reopened access to its basement as part of the £1.5 million project, which was partly funded by its own ticket levy

The festival held its final edition in Serbia last July, citing "unprecedented government pressure" behind its decision to leave

Bomb disposal experts warned of “unexploded ordnance” on the site where ravers gathered

Michel was convicted of money laundering, illegal lobbying, and campaign finance violations in 2023

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NOTION debuts in the Mixmag Lab London with a set showcasing what comes next

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This time fuelling scenes across Europe and Morocco, the third edition of the Burn Energy Tour will once again bring together some of the biggest names in dance music and next wave of collectives powering underground communities

The Irish singer said artists must “self-censor” to protect themselves from cancel culture in a speech at Parliament this week

After years spent solitarily at home making “computer music” in the deep abyss of internet dance music culture, Ninajirachi is now performing at nightclubs all over the globe following the success of ‘I Love My Computer’, one of 2025’s most acclaimed albums. We met the Australian producer in the wake of a whirlwind year

The Japanese DJ suffered an intracerebral haemorrhage, the festival confirmed

Dishing out rapid-fire dubstep for their city's lower-caste communities, Low End Therapy isn't just about "drops and bouncing". We spoke to founder Tushar Adhav to find out more about the core tenants of this burgeoning movement

The pair gave some an unexpected confessionals over the counter at ZYN’s newly fashioned cornershop, where People Just Do Nothing’s Asim Chaudhry plays bossman

The suit is seeking to identify the "individuals who may have participated in planning, financing, directing, or carrying out the conspiracy" to murder Tupac in 1996

The anonymous artist has now taken ownership of the statue, which features his signature at its base

A series of 'Inferno' listening sessions will be held in seven cities across the world on May 29

The drum 'n' bass duo join Dimitri Vegas as cast members for the video game, which will officially launch next month

The Tokyo-born DJ shares a full-throttle club mix paying homage to the UK bass music she's been influenced by since moving to London, and talks digging through strangers’ SoundCloud collections and helping producers' tracks go viral

HYDRO XL, fka HYDRO, will increase in size by 150% this year, and move to the heart of Downtown

The move comes after 300 people attended an event dubbed "the last rave" on the outskirts of the Southern French city

In something akin to a full circle moment, Insomniac showcases its boldest programming to date at Skyline Festival's Arts District stage in Downtown Los Angeles

Nodding to its early years under the name ANTIPOP, the Portuguese festival reclaims its roots this summer

Wilson co-wrote '70s hits including 'Emma' and 'You Sexy Thing' alongside bandmate Errol Brown

The UK is the "global leader" of phone-free events, with a study from Eventbrite claiming that attendance at said events has grown by 1,441% in just one year

The venue said it faced a tough winter with frozen pipes, damp conditions and some unwanted, four-legged guests

Ravers descended on Rhigos Mountain in southeast Wales over the weekend

Pink Punters, which has been open for over 36 years, was completely destroyed as a result of the fire

Cox has spoken about the closure of the famed Glasgow nightclub, where he felt “at home”

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The record is a minimalist electronic soundtrack to a new 16-dancer ballet, created by choreographer Damien Jalet and contemporary artist Kōhei Nawa