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London’s Ministry Of Sound To Celebrate 33rd Birthday With Tickets, Drinks At 1991 Prices
London’s famous Ministry of Sound nightclub is kicking it old-school. In celebration of its 33rd birthday this weekend, the UK nightlife institution will sell drinks and tickets for the same price it did when the club first opened in 1991. For each event Ministry of Sound hosts over the next 12 months, the club will…
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Okeechobee Will Not Return In 2025
Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival will not return in 2025. The South Florida camping festival’s founding promoter, Soundslinger, and its partner, Insomniac Events, initially planned to bring Okeechobee back in 2025 but have “decided that some extra time will allow us to deliver a better festival experience,” Soundslinger founder Rechulski—aka Julio Mario Santo Domingo III—wrote…
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San Francisco Where’s Your Disco?
The Bay Area holds some of the deepest and deepest roots for music movements and innovation, serving as a cradle for cultural transformation that has influenced artists and genres across the globe. This region has always been at the forefront of musical experimentation, from the birth of psychedelic rock to the foundations of West Coast…
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Anyma & Solomun To Play B2B For First Time Ever At Ultra Miami 2025
Anyma and Solomun will play back-to-back for the first time ever at Ultra Miami in 2025. Today, festival organizers announced that the two global house and techno icons are slated for a world-exclusive debut B2B at the 25th edition of Ultra’s flagship event, which returns to its longtime home at Downtown Miami’s Bayfront Park from…
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Decadence Colorado Drops Hot Lineup For New Year’s Eve 2024
Decadence Colorado has shared the full lineup for the New Year’s Eve festival’s 2024 edition. The nation’s largest New Year’s rave will return to Denver’s Colorado Convention Center on December 30-31, with a red-hot roster of electronic music’s most formidable selectors set to soundtrack the countdown to 2025. Mile-high ravers are in for a treat,…
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Chris Lake & Chris Lorenzo Announce Debut Anti Up Album, ‘What Is Life’
Anti Up have announced their debut album, What Is Life. Tech house icons Chris Lake and Chris Lorenzo will release the LP under their coveted collaborative alias via Big Beat Records in partnership with Atlantic Records on October 11, the pair announced today. The leftfield house project has given life to raucous bassline-heavy hits such…
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Subtronics & LEVEL UP Announce First-Ever LEVELTRONICS Track, “POWER”
Subtronics and LEVEL UP have announced an official collaborative release for the first time ever. Dubstep’s favorite power couple will drop their new single, “POWER,” on Subtronics’ own Cyclops Recordings label this Friday, September 27, marking the end of a long wait for the leading bass music pair and husband-wife duo’s first track as “LEVELTRONICS.”…
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Viral DJ Fish56Octagon Launches His Own Record Label, Octagon Discs
Viral social media DJ Fish56Octagon has launched his own record label, Octagon Discs. The new label, launched in partnership with Another Rhythm Records, will see the 44-year-old British marketing professional and dance music lover, who found online stardom this year by sharing his favorite old-school vinyl records, new tracks, and decades of rave wisdom in…
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TikTok Music To Shut Down 14 Months After Launch
TikTok Music, a digital streaming platform (DSP) helmed by the popular namesake social media app, will shut down just 14 months after its launch. TikTok Music, which was first launched by TikTok’s parent company ByteDance in Indonesia and Brazil in July 2023 and later in Australia, Singapore, and Mexico, will cease operations in all regions…
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Lost Lands Festival Catastrophe: Importance of Proper Training for Medical Teams at Festivals
Festivals are a place for music lovers to gather, enjoy their favorite artists, and create unforgettable memories. However, with large crowds and high energy, there are also potential dangers, especially when it comes to health and safety. One recent experience at Lost Lands, a popular music festival, has sparked concern about the preparedness of…
