Out now, it is the sequel to Marvin Sparks’ first book, which looked at the global expansion of dancehall in the 90s

An association representing venues, festivals, and promoters accused Yelp of directing buyers to a site selling overpriced and non-existent tickets

Out next month, the instalment will feature her upcoming release ‘Finding My Way’ featuring Ben Westbeech

Evita Manji shares a dance-oriented mix and speaks to Niamh O'Connor about having a complex relationship with clubbing, working across artistic disciplines, and dealing with challenging feelings through "fun and healing" music-making

Scottish artist TAAHLIAH speaks to Zoya Raza-Sheikh about wanting to be known as more than just a DJ, transforming her sound on debut album ‘Gramarye’, some unpredictable influences, and her future artistic ambitions

TAAHLIAH mixes a blend of hybrid sounds that inspired her debut album, alongside exclusive material from her own vaults

To celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day, we look back at the history of the country's era-spanning dance music scenes alongside an all-vinyl mix from Vlad Fisun charting 30+ years of Ukrainian dance music

Keir Starmer has confirmed the government is looking at tougher restrictions on smoking after documents from Whitehall were leaked

The next single marks the fourth release in a matter of months, just ahead of her final record

A fundraiser has been launched to get the project over the line, collecting funds toward music clearances and legal costs

The legendary label is planning to put a "renewed focus on forward-thinking sounds"

A judge has ruled that Martin Shkreli must forfeit all digital copies of the album by Friday, after he had to give up the physical version in 2018

Out now, the documentary features behind-the-scene footage from two celebratory live shows in collaboration with the Outlook Orchestra

1,220 packages were disguised in watermelon-imitating plastic wrapping paper

Recorded ahead of Defected Croatia 2024, Kitty Amor delivers a soul-stirring mix

Surviving member Hubert ‘Boombass’ Blanc-Francard is set to play a one-off DJ set at the Paris Paralympics closing ceremony on September 8

Former resident Carl Cox helped mark the return of the notorious Ibiza club brand to Europe, bringing a slice of the White Isle to the Italian Adriatic Coast

An investigation has been launched after the woman, identified as Kendra Frazer, was found unresponsive at the festival on Sunday morning (August 25)

Lawyers for André 3000 and Big Boi claim that the ATLiens name was created by OutKast, and the US duo are confusing people by using it

The woman, who was with her child at the time of the incident, remains in “critical condition”

The incident took place just a month after Boiler Room’s Seoul event was shut down over crowd crush fears

The Gallagher brothers have announced 14 shows with tickets on sale this Saturday

NAMÄN steps up for his first official label release, 'Romance'

The label and party has also lined up a birthday bash welcoming NVST, Bake and LWS to Bristol's Strange Brew

​“This is the first record I’ve made where I could hear a sound in my head and I was able to create exactly what I was after"

James Blake, Saint Levant, Tif and The Joy are all set to perform at the event which stretches between October 21 and 27

Founded in 1913, the historic community venue is asking for donations to help cover the costs of legal fees

The festival urged campers to stay inside their tents, and for those arriving to stay in their vehicles

The producer posted on Twitter that he made the ringtones ‘Daybreak’ and ‘Chalet’,

From the hardships of running a full-scale festival to the joys in nurturing new talent, Saoirse chats us through the many channels of her music career ahead of Body Movements 2024

Ensure your carnival weekend goes as smooth as possible with our guide to some of the best food, stages and soundsystems on offer

Will Welsh gets well stuck into the Amsterdamse Bos for the flagship festival weekend of Dekmantel's tenth anniversary, experiencing first-hand why its success keeps on building

The project is reportedly named 'EUSEXUA', according to Julia Fox

The report investigates the ‘cradle to grave’ carbon impact of the industry, and suggests action that could reduce it

The course is reserved for young people not currently in education, employment or training

PACHA IBIZA: 50 Years of Bliss dives into the history of the famed club and is available to purchase now