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Set to take place in June next year, LIDO Festival’s first line-up announcement features Arca, Shy One, John Glacier and more.
Championing unconventional live experiences and a more accessible classical scene, Sound Out Leeds will be putting on events throughout the city until next summer.
Batu, Cashu and more will play the Bangkok festival next month.
Finnish musician Jaakko Eino Kalevi is amongst the new names joining Bar Italia and Magdalena Bay in Downtown Reykjavík this November.
The multi-room venue will host both live events and club nights.
The new collaborative range draws inspiration from the style codes of running clubs across the world.
Returning with the theme ‘Living with the Gods’, this year’s edition of C2C will take place from 31 October-3 November in Turin.
This autumn’s schedule includes live music, podcast recordings, comedy and drag performers.
Taking place on 24 October at Anima, the event will showcase a selection of vinyl records pressed at Objects.
The music software company has announced the release of Ableton Move — a new instrument designed for quickly capturing ideas.
Taking place at The Exchange, the night will be one of three standout Noods-backed events happening across the city this autumn.
Ravyn Lenae, Prewn and more join the line-up for the festival’s 25th anniversary edition in November.
Taking place on 25 October, the event will be free for all and will not require a ticket purchase.
Hosted at the TOBACCO Theater on 17 and 18 October, the programme will feature intimate listening sessions, talks, panel discussions and more.
The new, final line-up additions also include an audiovisual installation by Hidden Edges, artist talks, and a series of public workshops aimed at students.
‘Sweaty Ceilings’ will dive into the stories behind celebrated spaces including 100 Club, fabric, Moth Club, KOKO, Corsica Studios, Cafe OTO and more.