Alison Wonderland provides spiritual experience at Red Rocks with “Temple of Wonderland”: Full Recap
Within the mountains of Morrison, Colorado, lies a concert venue. A place where 9500 people congregate every few days to be completely mesmerized by music. This venue goes well beyond just a single stage accompanied by numerous rows of seating, but as one person described it, a unique "ora" completely separate from the world outside the two rocks in which
Cape Town’s The Other Radio unveils new studio space & website
One of Cape Town, South Africa's biggest community stations The Other Radio has been operating remotely since its formation by Aaron Peters, Matt Hichens and Philippus Johan. However, it's recently expanded into so much more as it showcases its brand new studio and website which started operations on the 16th of September. Promising to connect people and ideas through music, the radio station
Los Angeles nightclubs will require proof of vaccination or negative test before entry
As nightlife opens back up in most parts of the world and it seems as though true normality is just around the corner, the pandemic still remains to be and it means that many nightclubs that are now open are implementing new safety rules in regards to Covid-19. This means that certain clubs may require proof of a negative Covid-19
Welsh nightclubs to require proof of vaccination or negative test for entry from October
In the latest announcement from the Welsh Government, the brand new review of Covid-19 restrictions state that from the 11th of October, people in the country will have to show a Covid Pass to be able to enter nightclubs. This pass is given to people who have proof of being fully vaccinated or have received a negative lateral flow test within
Swedish House Mafia to perform at Audacy Beach Festival in their first U.S. show since Ultra 2018
It's been three years, but they are finally back. Swedish House Mafia will be performing their first U.S. show since Ultra Music Festival in 2018. With Audacy releasing the lineup yesterday for Beach Festival in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the Swedish powerhouse will be the headlining act for the event, closing out the festival on Sunday. The performance is a big moment
FIFA 22 releases soundtrack featuring Area 21, Swedish House Mafia, DJ Snake, Major Lazer and more
When it comes to the world of gaming merging with music, there might not be a company that understands the assignment better than EA Sports. Once again, on the 22nd edition of their world-renowned football game, they have delivered. With 122 tracks, FIFA 22 includes the game's biggest catalog to date. The list features some of dance music's most iconic
Ibiza eases Covid restrictions on night time gatherings
After only reporting 12 cases over the weekend, the island of Ibiza has announced they will begin to roll back on their Covid-19 restrictions. The first rollback began as early as September 15th, in which social gatherings can now resume between the hours of 2:00 and 6:00 am. The announcement comes just a little over a month since cases reportedly spiked on
Danny Howard begins hosting BBC Radio 1 ‘Dance Party’
As of September 10th, British DJ Danny Howard began his tenure as the host of the iconic BBC Radio 1 show, 'Dance Party.' He takes over from the previous host, Annie Mac. 'Dance Party' "[showcases] the best new music from the biggest artists worldwide" every Friday at 6 pm. Howard joined BBC Radio 1 over a decade ago, so this
RIAA Music Revenue Statistics 2021: 27% recorded music growth on U.S. market
New data from the RIAA mid-year 2021 music industry revenue statistics showed that the U.S recorded music industry revenues grew 27% compared to 2020. The report from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) indicates that listeners value and engage with recorded music: Revenues rose from $5.6 to $7.1 billion at retail value. Streaming accounted for 84% of the revenues generated in
fabric and Adonis debuts new LGBTQ+ weekend event, Sylvester
The famed London club fabric will soon be premiering a new LGBTQ+ show coming on weekends. In partnership with promoter Adonis, the show will be a Sunday party event called Sylvester. The event series started September 12th, and will be an early morning and afternoon event with doors opening at 7 am and running till 3 pm. The event is debuted
Nightclubs in the Netherlands to reopen September 25th
Clubs were previously thought to be closed until November in the Netherlands, but a recent announcement from the Dutch Government has come up in response to the powerful 'Unmute Us' movement, which saw thousands of protestors take to the streets. Nightclubs and other night-time venues in the Netherlands will finally be able to open from September 25th, the same date that
Hypnotised – A Journey Through Trance (1990-2005) book explores the genre’s history
A new book and album hybrid launch is now out, which aims to explore the history of trance in great depth and detail. Titled 'Hypnotised - A Journey Through Trance (1990-2005)', the book explores the birth of the beloved genre from 1990 all the way up to 2005. This is also accompanied by a compilation CD titled 'Hypnotised - A Journey
English government will no longer pursue vaccine passport plans
After much criticism, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced the government will ditch the idea of implementing a vaccine passport for entry into clubs and events. This decision comes just after last week when the government announced they would move forward with a plan to begin vaccine passports. According to BBC, Under the passport plan, "people would have been required to show
Pete Tong to headline “classics” event in Malta later this month
On September 28th, Pete Tong will perform a set in Malta that celebrates his classic hits. The one-time show will take place in Floriana at Malta's largest public square, the Granaries. Titled "Pete Tong's Classics," the UK-based DJ will team up with The Heritage Orchestra and conductor Jules Buckley to put a new spin on his tracks that combine authentic instruments
A day of protest leads to Dutch government easing restrictions
The Dutch government has heard and listened to the voices of the "Unmute Us" protests. After 150,000 people took to the streets of multiple Dutch cities to protest the nontransparency of event restricting, the government announced they will start to ease restrictions on large-scale events, allowing festivals to begin operating again. The conditions for these large-scale events will still involve some