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Four days, multiple stages and a New Year’s Eve countdown – Beyond The Valley has unveiled when and where the action will unfold across its milestone 2025/26 festival.
Our fifth anthology gathers 11 2025 cover stories and two years of defining imagery into a permanent archive of music and culture.
The Prague-based artist’s new album deals with temporality, presence, and the search for meaning within overstimulated modern life.
The festival returns to Lyon next summer with Vril & Wata Igarashi, gyrofield, Mala, Lila Tirando a Violeta and more on the line-up.
EPT Radio enters a new month of global storytelling through sound, featuring mixes from Sinéad, Yaya La Bae, Nina Yamada, Zozo, and Paurro.
The Warehouse Project’s flagship event will return on 13 December with Floating Points, SHERELLE and Underworld on the bill.
Irene Haro, Jock Thomson and Mariana Pires have received a £1,000 grant to develop original photo stories focused on the communities and cultural spaces that matter most to them.
Smerz, Joanne Robertsonf and Blawan are among the names announced for the festival’s 15th edition.
JADE, IDLES and Clipse have joined the line-up for the festival’s 23rd edition, which will take place from 1-4 July in Gdynia.
From 13-15 March 2026, London’s Southbank Centre will explore the question ‘What is jazz today?’ through a series of performances and talks.
The festival is set to return to Larmer Tree Gardens for its 20th anniversary edition next September.
Dutch artist Jamback transforms personal loss into a powerful, club-ready track.
The festival returns to Milan from 20-23 November with the theme ‘City Echoes’.
Music and Music Festivals as Change Drivers is a two-year initiative led by Roskilde Festival Group, running from 2024 to 2025 with activities in Denmark, Germany, the UK and the US.
Field Maneuvers will return to a secret location in Norfolk from 21-23 August next year.
‘Globoko’ is on the duo’s most recent album, ‘V drevo’, which was released on Clockwork Voltage earlier this year.
