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The festival returns to Nyon from 22-27 July this year with a programme featuring Justice, Skunk Anasie, Lambrini Girls, Moonchild Sanelly, HiTech and more.
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.
Both dedicated heads with eclectic tastes across techno, drum ‘n’ bass, electro and much more, Tasha and Alienata came together for a peak-time sprawling techno set recorded at Field Maneuvers’ 2024 edition. Strap in.
At last summer’s Field Maneuvers festival, Bristol-born producer, artist and DJ LCN raised the tempo with a high-energy set that balanced dark, bass-heavy sounds with good-time club bangers.
DJ, consultant and Pxssy Palace co-founder Nadine Noor turned up the heat at Dalston Superstore’s Field Maneuvers takeover with an hour of dancefloor moving, all-systems-go, non-stop club bangers.
At Field Maneuvers Festival last summer, Deena Abdelwahed showed us how its done with a winding, two-hour set packed with bass, experimental sounds and complex rhythms.
Held in a park just outside of Barcelona, the two-day event brings the SOUNDIT party experience to an intimate festival setting immersed in nature.
The art and architectural programme features performances, stage design, and a summer exhibition.
Our new BandLab loops pack contains 100 loops from ten different producers.
The West London festival will return to Boston Manor Park from 25-27 July this year.
The Brooklyn band sit down in London to reflect on their latest album, ‘Frog in Boiling Water’, and how the music translates live.
Celebrated music journalist and cult novelist David Keenan takes us back to the moment that ushered him into a world of underground weirdo music.
Taking place from 12-14 in Barcelona, this year’s edition of Sónar+D will explore art in the era of AI.
The 26th edition of MUTEK Montréal festival will take place from 19-24 August, with Valentina Magaletti, Bitter Babe, Al Wootton and more on the line-up.
FKA twigs, Yung Lean & Bladee, Little Simz and more join this year’s line-up.
In support of International Women’s Day this March, the Royal Albert Hall is hosting live performances, talks, DJ sets, a networking event and more.
The Young Urban Arts Foundation provides accessible, vital spaces for young people to be empowered through music.
On their algorithm-defying, white-knuckle-inducing debut album ’45 Pounds’, New Yorkers YHWH Nailgun are taking a stand against the uber ironic cool of late-2010s indie rock.
XRDS will return to Brussels on Friday 15 and Saturday 16 August this year, with Donato Dozzy & Neel, Skee Mask, MCR-T and more on the line-up.
The Paris-based rock festival will take place from 29-31 May this year.
Doechii is among the headliners for this year’s edition, which will take place over August bank holiday weekend in Bristol.
This year’s edition of the Lisbon festival will take place from 19-21 June.
While accepting the award for Best New Artist, the band asked arenas like the O2 to contribute to keeping grassroots venues afloat.
Picking up the award for Best Dance Act, Charli thanked Arca, Aphex Twin, SOPHIE and more.
The festival will return to Barcelona for its third edition from 7-10 August this year.
The festival will celebrate its tenth anniversary from 22-25 May this year.
A rolling, regularly-updated directory of essential events in the UK, Europe and beyond.
Blood Orange, A. G. Cook, Nourished by Time, Skee Mask and more will play the Turin-based festival in October.
Dialled In and Dalson Superstore will return to the festival this year alongside stage takeovers from newcomers Gut Level, Cosmic Shop and more.
The new cultural events series will run from 1-30 April.
