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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.
Mexico City’s cult bakery Panadería Rosetta and Handshake Speakeasy join forces for a three-day takeover of Toklas Bakery in honour of Día de Muertos.
Mix With The Masters, an award-winning platform for music makers, is set to host a new series of masterclasses at Rue Boyer Studios in Paris.
The Paris venue will host artists including DJ Haram and Mechatok.
Taking place from 22–24 October, the programme will feature immersive listening sessions and artist talks at the Dolby Atmos House, as well as hands-on workshops at ADE Lab.
The programme will take place 17-19 October at the Adidas Sports Base in Berlin.
From 24-27 September, Paris will host the first edition of Nightclubbing Festival – a celebration of electronic music, nightlife culture, and the political power of the dance floor.
The festival will take place across multiple venues in Milan from 20-23 November.
The trio’s set is now available to stream, adding to the festival’s ever-growing archive of performances.
The new rent-to-own plan allows customers to significantly reduce the upfront cost of Ableton’s fully-featured music production software.
