BICEP will headline Labyrinth on the Thames at Greenwich on July 31, 2027, in their only London headline show of the year. The performance will bring their forthcoming album SLUG to the stage, combining new live arrangements with favourites from across their catalogue.
View More BICEP Bring ‘SLUG’ to Greenwich: A New Chapter Begins on the Thames in 2027
Boris Brejcha has announced that 2028 will be the final year of his career as Boris Brejcha and The Joker. The techno star plans an extended farewell, thanking fans for years of support before closing this chapter on his own terms.
View More Boris Brejcha Sets a Final Date for The Joker: Techno’s Masked Icon to Close His Story in 2028
Portuguese producers Charlie Spot and Ricky Sky have sustained a notable chart achievement with “Flamenco,” their Afro House and Flamenco-inspired collaboration, which has remained at No. 1 on Cafe De Anatolia’s Traxsource Top 10 for more than a year.
View More Charlie Spot and Ricky Sky’s “Flamenco”: A Year at No. 1 on Traxsource
Richie Hawtin has joined TS Agency after more than 15 years with WME, marking a major shift in the techno pioneer’s professional career. Founded by Dixon and Âme, the independent booking company brings a new artist-led connection to Hawtin’s next chapter as he continues exploring live performances, festival appearances and electronic music innovation.
View More Richie Hawtin Joins TS Agency After 15 Years With WME in Major Career Move
Carl Cox is looking back on Space Ibiza’s final Closing Fiesta, marking 10 years since the legendary club closed its doors in 2016. From his celebrated 15-year residency to the all-star farewell lineup, the anniversary revisits a defining chapter in Ibiza nightlife and electronic music history.
View More Carl Cox Reflects on Space Ibiza’s Final Closing Fiesta 10 Years Later
Daft Punk’s science-fiction legacy enters a new chapter with an authorised 272-page Métal Hurlant anthology, bringing together more than 30 creators to reinterpret the iconic duo’s mythology through comics, illustrations and essays.
View More Daft Punk’s Robot Mythology Finds a New Universe in a 272-Page Sci-Fi Comic Anthology
Jean-Michel Jarre celebrates 50 years of Oxygene with a new 2026 remaster and the album’s first Dolby Atmos edition. Arriving November 20 via BMG, the expanded release revisits the electronic classic through immersive audio, archival material and a range of collector-focused physical formats.
View More Jean-Michel Jarre Announces 50th Anniversary Edition Of Oxygene With Dolby Atmos
The Anyma and MRAK Afterlife split has entered a new and more serious phase. MRAK has been removed as managing director of Karmat Music amid a legal dispute, while Anyma has launched ÆDEN Records, raising fresh questions about the future of Afterlife and the legacy of Tale Of Us.
View More Anyma And MRAK Face New Chapter as Afterlife Leadership Split Deepens
Peggy Gou has transformed her journey from a rebellious Korean teenager in London into a global career spanning house music, fashion and cultural influence. From overcoming sexism in Berlin to taking “(It Goes Like) Nanana” into the UK Top 5, her story is one of independence, experimentation and refusing to let other people define her sound.
View More Peggy Gou: How the Korean DJ Turned Resistance Into Global Dance-Floor Power
Armin van Buuren has revived his iconic Rising Star alias for a new remix of ‘Take Me Home’. The 140 BPM rework expands Poppy Baskcomb’s vocal with a longer breakdown, an additional trance melody and a powerful peak-time arrangement that reconnects the track with Rising Star’s emotional, uplifting roots.
View More Armin van Buuren Revives Rising Star Alias for a Powerful ‘Take Me Home’ Remix