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The Jaguar Foundation follows its remarkable 2022 study on the gender gap within UK dance music with a new documentary podcast.
Well-known Bristol venue Motion undertook the research as part of its Keeping Bristol Moving Campaign.
But why? They couldn't afford to go, with the cost of living crisis mentioned as one of these reasons.
Since 2006, 58% of London's LGBTQ+ venues had closed, with the number of spaces dropping from 125 to just 53.
The directory features Ellen Allien, VTSS, India Jordan, Meg Ward, Cinthie, Honey Dijon, Jayda G, Nite Fleit and many more.
Amsterdam Dance Event prepares for its first fully-functioning conference in over two years this October.
The new policy, expected to take effect from late summer 2022, applies to haulage companies with a base in the UK and another abroad.
Surpassing 2020's sector value by almost 2x, the report revealed that we are heading towards the pre-covid valuation of $7.3 billion.
Expectations often weigh heavy on an artist’s to-do list. What are the consequences of the pressure build-up, and just what harm can social media...
The new helpline, run by Help Musicians, offers legal advice and coping strategies.
Dubfire, Leftwing: Kody, Greg Wilson and Max Chapman are amongst the keynote speakers.
In 2021, there were 6,985 registered venues. This is way down from the peak of 10,040 in 2010.
Rias’ culturally-inspired sonic signature is the catalyst behind his recently launched 7Rituals label.
Villalobos' rework of 'Abril Lluvias Mil' is only five minutes shorter than his 2016 track 'Bionic Sad'.
Avision's 'Generation Z' EP is a testament to the artist's versatility and fearless approach to techno.
Gen Z and Millennials are rekindling their passion for the atmosphere and fashion associated with rave culture.
Some fans proclaimed that the fees they had to pay were more than the cost of a single admission.
