The ban could see the Chinese-owned social media platform removed from app stores across the US on January 19

The record is raising money for those whose “freedom of speech is limited”

City centre venue Home and Carousel will enact the policy after being granted a later license earlier this week

The track features on her forthcoming debut album ‘Like A Ribbon’

The rapper filed a lawsuit against the label this week over Kendrick’s 2024 diss track ‘Not Like Us’

It's described as "an ambient space where human consciousness meets digital synthesis"

VELO x Lab54 presents the VELO [A]PRÈS PARTY, a series of winter parties launching in major UK cities — for your chance to attend, enter the competition on VELO’s Instagram channel*

Peter de Boer says that the secretive artist had helped create a "vivid" mural depicting cows, aliens and robots, as part of a youth art project

Former owners DICE will continue as Boiler Room's official ticketing partner, after selling the streaming platform for an undisclosed sum

The Crazy P frontwoman's family have called her the "image of human kindness and generosity of spirit"

Created with “DJs and music-lovers” in mind, the newly-launched app allows users to filter by genre and recommends music at random

This month, we venture from Kyoto to Montreal and beyond profiling the best emerging artists

Irish nightlife campaigners Give Us The Night say the industry is on “the brink of collapse”

The iconic club is set to reopen under a new name

Bristol producer and visual artist Mun Sing is weaving a warped, club-driven fairytale with his concept EP 'Frolic' and pulse-pounding live shows. He shares a mix that will make your head fizz, and speaks to Tracy Kawalik about vulnerability in music, favouring composition over sound design, and texting Björk

Andrea was diagnosed with stage four cancer in late 2023

The 12-track record lands this April on Domino’s Double Six imprint

The South African musician passed away after a long illness, his family confirmed

According to director Joe Wright, the eight-part series on the Italian fascist leader’s rise to power will have a “‘90s rave aesthetic”

The producer, who’s sat on rare and unreleased music for years, lost his home in the fires

Attitudes to drugs have changed significantly since the late '80s, becoming more widely used and socially acceptable. But while Gen Z are embracing sober curiosity, the toll of sustained drug use is becoming more pronounced in older generations. David Hillier reports

New figures show a loss of 405 nightlife venues in the UK since 2020, though the rate of closures has slowed in the last 12 months

Overtaking the previous record of £2.22 billion at the height of the CD era in 2001, stats reveal that spending on vinyl and streaming services are behind the boom

Part of a community-focused initiative, the Dortmund-based nightclub will be keeping the line-ups to its 'Community Nights' under wraps

The Itaewon venue, which hosted its last event on December 31, cited licensing challenges as reason for its closure

The film celebrates 30 years of Rotterdam’s dance music scene, from the ‘90s to present day

The venue will close its doors on January 19, citing rising utilities and "uncompromising landlords"

PC Brett Spruce assaulted a man while off-duty at Leeds' O2 Academy in September, 2023

Reusable cups will be used, aiming to stop wastage of two million single-use plastic cups every year in many of Belfast’s venues

UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said the move will combat ticket touters "hoovering up tickets for resale at vastly inflated prices"

The Supreme Court will hear arguments regarding the ByteDance-owned app's appeal against the ban later today

The artist has since said that people should educate themselves on drug safety after seeing “so many” fans passing out at Aussie festivals

"[The track] has nothing to do with families losing everything they have in a natural disaster. Learn the history," said the Public Enemy frontman

The nightclub is set to host a charity event in his memory on Friday, January 17

Johns Hopkins University’s Bachelor's in hip hop is the first American course of its kind

Duane 'Keffe D' Davis pleaded not guilty to murdering the rapper during a court hearing in November 2023