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Diplo has teased a collaboration between Beyoncé and Major Lazer via Twitter. 

"I've heard rumours of a Beyonce & Major Lazer collab" the not-so-cryptic message...

Ahead of his headline appearance at Farm Festival in August, Ralph Lawson has given us his top ten favourite festival anthems. It’s an eclectic mix...

Madame Tussauds London has officially unveiled its wax figure of Stormzy.

The London MC has been working with the museum's artists on getting the figure...

Production company A Lost Weekend will host an immersive Human Traffic event at London's Printworks in 2020.

There will be 18 shows at the 5,000-capacity...

BBC Radio 6 will broadcast a show celebrating 20 years since The Chemical Brothers' album, 'Surrender'.

Alongside the 20th anniversary deluxe re-issue of the album...

Kappa Futur has confirmed it plans to go ahead as scheduled with the July festival.

Following the cancellation of UK and European festivals like Glastonbury...

The video for Daft Punk's 2000 single 'One More Time' has been turned into a VR rave.

Having recently featured among the acts touted to...

Pikes Ibiza is bringing its hedonistic chic aura to the lush UK countryside in the form of a new event – Pikes at Marston Park. Nestled...

In April next year, DJ EZ will play one of his biggest solo bookings to date at Brixton’s O2 Academy. 

The UK garage don is...

Arcadia's iconic Spider DJ stage is now featured in science lessons at UK schools. 

Examination body AQA has included a section on the spectacular installation...

The Prodigy have shared a tribute to the band's late frontman, Keith Flint, on the first anniversary of his death.

On the 4th March 2019...

The dance music community was saddened recently to learn of the death of Sammy Christie - club promoter, label owner and founder of banner specialists...

Lee "Scratch" Perry, the pioneer of dub and roots reggae music, has died, aged 85.

Jamaican media reported that Perry died in hospital in Lucea...

“My first gig was in 1994 at a squatted Salvation Army building opposite Hackney Town Hall on Mare Street. The building was called The Spiky Thing With Curves due to some of the sculptures on display, alongside a cafe and several rooms for bands and DJs. I had a selection of acid house/early hardcore vinyl, mostly acquired from the local Record & Tape Exchange.