With news having emerged last month of an immersive Human Traffic-themed experience coming to London's Printworks next year, Carl Cox has now shared a trailer teasing further information on the event, returning as Human Traffic character Pablo Hassan.

Carl Cox, Patrick Topping and Charlotte de Witte are among the first names to be announced for CRSSD festival 2020.

Carl Cox is playing a New Year's Eve rave in Hawaii, with sets planned for both Wednesday December 31st 2019 and Thursday January 1st 2020. 

The events mark 20 years since Cox was last in the US state. As part of BBC Radio 1's Millennium celebrations he played a midnight set on Bondi Beach in Australia before flying to Hawaii to do the same at Kakaako Waterfront Beach — taking full advantage of the International Dateline. 

Carl Cox has designed a limited edition baseball jersey and bracelet.

The beloved DJ, who recently won the Highest Techno award in this year’s DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll, as well as the No. 1 spot in the Alternative Top 100 DJs poll, has teamed up with merchandise company Electric Family for the charity campaign. Creating both a baseball jersey and bracelet, proceeds from sales will benefit Cox's chosen charity, St. Nicholas Nairobi Fund.

Carl Cox has taken the No. 1 spot in the Alternative Top 100 DJs poll for the second year in a row. 

Launched in 2018 in association with Beatport, the Alternative Top 100 DJs list is generated by combining Top 100 DJs voting data with techno and house sales data from the world’s largest online electronic music shop. The result, as we saw last year, is a very different chart — with only a few artists crossing over into the flagship Top 100 DJs list. 

Carl Cox has confirmed plans to bring his MegaStructure stage back to Ultra next March.

Next year's edition of the festival will mark the first time the MegaStructure has hosted three days at Miami's Bayfront Park, which Ultra will return to next year after this year's event took place at Virginia Key. It will feature at Ultra 2020 for all three days of the event for the first time.

Carl Cox has self-confirmed he will be on the line-up for Glastonbury 2020. 

The UK legend will head to Worthy Farm for the event's much-anticipated 50th anniversary edition, as he explained to our team in the aftermath of this year's DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll reveal during ADE last Saturday. You can watch the video of the interview below. 

Carl Cox has won the Highest Techno award in this year’s DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll. The legendary UK DJ landed the No.35 spot overall.

“I haven’t stopped since 1988,” Coxy tells DJ Mag. “Can you imagine if I mapped out every single party I’ve ever done, the map would be riddled with pin-drops everywhere - it would be a complete rash of events that I’ve done.”

Carl Cox cut the music mid-set during a gig in Athens last weekend to break up a dancefloor scuffle.

The beloved DJ/producer was playing at Techniques festival when a fight broke out during his set at the Gazi Music Hall. On a video filmed from the crowd, Coxy can be heard saying "Stop this shit, it's too fucking good in here right now for this aggression," before explaining he will only continue his set if the fighting stops.