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Neversea Kapital, the newly developed Romanian festival by the creators of UNTOLD in Europe and Dubai, and Neversea Festival, drops a wave of artists for its first celebration in Bucharest, the gem Capital of Romania. Alok, Axwell, Don Diablo, Kaaze, KSHMR, Lost Frequencies, Nervo, Salvatore Ganacci, Sickick, Steve Aoki, Claptone and MËSTIZA will heat up the mainstage from July 4 to 6 on the National Arena. 
The Temple stage welcomes the world’s No. 1 techno DJ, Charlotte de Witte, in Bucharest for the first time, previously playing UNTOLD Festival in Romania. One of the most influential in modern techno, she is known for her dark, intense, and minimalist sound. With hypnotic sets and signature tracks like “Selected” and “Doppler”, she’ll perform at Neversea Kapital, delivering a pure, authentic experience. The Temple adds more power and BPM to its techno stage with Deborah de Luca, Korolova, Nina Kraviz, and Mau P. 
Axwell, the legendary Swedish DJ and founding member of Swedish House Mafia alongside Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso, has shaped the global EDM scene with iconic tracks and electrifying sets. His worldwide hits include “One (Your Name),” “Save the World,” and “Don’t You Worry Child” with SHM, as well as “Sun Is Shining” and “More Than You Know” with Ingrosso. He’s been nominated for five Grammy Awards and has twice won “Best House DJ” at the DJ Awards.
Salvatore Ganacci, a fan favourite for his eccentric performances, is a must for Neversea Kapital’s debut in Bucharest. The Bosnian Swedish DJ and producer is known for his eclectic musical style and wildly unconventional, humorous, and unpredictable performances. Every set he plays becomes a spectacle, and he has a special connection with the crowds of Neversea and UNTOLD.
Lost Frequencies, the Belgian DJ and producer Félix De Laet, is one of electronic music’s most charismatic stars. With over 32 million monthly Spotify listeners and more than one billion streams on the platform, his success is unmatched. Lost Frequencies will take over the main stage with his unique style. 
MËSTIZA blends music, fashion, and female empowerment with a sound that fuses flamenco rhythms with melodic techno, afro house, and Latin, Arabic, and African influences. In 2023, they released their debut album “Quëreles”, Spain’s best-selling album in its first week.
More acts will be revealed soon. The festival will have 3 stages, the third with urban rap, trap, hip-hop, and multiple music spots with DJs. 
Neversea Kapital is a pilot edition inspired by the spirit of Neversea, one of the biggest beach festivals in Europe, and reimagined for the city. It is where music meets culture, street art, style and fashion, a food festival, creative energy and connection, all fused into one unforgettable urban playground. Tickets are available on neversea.com. 
Neversea Kapital will continue to grow into its own identity from 2026, becoming a major new addition to the global festival scene. Next year, Neversea Festival will return to the beach in the beautiful coastal city of Constanța.
Neversea Kapital marks UNTOLD Universe‘s first music festival in Romania’s Capital, Bucharest. The team is preparing for the 10th anniversary of the iconic UNTOLD Festival in Cluj-Napoca, from August 7-10, and the second edition of the biggest festival ever held in the United Arab Emirates, UNTOLD Dubai, from November 6-9.
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Global dance music DJ, producer, and innovator Don Diablo joins forces with the iconic singer and songwriter Nelly Furtado for their highly anticipated new single “Doing Nothin’,” out May 30 via Casablanca Records. As a celebration of carefree energy and summer escapism, the song pulses with a classic four-on-the-floor beat, playful percussive flair, and a bright piano melody that nods to the ’90s house while embracing a fresh, contemporary feel. Nelly’s effortlessly sassy vocal performance adds a catchy, tongue-in-cheek charm, elevating the feel-good anthem into certified summer soundtrack territory. With two trailblazing artists at the helm, “Doing Nothin'” is poised to ignite dance floors and playlists worldwide. It follows Don’s stream of high-profile releases and collaborations with the likes of MK, Jamiroquai, Robbie Williams, Major Lazer, and more.

“Working with Nelly has been high on my wishlist for many years! She’s an absolute icon on so many levels – and now, she’s the voice on a record we crafted together to soundtrack this year’s summer. ‘Doing Nothin’‘ brings back that 90s piano house energy with a modern twist. It’s been a long time in the making, and we’re beyond excited to finally share it with the world.” – Don Diablo

“I had so much fun working on ‘Doing Nothin” with Don Diablo. After all these years, it’s exciting to still be part of something that feels this fresh and full of energy. Collaborating with artists who push things forward keeps it all evolving – and that’s what I’m here for.” – Nelly Furtado

Don Diablo

Currently the world’s #15 DJ on the prestigious DJ MAG Top 100, Don Diablo has long been a trailblazer in electronic music, known for pushing genre boundaries. The sought-after Dutch producer has collaborated with and remixed an eclectic roster of global superstars, including Dua Lipa, Justin Bieber, Gucci Mane, Ed Sheeran, Mark Ronson, Travis Barker, Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Madonna, The Chainsmokers, Coldplay and many more. A true visionary, Don‘s creative output spans far beyond music – his hybrid physical-digital fine art pieces have broken records on SuperRare, been auctioned by Sotheby’s, and exhibited at the Venice Biennale, Art Basel, and beyond. In fashion, he helms HEXAGON‘s streetwear line, releasing capsule collections with the likes of Disney, Lucasfilm, and Netflix. Just recently, as a true innovator, he also struck a partnership deal with NVIDIA. Don has hosted his globally syndicated Hexagon Radio show for over 8 years, currently broadcast in over 68 countries. His label HEXAGON, launched in 2015, remains a powerhouse in championing new talent. He is also one of the world’s top-selling crypto artists, making history with the release of his GΞNΞSIS NFT and the groundbreaking digital concert film NFT DΞSTINATION HΞXAGONIA.

Nelly Furtado

With over 20 billion streams, 35 million albums sold worldwide, and multiple #1 hit singles, Nelly Furtado is an undisputed icon whose innovative songwriting shaped an era and transformed pop music. Her unique “Nelly sound” has earned her Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards, 10 JUNO Awards, Multi-Platinum certifications, and millions of fans around the world. Effortlessly maintaining her place at the forefront of culture, the multi-talented musician and songwriter has landed three #1 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, five within the top ten, has charted #1 on the US Latin Billboard chart, and has sold-out arenas around the world.

 
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Global dance music icon R3HAB returns with one of his most anticipated releases to date – “All My Life,” via Polydor/Universal. The track opens with delicate piano melodies and a breathy, intimate female vocal, gradually unfolding into a euphoric, deep house anthem laced with shimmering synths and uplifting energy. Written during a songwriting camp in Thailand, the single captures a raw emotional current – freedom, surrender, and escapism – making it a contender for the soundtrack of summer 2025.
“‘All My Life‘ means a lot to me,” R3HAB shares. “The lyric ‘Parachute when I free fall‘ came from a moment of complete surrender… that feeling when you let go, drift into the unknown, and somehow feel safe in it.” With hopeful lyrics and a soaring soundscape, “All My Life” is both a personal revelation and a universal invitation to let go, live fully, and chase what’s calling you.

“‘All My Life‘ means a lot to me. I wrote it during a camp in Thailand, and there was this real energy in the air – like everything was flowing. The lyric ‘Parachute when I free fall‘ came from a moment of complete surrender… that feeling when you let go, drift into the unknown and somehow feel safe in it. It’s about wanting to fly away, be fully in the moment, and forget about everything else for a while. The song holds that emotion for me – a sense of freedom, peace, and a quiet kind of nostalgia from a life spent moving, creating, and connecting. 2025 already feels like a powerful year. I’m more inspired than ever, and I can’t wait to share this one with the world.” – R3HAB
Multi-platinum DJ and producer Fadil El Ghoul, better known as R3HAB, has been trailblazing his way through dance music for the past fifteen years. From his breakthrough remixes for Rihanna, Drake, Taylor Swift, Calvin Harris, to anthems such as Platinum-certified “All Around The World (La La La)”, “Rock My Body” and “Lullaby,” to his collaborations with the likes of Ava Max, ZAYN, Jason Derulo, Luis Fonsi, and more, R3HAB has proven to be one of the most forward-thinking artists in the game. His work has collected over 12 billion streams to date, including more than 1.1B in 2024 alone. R3HAB founded his label CYB3RPVNK in 2016, which has passed 4B streams across platforms since its inception. R3HAB continues to evolve and diversify his sound by working with artists around the globe, pushing the boundaries of dance music as he collaborates across genres and languages. He is Spotify’s Most Discovered Artist, one of Spotify’s top 350 most streamed artists, ranked Top 20 consecutively since 2017 on the prestigious DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs chart, and has earned over 100 Diamond, Platinum, and Gold certificates. R3HAB has embarked on multiple sold-out worldwide tours and was the first dance music artist to sell out 15 consecutive shows in China. On top of that, he performed at the world’s top festivals, such as EDC, Ultra Music Festival, Tomorrowland, Balaton Sound, Coachella, Summer Sonic Festival, DWP Jakarta. With his combination of innate artistry and innovative attitude, R3HAB has earned his place as a household name in dance music.

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Acclaimed French DJ and producer HUGEL unveils his latest single, “Las Avispas”, on May 23rd, delivering a bold and electrifying reinterpretation of the legendary Juan Luis Guerra classic. Released via his own imprint, Make The Girls Dance Records, the track features powerhouse collaborators BRØDER and Spijker, uniting French, Dutch, and Afro House influences into a global sonic celebration.
A trailblazer in the Afro-Latin House movement, HUGEL has become one of the most influential names in electronic music. With over 4 billion streams, multiple multi-platinum certifications, and a string of #1 hits on Beatport, his sound dominates clubs and festivals around the world. His label, Make The Girls Dance Records, has become a hub for cutting-edge Afro-infused dance music.
“Las Avispas”, originally penned by Dominican icon Juan Luis Guerra, is a joyful anthem of faith, resilience, and divine protection. Released in 2004 on the Grammy-winning album “Para Ti”, the original fused merengue with gospel elements and earned critical acclaim, including Latin Grammy Awards for Best Tropical Song and Best Christian Album, along with Billboard Latin Music Awards for Gospel-Pop and Tropical-Merengue Song of the Year.
In this 2025 reimagining, HUGEL injects the track with an energetic Afro House pulse while honoring its soulful essence. He is joined by BRØDER, the French electronic duo of brothers Thibault and Arnaud from Marseille, known for their cross-genre innovations, high-profile remixes, and over 60 million Spotify streams, and Spijker, a rising Dutch DJ and producer whose Afro-Tech fusion and global performances, from Burning Man to Brazil, have marked him as one to watch.
“Las Avispas” is more than a cover, it’s a tribute to a legendary artist, reinterpreted through a modern, global lens.
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Award-winning, platinum-selling producer and artist Martin Wave returns with his latest single, “CONTROL,” featuring Grammy-nominated, British-Ethiopian singer Izzy Bizu and electro-pop artist/writer CAPPA, out on May 30th. The track is part of the soundtrack for the F1 game alongside artists like Jamie XX, Diplo, Austin Millz, Sofi Tukker, and others, launching the same day, and in a national Apple TV campaign airing June 20.
The catchy, electronic track exudes confidence and showcases Martin’s signature cinematic production style. Known for his work with artists like Post Malone, BTS’s Jin, and Suki Waterhouse, as well as major campaigns for Marvel, Star Wars, and Apple, Martin continues to blur the lines between pop, film, and electronic music.

“CONTROL” is the first release on Parasol Music, the label, creative sync agency, and community Martin launched with his wife, Grace Hong, in 2024. “Parasol is becoming a hub for purpose-driven artists and represents a new model representing the next wave of the music industry,” Martin shares.
“CONTROL” is inspired by themes of female empowerment, celebrating strength and the ability to overcome obstacles, even when the odds are stacked against you.
Martin Wave, traditionally known for his work as a producer, will be releasing his debut album in 2025.
 
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Multi-platinum singer, songwriter, and producer Shibui returns with her highly anticipated new single, ‘Ai Koi Ai’, set for release on May 30 through Tankfloor / Warner Music Italy. Known for her genre-fluid style and remarkable vocal versatility, Shibui continues to shape the future of European electronic and pop music with a sound that effortlessly bridges mainstream appeal and underground edge.
 
With over 1.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify and more than 1 billion total streams, Shibui has become one of the most sought-after voices in the industry. Her collaborative portfolio includes high-profile names such as Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, R3HAB, Prezioso, Gabry Ponte, LUM!X, VINAI, Afrojack, Blasterjaxx, Scooter, Marnik, Mariana Bo, LIZOT, Shanguy, Stefy De Cicco, Vini Vici, and Paolo Pellegrino, underscoring her versatility and creative influence across genres.

Her music has consistently charted in Spotify’s Top 50 across multiple countries and has appeared on the Global Viral 50 as well as the Billboard Dance Charts. In addition to chart success, her tracks have featured in global brand campaigns, international television programming, gaming content, and major digital campaigns, broadening her reach far beyond the streaming world.
 
Shibui has earned critical acclaim from influential outlets including Billboard, DJ Mag, MTV Italy, and Rolling Stone. She is widely recognized for her unique ability to craft music that resonates both with mainstream audiences and niche tastemakers, a balance that has become her signature.
 
Shibui has made a remarkable mark on the international music scene, earning widespread acclaim and numerous certifications for her vocal and songwriting contributions. Her work on ‘Désolée (Paris/Paname)’ with Shanguy achieved triple Platinum status in Poland and garnered over 16 million views on YouTube. In France, she scored three Gold-certified hits, ‘Superstar’, ‘Kings & Queens’, and ‘Hurricane’, all of which dominated the airwaves on NRJ and Fun Radio. As both the singer and co-writer of the global hit ‘Thunder’ by Gabry Ponte, LUM!X & Prezioso, Shibui contributed to a song that achieved multi-Platinum certifications across Europe and beyond, including Diamond in France and triple Platinum in countries like Sweden, Norway, and Finland. 
These accomplishments were further recognised with prestigious honours, including the 2023 SIAE Music Award for ‘Thunder’ and recognition from the Estonian Music Industry Awards for her international impact.
With ‘Ai Koi Ai’, Shibui opens a bold new chapter in her evolving artistry, delivering a sound that promises to captivate audiences once again and reinforce her status as a global music powerhouse.
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Pyramid Ibiza is ready to ignite its 8th season at iconic nightclub Amnesia with an explosive opening party on the June 8th featuring Ricardo Villalobos, Deborah de Luca, Raresh, Nina Kraviz and many more.
 
The Opening Party marks the start of a new and exciting season, once again bringing the sounds of the underground to the island for the most organic Sunday party.  This summer the experience for clubbers will be elevated even more with the renovation of the iconic glass terrace ceiling which maintains its original magic, but incorporates cutting-edge technology that elevates sound quality to unprecedented levels, offering clarity and depth that redefine the standard on the island and strengthens the connection between DJs and attendees.

Opening Party Line Up: The Start of a New Season
Returning to the Terrace for the opening party and as resident for the season is the one and only Ricardo Villalobos. A significant figure in the minimal techno scene, Villalobos is renowned for his infectious energy and ability to connect with the crowd and he will bring his unique blend of hypnotic minimal and microhouse to Pyramid. For the opening party Ricardo Villalobos will go b2b with Raresh, Josh Baker b2b Rossi and Mar-T adding to the vibrant soul of the Pyramid Terrace with rhythms oscillating between house, microhouse and melodic techno, creating a hypnotic atmosphere where energy flows without barriers and the connection to music becomes pure magic.

The Main Room is the most intense side of Pyramid and home of the darkest and most powerful sounds, where techno and hard techno push the experience to its limits. The opening party will see Nina Kraviz serve up her signature big room techno sound, seamlessly mixing a wide range of techno tracks and often dropping something dynamic and unexpected to create a unique and memorable experience. Joining her will be Deborah de Luca with a dynamic blend of hard techno, minimal techno and melodic elements, Marco Faraone with his cool underground rhythms and tech house talent Luca Donzelli, promising a night full of energy and powerful rhythms. The immersive staging, combined with a sound system designed to shake every pillar of the club, transforms this room into an unparalleled sonic temple.

The heart of Pyramid always beats across two legendary spaces, designed to offer different experiences to a diverse audience eager to explore new sounds and connections on the island and every Sunday, these two rooms become the epicentre of underground music, hosting the most influential national and international artists for truly unforgettable nights.

Not to be Missed in June
The opening party is a taster of the unparalleled lineups to expect every Sunday throughout the season at Pyramid. From the punch of the Main Room to the immersive atmospheres of the Terrace, every space is an opportunity to discover the unexpected and the June line up does not disappoint – filled with energy, musical diversity, and an artistic selection that combines legendary icons with new rising talents from the electronic scene.

From June 8th to 29th, Pyramid will host every Sunday a hilarious lineup full of eclectic music that brings new sounds to Ibiza’s island. Some names you could see this month come from Azyr, Dr Banana, Enzo Siragusa, Regal, Daria Kolosova, Klangkuenstler or Marco’s Birthday Party, hosting amazing talent such as Nicole Moudaber, Ben Sterling, Clara Cuvé and 9999999.

This summer, Sundays at Amnesia are for those looking for more than just a party.

Check out the full line-up and get your tickets now on Amnesia’s official website.
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Ibiza, 29, May 2025, Pacha Ibiza will serve up one epic final weekend after a record breaking 2025 season when Rüfüs Du Sol plays an exclusive DJ set on 11 October and Roger Sanchez headlines on 12 October 2025. 
 
Pacha Ibiza’s bold line up for the current season has already proven to be a huge success. Both returning favourite residencies and red hot new additions have all set a new standard across the worlds of house, techno, garage, disco and plenty in between. 

Pacha Ibiza has reaffirmed its place as the White Isle’s premier place to party with its legendary cherries, crystal-clear sound system and immersive production – all of which offers an experience like no other. 

This will be the case, once again, for one last time this Summer when Australian electronic trio Rüfüs Du Sol stop by on 11 October 2025. They are known for their emotive blend of house, indie, and atmospheric electronica with soaring vocals, cinematic soundscapes and deep grooves. They’ve built a global following through albums like Solace and Surrender and their live shows are a fully immersive experience, but for this event they play a unique DJ set that allows you to experience a different side of their sound. 
On 12 October 2025, New York house innovator Roger Sanchez will be at the helm. Ever since shaping the early US house sound in the 90s, Sanchez has led the underground from the front with a steady stream of standout singles, a Grammy for his remix work and DJ sets across the world that join the dots between deep, jacking and vocal grooves. He is one of the true greats of the scene and always delivers electrifying sets that unite the dance floor. 
These are unmissable chances to be part of the final chapter of summer 2025, so do not miss out. Tickets are available here; Rüfüs Du Sol Tickets | Roger Sanchez Tickets 
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The Warehouse Project announces a celebration in collaboration with one of Manchester’s most influential underground imprints, You&Me. This September, the mighty Depot Mayfield will host an unmissable showcase as You&Me celebrates its 10th year anniversary.
 
Taking place on Saturday 27th September 2025, the show will be a full-scale takeover featuring six stages, including Depot, Concourse, Archive, the Roof, the Plant Room, and Star & Garter pub. Since its inception in 2015, You&Me has grown from a Manchester club night to one of globally acclaimed party series.

Celebrating 10 years of You&Me in the UK’s house and techno scene, the show takeover will welcome Seth Troxler, Enzo Siragusa, Kerri Chandler, Max Dean, Rossi, and more alongside You&Me founder Josh Baker. The full line-up for 10 Years of You&Me at The Warehouse Project is announced below.

Pre-sale ticket sales go live on Friday 30th May from 9am.
General ticket sales go live on Friday 30th May from 12pm.
 
Sign up at www.thewarehouseproject.com/event/youme-10th-birthday for pre-sale access.
 
 
You&Me 10th Birthday
Saturday 27th September 
Times: 16:00-04:00

DEPOT
JOSH BAKER
SETH TROXLER
MAX DEAN
ROSSI.
L.P. RHYTHM
SALOMÉ LE CHAT
JWAVE
HAYLEY ZALASSI

CONCOURSE
KERRI CHANDLER
ENZO SIRAGUSA
LUUK VAN DIJK
SAOIRSE B2B MELLA DEE
GASKIN
MARSOLO
ALEXANDRIA
LOCAL DUB

ARCHIVE
OBSKÜR
LUKE DEAN
LOCKLEAD
PARAMIDA
NATALIA ROTH
JAMIE FIELDING B2B JENTZEN

THE ROOF (A-Z)
LAIDLAW
MOXIE
PACH
TRISTAN DA CUNHA

THE PLANT ROOM
M-HIGH
DENNIS QUIN B2B JOB DE JONG
NAUTICA
OBP (JELSEN B2B SIMMO B2B STOCKED UP)

STAR & GARTER – YOU & ME LABEL PARTY (A-Z)
BECK ROLLINS
DANNY SNOWDEN
DYL POOLE
J6
KAI SAUNDERS
KEIRAN MORGAN
TATE

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Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke is the latest artist to speak out against the rise of AI in the music industry, slamming its lack of “genuine original creative thought” and the way it “steals” from human artists without proper credit.
In a recent chat with Electronic Sound magazine, Yorke offers a scathing critique of Artificial Intelligence’s creative limits – and the exploitative systems behind it.
“As far as I can tell in music and art and all creative industries, Al is so far only able to ‘create’ variations on genuine human artistic expression, and those are obvious,” says Yorke. “Is Al capable of genuine original creative thought? I have yet to see that.”
READ MORE: Snoop Dogg embraces AI in new music video — and, yes, it’s kinda weird He adds that AI “analyses and steals and builds iterations without acknowledging the original human work it analysed”: It creates pallid facsimiles, which is useful in the same way auto-accompaniment is useful, or a screensaver of a beautiful natural landscape in a billionaire’s bunker is.”
The musician also condemns the wider tech industry and its apparent disregard for human labour and authorship, saying, “The economic structure is morally wrong… the human work used by AI to fake its creativity is not being acknowledged. Writers are not paid.”
“It’s a weird kind of wanky, tech-bro nightmare future, and it seems this is what the tech industry does best. A devaluing of the rest of humanity, other than themselves, hidden behind tech. In the US right now, we are witnessing this spilling over into politics.”
As Yorke explains, AI’s rise is only the latest step in a long trend of reducing art to mere “content.”
“We are, in modern parlance, ‘creatives,’” he says. “Which is a term I find deeply offensive because it arrived around the time that art morphed into ‘content’ for devices.”
The Radiohead singer is also among 10,500 signatories (which also included The Cure’s Robert Smith and ABBA’s Björn Ulvaeus) of an open letter from the creative industries protesting the unlicensed use of their work by AI companies.
“The unlicensed use of creative works for training generative AI is a major, unjust threat to the livelihoods of the people behind those works, and must not be permitted,” the statement read.
AI’s rapid advancement and the ethics surrounding how it’s trained has become the subject of fierce debate in recent months. Nick Clegg, former UK deputy prime minister and ex-Meta head of global affairs, recently argued that requiring companies to seek artists’ express permission before using their work to train AI models would “basically kill the AI industry in this country overnight.”
Sir Elton John, meanwhile, has branded the UK government as “absolute losers” over its plans to allow AI companies to train their models using copyrighted content.
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From 30 May to mid-September, Moonlit Dinners will take place at Beachouse every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 7pm. These evenings offer the chance to slow down and savour the island’s rhythms, indulge in refined Mediterranean cuisine, and witness one of Ibiza’s most captivating moonrises from the island’s southern coast. The beachfront setting provides the perfect backdrop for lingering nights filled with sharing plates and soulful sounds. Curated DJ sets and live performances guide the mood, taking guests on a sonic journey from golden hour to midnight. The opening weekend welcomes Be.lanuit, Tupac Peralta, Cecilia Abularach, and Marta Chandra performing live on 30 May, followed by Devanagari (live) and Joselito on 1 June.

 
This season also sees the debut of LUNAR, a soulful new full moon gathering curated by Beachouse. Rooted in the Balearic spirit of transformation and connection, LUNAR launches with three dates this summer (11 June, 9 August, and 7 September),  blending ritual, rhythm, and elevated dining under the full moon. Each LUNAR gathering pairs Beachouse’s barefoot luxury and signature Mediterranean menu with performances from visionary music artists, including Ape Chimba Collective, Medusa Odyssey & Bahramji, and Bruz on Wednesday 11 June, followed by Afrosideral Trio, Valentin Huedo, and Camilo Franco on Saturday 9 August, with the final line-up for Sunday 7 September to be revealed.

Whether it’s a Moonlit Dinner with toes in the sand or a full moon ritual at LUNAR, Beachouse Ibiza continues to define the art of island living. Book your place at beachouseibiza.com.
 
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Shakira cancellations are piling up with yet another show this week. Complications prevented her team from getting her set in Washington, D.C. ready in time.
Colombian singer Shakira was scheduled to perform at Fenway Park in Boston on May 29 and May 30, but was forced to cancel just hours before showtime on Thursday due to production issues. Then, Shakira was slated to perform on May 31 at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., for World Pride 2025. However, her production team ran into some snags related to the Boston show, leading to yet another cancellation.
“Due to complications with the previous show in Boston, Shakira’s full tour production cannot be transported to Washington, D.C. in time for her scheduled performance at Nationals Park on Saturday, May 31,” read a message by the official Nationals Park account on Instagram.
Refunds will be issued automatically for purchases made through Ticketmaster and Nationals Park’s official website, with no further action required. Those with tickets purchased through third-party resellers are encouraged to contact the point of purchase directly.
Shakira shared her own message on her Instagram Stories shortly after the second cancellation. “Nothing more painful for an artist than having to cancel two sold-out stadium shows like Boston and DC for reasons beyond one’s control,” she wrote. “Thank you for being there in the good times and the not so good. We’ve cruised together through every bump in the road, and you always take me to the other side.”
But some fans aren’t as understanding. “You need to stop hiring friends as tour managers,” wrote one user on Instagram. “That’s enough cancellations for the first leg. Enough!!”
“And yet Beyoncé’s concerts are way more intricate and has a lot more production and she never has any issues,” another commented.
“Does Shakira understand how disrespectful these cancellations are to her fans and to the people who spent thousands of dollars to come see her?” asked someone else.
Shakira still has over a dozen additional tour dates scheduled through the end of June. Her next scheduled appearance is in Atlanta on June 2, followed by stops in Orlando on June 4, and Miami on June 6 and 7.
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Alf Clausen, the legendary composer who penned songs for “The Simpsons” for over 27 years, has passed away at age 84.
Alf Clausen passed away on Thursday, May 29, at his Los Angeles home. His daughter, Kaarin Clausen, told The Hollywood Reporter that her 84-year-old father was diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy eight years ago.
Clausen received 21 Emmy nominations for his work on “The Simpsons,” securing wins for two of them. He ranks among the most-nominated composers in the history of the Emmy Awards, with 30 across his career. Clausen also won five Annie Awards for his musical contributions to the long-running animated series.
Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and raised in Jamestown, North Dakota, Clausen took a correspondence course in big-bang songwriting through Boston’s Berklee College of Music. He eventually transferred to the school from North Dakota State University, where he had been studying when he signed up for the course. At Berklee, he became the school’s first French horn player.
His songwriting career began in Los Angeles, where he worked as a freelance composer, ghostwriter, and arranger. Eventually he found work on television shows, including “Donny & Marie” and “The Mary Tyler Moore Hour.”
In the 80s, he served as composer for the detective series “Moonlighting,” for which he received six Emmy nominations. Later that decade, he fittingly composed music for the sitcom “ALF.” He also composed music for some well-known films of the decade, including “Weird Science,” “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” and “The Naked Gun.”
Clausen joined “The Simpsons” in 1990, for the show’s second season. His role involved creating songs, music cues, and reinterpreting Danny Elfman’s theme with the help of a 35-piece orchestra. Scoring seasons 2 through 28 of the Matt Groening-created series, Clausen scored over 560 episodes.
Of the 21 Emmy nominations he received for his work on “The Simpsons,” he won twice: for 1997’s “We Put the Spring in Springfield,” and 1998’s “You’re Checkin’ In (A Musical Tribute to the Betty Ford Center).”
In 2015, during an interview with the Television Academy for their “The Interviews” series, Clausen said he was reluctant to take the job that would ultimately define his career. “I said, ‘I just got off of four years of ‘Moonlighting,’ and I really want to be a drama composer. I’m more interested in doing long-form feature films.’”
But “Simpsons” creator Matt Groening was the one who ultimately convinced the composer, telling him, “We look on our show as being not a cartoon—we look upon it as a drama where the characters are drawn.”
Clausen left the show abruptly in 2017, filing a lawsuit against Disney and Fox in 2019 with claims that he was fired because of a “perceived disability.” He revealed he had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and claimed both companies had treated him unfairly since his diagnosis.
Fox producers claimed he was fired for delegating work to others without permission. Clausen ultimately dropped his wrongful termination suit in 2022. His role on “The Simpsons” was replaced by Bleeding Fingers Music, a production company co-founded by Hans Zimmer.
In a 1996 profile of Clausen published in Berklee Today, Matt Groening called the composer “one of the unacknowledged treasures of the show.”
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The American Music Awards (AMAs) drew the largest audience since 2019—thanks to the move to CBS.
The 2025 AMAs were hosted by Jennifer Lopez, with the two-hour prime-time event attracting 4.86 million viewers. That’s a 38% increase over its last live broadcast in 2022, which aired on ABC. This year’s awards show reclaimed the top spot as the #1 broadcast of the night—demonstrating the growing impact of multi-platform distribution. These ratings include both traditional live viewership and live streaming figures from Paramount+, reflecting the change streaming video is having on live event viewership.
The 2022 AMAs, which aired on November 20 on ABC had significantly lower viewership. The resurgence in audience numbers signals renewed interest in live music award shows—perhaps with a boost from Swifties. Taylor Swift fans speculated that the singer may use the AMAs to announce her next Taylor’s Version album—but that didn’t happen. Instead, Taylor Swift announced last week that she had re-acquired the rights to her original masters from Shamrock Capital.
This year’s American Music Awards outpaced several recent prime-time specials, too. They were 26% higher than ABC’s CMA Country Christmas on December 3, which achieved 3.87 million viewers. It was also 39% higher than NBC’s SNL 50 Years of Music broadcast on January 27, which achieved 3.49 million viewers. Perhaps most impressive, the AMAs outpaced ABC’s CMA Fest by 52%, which aired on June 25, 2024 with 3.19 million viewers.
CBS also estimates that the AMAs drove 9.2 billion potential impressions and 816.6K mentions on social media as the world discussed the broadcast. It boasted growth across all key demos versus the 2022 broadcast as well. This year was up 91% among the 18-34 age cohort, 23% among the 18-49 cohort, and 16% among the 25-54 cohort.
Highlighting the importance of social media, CBS reveals that the 2025 AMAs social accounts garnered over 100 million video views within the first 24 hours of airing across Instagram, TikTok, X/Twitter, and Facebook. Meanwhile, the AMAs Twitch live broadcast peaked at 205.5K during the appearance of YouTube star Kai Cenat’s appearance.
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HARD Summer 2025 is coming through with major vibes, promising one of the most soul-stomping, diverse weekends Los Angeles has ever seen. Taking over Hollywood Park for its second consecutive year, the event brings together an impressive lineup of globally recognized acts, underground disruptors, and rising artists. To help you navigate through the extensive programming, here’s 10 must-see artists performing across the weekend — with a thoughtful balance of headliners, fan favorites, and emerging talent.
Day 1 – Saturday, August 2, 2025
1. Kaytranada
Grammy Award winner Kaytranada continues to blend house, hip-hop, and R&B with his unmistakable groove-heavy sound. Known for his specifically curated sets that fuse infectious rhythms with soulful undertones, his HARD Summer performance promises to be a standout moment for both longtime fans and new listeners alike.
2. FEID
Colombian reggaetón sensation FEID brings his chart-topping hits and high-energy stage presence to HARD Summer, offering a set that will resonate with fans of Latin urban music and mainstream pop. His breakout into the global spotlight with ‘MOR, No Le Temas a la Oscuridad’ in 2023 ensures a phone-in-the-air moment once he hits the stage.
3. Sara Landry
A rising force in the techno scene, Sara Landry recently delivered a standout set at EDC Las Vegas. Fans who missed her there can catch her HARD Summer performance, which is sure to showcase her signature high-BPM, industrial-tinged style. Known for commanding dance floors with unapologetic intensity, she’s a must-see for techno lovers.
4. The Blessed Madonna
An influential figure in the global dance community, The Blessed Madonna is known for her genre-spanning sets that celebrate house, disco, and underground club sounds. Blending nostalgic tracks with contemporary beats, she brings a dynamic and uplifting energy to Saturday’s lineup.
5. Funk Tribu
Representing the next generation of techno talent, Funk Tribu is gaining recognition for raw, high-intensity sets that pulse with underground energy. His HARD Summer debut offers festivalgoers the chance to catch a fast-rising artist before he commands bigger stages worldwide.
Day 2 – Sunday, August 3, 2025
6. Gesaffelstein
French electronic producer Gesaffelstein is renowned for dark, atmospheric soundscapes and a commanding stage presence. The best word to describe his live sets is “immersive,” blending brooding techno with industrial textures. His closing set at HARD Summer is poised to be one of the weekend’s defining moments.
7. Four Tet
A true innovator, Four Tet seamlessly merges experimental electronic music with dance floor appeal. Known for emotional depth and rhythmic complexity, his HARD Summer set promises a cerebral yet captivating journey through sound.
8. Dom Dolla
Australian house producer Dom Dolla has become a staple on the international festival circuit, delivering high-energy performances filled with infectious basslines and vocal-driven hits. Tracks like ‘Rhyme Dust’ — his most-streamed song on Spotify — ensure that his set will be a peak-hour favorite for house music fans.
9. Narciss
Berlin’s Narciss is pushing the boundaries of techno by incorporating elements of trance, rave, and house into genre-blurring sets. Known for dynamic progression and surprising selections, he brings a refreshing vibe to HARD Summer for fans looking to explore beyond the mainstream.
10. it’s murph
Blending indie-dance aesthetics with electronic basslines, it’s murph is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about emerging artists. His breakout track ‘Food for the Soul’ gained widespread attention, and his latest single ‘Through My System’ is racking up streams on Spotify. HARD Summer is the perfect stage for his next big moment.
HARD Summer 2025 continues to solidify its reputation as a festival that champions both the iconic and the innovative. From globally recognized headliners to underground trailblazers, these ten artists represent the best of what the weekend has to offer. Whether you’re seeking high-energy techno, soulful house grooves, or genre-blurring performances, this lineup ensures a memorable HARD Summer experience.
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PBS files a lawsuit against the Trump Administration over an executive order signed earlier this month to cut funding to the public television network and NPR.
On Friday, the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) sued Donald Trump and his administration over the executive order signed early last month. The order aims to cut funding to public broadcasters like PBS and NPR. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., follows NPR and three of its Colorado-based member stations suing Trump over the same order.
According to attorneys for PBS, the executive order is “blatant viewpoint discrimination and an infringement of PBS and PBS Member Stations’ private editorial discretion. Further, they assert the order is a violation of the First Amendment, as well as parts of the Public Broadcasting Act passed in 1967. Much like NPR’s separate lawsuit over the same executive order, PBS’ lawsuit argues that Trump does not have the authority to block federal funding to the public TV and radio networks over their content.
“The EO [executive order] makes no attempt to hide the fact that it is cutting off the flow of funds to PBS because of the content of PBS programming and out of a desire to alter the content of speech,” reads the filing. “The EO smacks of retaliation for, among other things, perceived political slights in news coverage.”
Trump’s executive order, signed in early May, instructed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the private nonprofit that serves as the point of contact for government funding to public media, to cease federal funding for PBS and NPR. The order asserts that government funding serves to “support biased and partisan news coverage.” Further, the order says indirect government funding should be stopped, including funding to local stations that connect to a national news network.
When NPR’s lawsuit was filed last week, White House spokesman Harrison Fields told CBS News: “The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is creating media to support a particular political party on the taxpayers’ dime. Therefore, the President is exercising his lawful authority to limit funding to NPR and PBS.”
Notably, the CPB also sued Trump in a separate lawsuit over attempts to fire three members of its five-member board, asserting the president was overstepping his authority.
Should the executive order stand, PBS’ lawsuit says “it would have profound impacts on the ability of PBS and PBS Member Stations to provide a rich tapestry of programming to all Americans.”
PBS CEO Paula Kerger, on Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan, said that public broadcasters have “never seen a circumstance like this,” and stressed that the Trump Administration has been “coming after us [in] many different ways.” According to Kerger, a possible revocation of previously appropriated funds, as well as an effort to challenge corporate sponsorships—the primary way that public networks are funded—through the FCC, “among other things,” were possible retaliatory measures.
“We’re going to be pushing back very hard, because what’s at risk are our stations, our public television, our public radio stations, across the country,” said Kerger, who added that PBS only receives 15% of its funding from the federal government.
Smaller stations may receive up to 50% of their funding from federal sources, which adds the risk that those stations will cease to function altogether if that funding stops.
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The Dirtybird Campout x Northern Nights Music Festival is set for July 18-20, 2025, at Cook’s Valley Campground on the Humboldt/Mendocino County Line. This beautiful site is surrounded by tall California Redwoods and the Eel River and promises a fantastic weekend of music, art, cannabis, wellness, and community.
Games, wellness, and enjoying life to the fullest at Dirtybird Campout x Northern Nights
This festival is not your average summer camp. The Games Programming is a major part of the Dirtybird Campout tradition. It combines fun, creativity, and friendly competition. Attendees will actively participate in activities and have a chance to win bragging rights.
The Games Programming will take place in four lively zones. Participants can enjoy classic Dirtybird games and surprises at the Field, variety shows and contests at the Giving Tree Art Car, drag performances at the Grove, and fun by the River. Some popular activities include the River Race, Egg Toss, Dodgeball, Speed Walking, Tug O’ War, Sac Race, and Iron Bird. Other unique events include Lap Dance For Your Life, The Great Bingo Revival, Lovebirds Dating Show, Dirtybird Spelling Bee, Dirtybird Talent Show, Rollin’ Competition, and Highdeas and Beer Pong.
Also featured is a Wellness program, which offers a chance to recharge and reconnect. The program includes a mix of movement, mindfulness, and healing. Attendees can join energizing sessions like Snack Time Pilates and Street Dance Concepts or calming experiences like Yoga in Flow Friday, Awaken Breathwork, and meditation workshops. They can also learn self-massage techniques and experience bodywork such as massage, cupping, acupuncture, Gua Sha, and more.
VIP Experience and notable headliners to check out
The VIP Experience includes special lounges, fast entry, and a new elevated viewing deck, along with top-notch local food. Guests can explore custom zones filled with fun games, comfort, and tasty offerings. Highlights include Morning Boosters with coffee and treats, Nest Fest with live-shucked oysters and artisanal cheeses, Tarot & Tea readings, the Very Important Bird Lounge, an Ice Cream Social, and Mini Wellness Sessions.
These exciting activities enhance a diverse lineup of music. Headliners include Jungle (DJ Set), Zeds Dead, Aluna, Justin Martin, Levity, and Walker & Royce, along with many others.
A little bit about Cook’s Valley Campground
Cook’s Valley Campground is located just 190 miles north of San Francisco. It provides a serene atmosphere with rivers, Redwoods, and stunning scenery that showcases Northern California’s beauty.
Tickets are available now on the official Dirtybird Campout x Northern Nights website. Options include General Admission and VIP tickets, as well as various camping accommodations.
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The heat could not keep us away from the divine vibes that DoLab’s Lightning in a Bottle delivered during this Memorial Day Weekend. Five days and nights of silly, campy, grimey, sexy chaos ensued almost instantly. This event is considered one of the best camping festivals in the World. The elements were in our favor, and each artist delivered a one-of-a-kind experience. Nevertheless, this is something we will cherish forever. Now, let’s look at the highlights of this year’s LIB.
Lightning in a Bottle
The Buena Vista Aquatic Recreational Area has been the host to LIB in the last few years, and it still shines bright. The festival grounds and campsites surround the lake nearby, which is open to the public. Moreover, there are massive campsites which allow car-camping and RV camping. There are glamping options for attendees as well. As it is an all-ages event, the venue offers multiple amenities for adults and children alike. This includes a kids-only section.
The Vibes
As much as the weather posed a challenge to festivalgoers, including high temperatures, humidity, dust, and wind, attendees shared their love for the music and arts. They endured despite the harsh climate. From respectful and kind gestures to sexy and fun dance moves, everyone sparked electricity with every step. Security and festival staff were within the same vibrations as us. They provided pleasant, joyful, and respectful interactions throughout the 5 days. We definitely felt safe and in good hands the entire time.
The Music
Where do we start? This was definitely as much of a diverse lineup as Coachella, but in a much more intimate setting. Lightning in a Bottle brings the A-game out of artists, from the mainstream to the underground. Each set felt special and unique to the event. Each set had its own breath of LIB into it, which made the collective experience even more transcendental.
Musical guests echoed across multiple stages, influencing our ears with tasteful and ethereal soundscapes. Keeping the tradition alive, The Junkyard and The Stacks stages gave us surprise after surprise guests. This included ZHU: BLKLZT, Monolink’s sunset set, Dimond Saints and John Summit b2b Subtronics.
Major highlights include Four Tet, Jamie XX, Sultan + Shepard, Eli & Fur, Azzecca, Underworld, Sama AbdulHadi, John Summit, and Francis Mercier.
The charm of the festival was truly on wheels. Multiple art cars drove across the festival grounds all week. They showcased new and fresh talent consistently into the sunrise. From the banana to the monster and the bug, we followed the art cars left and right. We enjoyed their auditory blessings.
A major highlight of the weekend was the A Club called Rhonda Takeover. The crossroads stage was in full bloom alongside a stacked lineup of LGBTQ+ legends and nonstop dancing. Saturday night’s closing sets by Parris Goebbel and Biianco sealed the deal, with heavy basslines and heart-racing dancing. We definitely achieved a collective dancefloor euphoria in there.
The Culture
Lightning in a Bottle proved to be more than a music and arts festival. The experience extends to cultural exchanges and multiple workshops. These aimed to help and guide us even after we left the grounds. From morning Yoga to finance and cooking workshops, attendees used up the daytime to learn. They enriched themselves with wisdom from international guests. My favorite non-musical experience of the weekend was the Fire Ceremony during the sunset.
The organizers invited elders from the Mayan tribe. Elders from multiple tribes across the globe joined to showcase a ritual that connected us as a community. Whether we live by different rules, gods, or religions, the ritual aimed to find a positive and serene outlook. It elevated our experience.
All in all, Lightning in a Bottle brought us home, and connected all of us through music, arts, and love.
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The multi-platinum artist and producer, Alan Walker, is finishing his WalkerWorld tour on May 31st, so it’s a perfect time for him to announce his next adaptation to expand his creative universe. On August 8th, he is launching his World Of Walker (WoW) app! But starting today, you have the ability to sign up HERE.
If you are a fan of Alan Walker, you will love what this app has to offer. This digital hub will bring together all Walkers worldwide and deepen the connection between artist and fans. It will provide an exclusive immersive fan experience, access to premium content including Alan’s full music and video catalogue, behind-the-scenes material, exclusive weekly live streams, direct chats, and more. Along with providing content, the app will encourage meaningful engagement by allowing fans to participate in community-driven projects, events, and discussions.
If you sign up and become part of this growing community, Alan Walker has already announced a 30-minute immersive movie experience titled WalkerWorld: The Last Ride that will be exclusive to the app users.
Finally, Walker has just released his newest track, ‘Me, Myself and The Night,’ as a token of everything he has created and accomplished so far. The track is more than just a song, it’s a journey. The single captures Alan’s signature sound while offering a fresh, energizing listening experience. It’s a beautiful blend of contemporary electronic production and some pop undertones, tied down to an upbeat dance-ready chorus.

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RISE, the world's largest sky lantern festival, is turning 10 this year, and with that milestone comes a seismic shift both spiritual and structural.
Nestled in the hauntingly vast Jean Dry Lake Bed outside Las Vegas, RISE has long transcended the typical festival formula with its signature sky lantern ceremony. But in 2025, the glow of firelight will share the stage with something far more engineered: The Horizon, which RISE is calling "one of the largest music festival stages in the US."
Spanning over 200 feet wide with 18 video screens and anchored by a dozen stadium towers, The Horizon is a production marvel that RISE says "is built to rival the most celebrated stages in the world." The stage represents a bold leap into the festival's second decade, promising not only breathtaking visuals and sound, but also a platform big enough to hold the swelling ambitions of one of America's most unique desert gatherings.
Headliners RÜFÜS DU SOL, Calvin Harris and John Mayer are set to christen the new stage across the festival's three nights from October 3-5.
"We have created something that doesn’t just house performances—it amplifies them and elevates them," RISE Festival CEO David Oehm said of The Horizon. "It's bold, breathtaking and built for celebration."
Tickets to RISE Festival's 10th anniversary are on sale now.
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Don Diablo and Nelly Furtado have joined forces for a new single, "Doing Nothin'," reminding us that sometimes the most meaningful moments are the ones we don’t plan at all.
In the new collaboration, Furtado’s honeyed vocals drift effortlessly above Diablo's production, which blends euphoric keys and rhythmic piano chords into a melodic house anthem built for sun-drenched afternoons and spontaneous escapes. The track leans on sleek, shimmering piano chords backed by a warm groove.
Furtado has been steadily reclaiming her space on dancefloors. Her work on Dom Dolla’s "Eat Your Man" was a bold and welcome reentry into club culture, helping the track become a global dance hit. Meanwhile, Diablo is celebrating a decade of his influential HEXAGON label with an ambitious revamp.
"I had so much fun working on 'Doing Nothin' with Don Diablo," Furtado said. "After all these years, it's exciting to still be part of something that feels this fresh and full of energy. Collaborating with artists who push things forward keeps it all evolving—and that's what I'm here for."
You can listen to "Doing Nothin'" below and find the new single on streaming platforms here.
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Ivana Kovačević, the wife of EXIT Festival founder Dušan Kovačević, has tragically passed away at the age of 45.
A mother of three, Ivana was hospitalized in critical condition earlier in the month of May before succumbing to an unspecified illness. Her family confirmed her death in a statement on social media.
"With immeasurable sorrow and pain, we inform you that this morning at 5AM, the soul of our beloved Ivana went to join the angels. She was, and remains, one of them," the statement reads. "Ivana was and remains a synonym for love. One of her final words in this world was: 'No one knows how much I love everybody.'"
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Ivana's presence was deeply felt by the tight-knit community of the Serbian music festival, which she helped grow from a protest-rooted student movement in 2000 into a globally recognized EDM powerhouse. Her death comes just weeks before EXIT's 2025 edition, scheduled for July 10-13.
Dušan took to social media to share a heart-wrenching post mourning his wife.
"I vow to you that with every breath, every thought, and every action, I will care for our little dragons and guide them through life to become the kind of people we always dreamed they would be," he wrote. "They will be surrounded by those who love you, who know you well, and who will tell them about you. Who will, each in their own way, carry forward in this world a piece of the boundless love you hold for them."
We at EDM.com extend our heartfelt support to the family, friends and loved ones of Ivana Kovačević during this difficult time.
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We swore we were still jet-lagged from Vegas, but there it was — BrewDog Dubai, staring back at us like a mirage with craft beer. There’s a special kind of buzz that lingers after a weekend like EDC Las Vegas. The kind that doesn’t fade with the final drop or the closing fireworks. For some, it usually leads to a rooftop pint at BrewDog Las Vegas, a side quest we didn’t know we’d recreate so soon — 8,000 miles away in Dubai.
BrewDog’s brand-new outpost on Bluewaters Island officially opened last Friday, May 23, and we swung by early for a first taste. This place isn’t just another watering hole. It’s a literal two-floor playground for craft beer lovers, complete with 22 taps, Duck Pin bowling, AR darts, and two wraparound terraces overlooking Ain Dubai and the Marina. In other words, it’s a place where the party either winds down or starts back up.
And yes — Elvis Juice and Hazy Jane made it to the UAE. That alone made our jet-lagged hearts feel right at home.
Hair of the Dog, Dubai Edition
They say “hair of the dog” is the best cure after a wild night out. But here, it’s not about chasing the next party. It’s about celebrating the comedown. BrewDog Dubai feels like that sweet spot — where basslines settle into memories and your crew relives the night over loaded fries, sticky wings, and small-batch pints.
Sure, we’re not trying to keep the rave going — not entirely. But there’s something poetic about sipping the same citrusy Hazy Jane we had in Vegas, now with Ain Dubai towering behind us. It’s nostalgic. It’s grounding. And it tastes like a well-earned reward.
A Brewdog Built for Dubai Nights
This isn’t a clone of the Vegas location. While BrewDog Las Vegas offers 360-degree views of the Strip and in-house microbrews, BrewDog Dubai amps up the lifestyle factor. There’s no on-site brewing but the beer list includes Punk IPA, Wingman, Lost Lager, The Grind, and more, all cold, crisp, and flowing generously.
The Dubai space wins major points for its two terraces, which shift moods throughout the day — laid-back brunch spot by daylight, golden hour stunner by sunset, and sleek hangout by night.
They’ve also gone full throttle with immersive gaming, letting you pre-game your pint with bowling and next-gen darts — a clever nod to Dubai’s love for interactive nightlife experiences.
A New Player on Bluewaters’ Nightlife Map
The Bluewaters Island crowd has seen its share of sleek concepts, but BrewDog brings a rebellious, rock ‘n roll edge to a district better known for its curated calm. There’s still that unmistakable Dubai polish — but it’s been dipped in hop-forward flavor, garnished with tongue-in-cheek humor, and served with enough wing sauce to justify a second napkin.
“We’re so excited to bring to Dubai everything the world loves about BrewDog – from its pioneering beers and legendary food to immersive gaming and live music, all under one roof,” said N Daud, CEO of Rise Hospitality. “This is a bar that sets a new benchmark for the city and delivers something fresh every day of the week.”
He’s not bluffing. The Dubai debut is just the start — the brand plans eight venues across the UAE in five years.
Final Sip: The After The Afters Spot That Earned Its Seat
Let’s get one thing straight — we’re not here to glorify bouncing from stage to stage without sleep. But BrewDog Dubai offers something rare: a place where post-rave still feels purposeful. Not indulgent, not excessive — just a sharp, frosty punctuation mark to a night that meant everything.
It’s where you land after the afters, with enough space to recover, reconnect, and maybe even plot your next one.
And for us, any place that pours Elvis Juice this far from the Strip, earns a place in the rotation.
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You know that moment in Inception when Leonardo DiCaprio explains how dreams within dreams work, and you're nodding along like you totally get it while secretly wondering if Christopher Nolan is just messing with everyone? That's the exact energy radiating from [UNVRS], Ibiza's newest superclub, which opened Friday night with the kind of splendor that makes you question if you've been living in a simulation where other major venues just weren't trying hard enough.
Masterminded by The Night League, the same team behind Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza, [UNVRS] "has been built with a singular vision: to create the most complex, breathtaking club in the world," according to a press release. The venue is described as "part nightclub, part sculpture, part dream," which sounds like something you'd pitch to Netflix after one too many espresso martinis, but somehow works in practice.
That's clear the moment you step onto the sprawling grounds of [UNVRS], as it greets visitors with a towering crashed UFO sculpture at the entrance.
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Outside, a variety of open-air terraces offer panoramic views of the Balearic island of Formentera. Inside, the space marries traditional Ibizan finca aesthetics with sci-fi sublimity, complete with mind-bending visuals and custom L-Acoustics sound systems that probably cost more than most people's mortgages.
There's something beautifully unhinged about building a nightclub that requires its own mythology to explain, complete with origin stories about civilizations lost to time and reborn from cosmic dust. The storyline of [UNVRS] unfolded by virtue of audiovisual activations throughout every corner of the venue—each room had its "own sensory universe" with architectural references drawn from "brutalism, retro-futurism and contemporary art deco."
Elsewhere inside the opening party, those who had to relieve themselves during the marathon evening found no respite in the "Wild Comet," a fully equipped mini-club tucked inside the bathroom. There's a DJ booth surrounded by sound-reactive lighting in the toilets, so it's the only place where dropping the bass and—ahem—dropping something else can happen simultaneously.
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On the music side of things, the night featured a brilliant lineup topped by a b2b DJ set from Carl Cox and Jamie Jones, each of whom are considered legends on the island of Ibiza. Other standouts were performances by Ahmed Spins, Adam Ten b2b Mita Gami and Joseph Capriati b2b The Martinez Brothers.
The party's apex was a delirious sunrise set from British house music icon Michael Bibi, who recently triumphed over a brutal six-month battle with a rare cancer, CNS Lymphoma. He DJed as the giant windows of [UNVRS] slid open and light flooded the venue, revealing breathtaking views of the White Isle.
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The party marked the start of an epic summer of shows at [UNVRS], which is now set to present a slew of high-profile residencies and exclusive one-off shows from Anyma, David Guetta, Carl Cox, FISHER and EDM.com Class of 2024 artist Sara Landry, among others.
[UNVRS] also nabbed exclusivity of Eric Prydz's pioneering Holosphere 2.0, which is said to be "the biggest show production ever undertaken in Ibiza." That's according to Yann Pissenem, Founder and CEO of The Night League, whose ambitions for the venue are anything but modest.
"Opening [UNVRS] has been both a huge undertaking and a tremendous responsibility—a shared dream brought to life with passion, vision and an incredible team," Pissenem said. "From the very beginning, our goal was to contribute something new and meaningful to Ibiza's rich clubbing legacy: a space that celebrates the island’s spirit while looking boldly to the future."
Check out a gallery of images from the opening of [UNVRS] below.
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Following an official remix of Audrey Nuna’s “Mine,” released alongside Channel Tres, DASH now introduces his first original single, “Back 2 Life,” featuring TITUS. Out via Game Over Records, the track combines drum and bass velocity with atmospheric digital grit—balancing cinematic pressure and melodic clarity across a tightly wound three-minute form.
Produced from his own virtual studio, the track builds around fast-paced percussion, glitch-leaning textures, and layered vocal pacing. TITUS delivers with characteristic precision, bringing sharp contrast to the production’s restless energy. While the structure remains compact, the sound design and pacing leave room for scale—meant for immersive listening and stage execution alike.
DASH enters as a fully-formed concept: an anonymous creator with digital-native DNA, working at the intersection of music, tech, and interactive storytelling. With no public identity and minimal release history, the project exists primarily through its output—positioning DASH as both participant and signal within a broader narrative arc.
“Back 2 Life” serves as the first installment in that rollout, launched through Game Over Records, a label focused on narrative-led releases and hybrid creative platforms. The single arrives with an interactive web portal at dashworld.gg, where listeners can initiate direct conversations with the artist and engage with layered content tied to the project’s long-term story.
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