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Arca, IB Kamara, Michael Cragg and more share their first takes and experiences with ‘CONFESSIONS II’ – Madonna’s long-awaited, triumphant return to the dancefloor.
The free open-air festival takes over the Schlüter Courtyard across four weekends in July and August.
Lost Weekend will be Bridgers’ first solo album in six years.
Beyond 90 takes place in Manchester this Thursday, 25 July, celebrating football beyond the pitch.
Join us this Thursday, 25 May, for a night of live music from TaliaBle and Aaliyahnelle.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
A playlist compiling tracks released by Paco Rabanne’s 80s record label, Paco Rabanne Design.
Johnnie Walker Black kicked off festival season by bringing its Keep Walking campaign to GALA’s 11th edition in Peckham Rye Park.
This is Screen Time – a new series where artists share the digital spaces that inspire, inform, and distract them.
This is Cue Points, a series where DJs get granular with current tracks in their sets, giving us the low-down on what makes them work.
Ahead of this year’s edition, Turin’s USV Collective is expanding its hand-built sound system to help shape a new sonic identity for the festival.
keiyaA reflects on the potent influence of D’Angelo’s ‘Black Messiah’, and how it inspired her to rethink what Black music is on her current album, ‘hooke’s law’.
Heather McIntosh and Allyson Newman look back on their tenure as co-presidents of the Alliance for Women Film Composers.
The multidisciplinary exhibition brings together works by Lucas Dupuy, Marla-Sunshine Kellard-Jones and Scarlet Griffiths.
The 12th edition of the multi-venue Bristol festival returns on Saturday, 7 November, introducing guest curators for the first time.
The new pop-up listening bar series will bring vinyl, highballs and contemporary listening culture to venues in London, Manchester and Edinburgh from June to December 2026.
Le Guess Who? has shared artist names for its 20th anniversary edition, taking place across Utrecht from 5-8 November 2026.
From Ben UFO to DJ Travella, here’s what went down at Nuits sonores 2026.
Returning to Paris next week with a truly stacked line-up across three days, here are the sets you won’t want to miss at We Love Green 2026.
Celebrating a decade of amplifying women, non-binary and trans creatives in the film industry, Girls in Film marks its 10th anniversary with the launch of a new fund supporting emerging filmmakers.
As he gears up for a vinyl-only set at Hackney’s neighbourhood restaurant and listening bar, Bambi, for an event celebrating Rabanne’s new 1 Million Night Elixir, Raji Rags talks about formative clubbing connections and vinyl digging.
Saxophonist and composer Colin Stetson unpacks the monumental process of creating an original film score, from embracing periods of deep immersion to learning how to exercise restraint and resist cliché.
The Warehouse Project has announced its 2026 season, as well as a film, exhibition, print magazine and more to celebrate 20 years of parties.
With Xiu Xiu set to release an album based on their ‘Eraserhead’ live project, founding member Jamie Stewart explains the terrifying (but inspirational) impact David Lynch had on them growing up.
The four-day programme took place from 6–9 May at Castello 1808 in Venice, coinciding with the opening week of the 61st Venice Art Biennale.
The Great Escape celebrated 20 years in Brighton with four days of live sets and late-night discovery across the city.
In a new interview with Ableton, Nick Lapien breaks down the production process behind Artefakt’s latest release.
