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Get ready to groove! One World Radio, the official radio station of Tomorrowland, is joining the SiriusXM family, bringing the magic of the world-famous music festival to 33 million subscribers across North America. Starting on March 4, you can stream One World Radio on the SiriusXM app and enjoy the vibrant beats of Tomorrowland all year long.
To emphasize the innovation behind One World Radio, it is curated by the amazing team behind Tomorrowland. Additionally, One World Radio contains a diverse array of exclusive mixes, unique tracks, and unforgettable live sets. Fans worldwide continue to treat themselves to the hottest sounds from international hosts, top guest artists, and all of Tomorrowland’s beloved family and friends. It’s the perfect spot for any electronic music lover.
One World Radio of Tomorrowland, the newest member of the SiriusXM family
Since its launch in 2019 to celebrate Tomorrowland’s 15th anniversary, One World Radio has taken the world by storm, reaching millions of listeners in over 130 countries. In fact, anyone can tune in 24/7 at the official website of Tomorrowland and on the Tomorrowland App (available on Apple and Google Play stores). Furthemore, as a result of the station now officially being a member of SiriusXM, fans can stream content on the official app of SiriusXM as well.
Plus, fans can catch One World Radio on DAB+ in Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Malta, or on FM in Romania. Last but not least, regardless of how one enjoys One World Radio, the wonderful vibes the station brings out will still allow the listeners to feel good, relaxed, and looking forward to the next amazing track.
Geronimo, the Vice President of Music Programming of SiriusXM, shares joy over the station’s addition
The station’s achievements, detailed in data
More than 1.5 million monthly unique listeners from more than 130 countries. More than 750.000 monthly listeners on demand. ‘Where Are You Now’ by Lost Frequencies & Calum Scott is the most played record in the 6-year history of One World Radio. 5 daily hosts (Adam, Ben, Camille, Justin and Greg) and 3 weekly hosts (Andrea, Carly and MC Stretch). 14 DJ/artist residencies: Amber Broos, Alok, Armin van Buuren, Austin Kramer, Dino Lenny, DJs From Mars, Hardwell, Laidback Luke, MANDY, NERVO, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Timmy Trumpet, Vintage Culture and Yotto.  Over 200 Tomorrowland Friendship Mixes. DAB+: Belgium, the Netherlands, UK, Switzerland and Malta. FM: Romania. The post Tomorrowland One World Radio Officially Joins SiriusXM appeared first on EDMTunes.
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What an unexpected drop from Electric Forest yesterday! Even Reddit users on r/Electric Forest were predicting that Phase 2 of the 2025 lineup would come around in about two weeks. But suddenly, people started noticing that EF Radio that the station was playing many tracks in a row from artists that didn’t coincide with Phase 1. And just like that, over 40 artists were added onto to the June 19th – 22nd event in Rothbury, Michigan. Let’s take a look:
We start with heavy hitters Zeds Dead debuting their newest album, dubstep icon Tape B, future disco act Disco Dom (Dombresky), Detroit’s Mike Posner, Brazilian star Vintage Culture, and Caribou’s experimental alias DAPHNI. Also joining are The Knocks & Dragonette, plus solo sets from drum & bass giants Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock, and 1991 along with their WORSHIP headliner tour.
More highlights include bass favorites Ray Volpe and INFEKT, rising UK drum & bass acts Kanine and Sota, high-energy French DJ duo Jersey, viral house artist NOTION, and underground favorite Avalon Emerson. Live acts include a rare Tractorbeam set (The Disco Biscuits), singer-songwriter HAYLA, alt-pop duo Haute & Freddy, indie band The Strike, Japanese producer SHIMA, and sax-playing internet sensation Saxsquatch.
Curated Stage Announcements
BASSRUSH will showcase a variety of bass music subgenres, with performances from Tape B, Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock, 1991’s WORSHIP, Ray Volpe, INFEKT, Wreckno, Taiki Nulight, Crankdat, and more.
Additionally, Forest has unveiled its initial lineup of curated events, featuring collaborations with BASSRUSH, Disclosure Friends & Family, Deadbeats, and Dreamland’s Sunday Pride Takeover.
Disclosure’s Friends & Family takeover will bring exclusive B2B sets, including Disclosure (DJ Set) B2B Daphni, Interplanetary Criminal B2B Main Phase, and several other dynamic pairings.
For the first time, Dreamland’s Sunday Pride Takeover will celebrate inclusivity with performances by The Knocks x Dragonette, BAMBII, Confidence Man, and TAAHLIAH. Known for its high-energy events, Dreamland brings its signature vibrancy to Electric Forest, embracing individuality and community.
Stay tuned for the Deadbeats Stage Takeover with more information to be announced soon. 
HAPPY FOREST!

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Ibiza is one of those Spanish islands that you will constantly hear people raving about. And even though you will hear so many incredible things about traveling there, Ibiza is left with its own issues to deal with. As of February 20th, the island made a turning point agreement with Airbnb to eliminate all illegal short-term lettings. This decision was a result from an over tourism issue that pushed housing options to become more limited and inflating prices drastically, while locals are left to live in poor environments such as vehicles, tents, and boats.
A long term solution needed to be made for this short-term problem and that’s what Consell d’Eivissa (Ibiza’s Island Council) did when they signed this “historic” agreement. Up to this point, Airbnb has already removed 200 illegal letting from their site, but Ibiza’s council leader, Vicent Marí, expects another 300 to be removed this month. Last year, alcohol laws were changed in many ways for Ibiza and surrounding islands. All these recent changes are an effort to improve the lives of the locals, improve the quality of tourists, protect from environmental damages, and fight against other social challenges.
The president of Consell d’Eivissa, Vicent Marí, thanked Airbnb for its collaboration. The council views multi-family homes, rooms inside apartments, homes with multiple occupancy, camping outside of campsites, and any others not registered to be illegal lettings. Marí says this agreement is “a milestone in the roadmap that we set out more than five years ago to lead a relentless fight against the island’s unregulated [tourist accommodation] supply”.
Joining in on this agreement are Ibiza Tourist Accommodation Association, the Ibiza and Formentera Hotel Business Federation and promotion company Fomento del Turismo. Hopefully this will be the stepping stone needed for Ibiza to be a sustainable destination for tourists that love to experience beautiful beaches, love for music, and an atmosphere that simply cannot be replicated.

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After a year of silence, Blunts & Blondes, the dubstep artist known as Michael Guard, speaks about former sexual assault allegations. In a detailed Instagram statement, he reflects on the personal and industry fallout. He claims the accusations were proven false but deeply affected his career. His response comes as the EDM industry continues debating how to handle public allegations. 
https://www.instagram.com/p/DGLwXTcRDwg/?img_index=1 Blunts & Blondes Speaks Out
The controversy began when Gabrielle Reinhardt accused Blunts & Blondes of sexual assault. This was shown a viral Twitter thread, claiming an incident occurred in July 2019. The allegations spread quickly, leading to a wave of backlash from fans and industry professionals.
In his statement, Blunts & Blondes described the experience as “the hardest and most disheartening” of his life. He emphasizes that despite the allegations being dismissed, the damage to his reputation and career was irreversible. The EDM industry responded swiftly—Guard lost festival bookings, label support, and brand partnerships. This illustrates the immediate consequences artists face when such accusations surface.
His statement also touched on mental health struggles, the impact of public perception, and the difficulty of rebuilding a music career after controversy. While Blunts & Blondes maintains his innocence, he acknowledged that the situation permanently altered his standing in the industry.
How the EDM Industry Handles Allegations
The case of Blunts & Blondes is one of several in which EDM artists have faced serious allegations leading to cancellations and industry bans. While some accusations have resulted in legal action, others have relied solely on social media discourse, raising questions about due process and industry accountability.
Other artists, such as Bassnectar and Space Jesus, also faced public accusations that led to career downfalls. In 2020, multiple sexual misconduct claims led Bassnectar to step away from music, while festival organizers removed Space Jesus from lineups due to similar allegations. These cases show how quickly the EDM community reacts to accusations, often blacklisting artists. Bassnectar left the music scene in 2020 after facing multiple sexual misconduct claims, while Space Jesus lost his spot on festival lineups due to similar allegations.
The response to Blunts & Blondes’ allegations follows a similar pattern and he faced widespread criticism online. His situation fuels the ongoing debate over how the electronic music industry should navigate allegations, reputation damage, and comeback attempts.
Blunts & Blondes Announces New Label
Despite the controversy, Blunts & Blondes is taking steps to move forward in his career. In addition to addressing the allegations and industry fallout, he announced the launch of his own record label, which will serve as a platform to uplift and support emerging EDM artists.
Dubstep artist Blunts & Blondes, known as Michael Guard, has broken his silence after a year regarding serious sexual assault allegations. In the emotional Instagram statement, he reflects on the turmoil these accusations caused and shares his vision for the future.
Music Comeback & Future Plans
Rather than letting the controversy define him, Guard is shifting his focus toward rebuilding his career. He announced the launch of his new label, which aims to uplift and support emerging artists in the electronic music scene.
Additionally, he is reconnecting with fans and using his platform to continue making music, reaffirming his passion for the industry. His statement signals a turning point—one that moves beyond the allegations and toward a fresh start in his career.
What Comes Next?
here As the music industry continues grappling with issues of accountability and fairness, Guard’s case reignites discussions on how to support survivors while ensuring due process for the accused.
His latest statement ends on a note of resilience and redemption, raising the question: Is this the beginning of a new chapter for Blunts & Blondes, or will the controversy continue to follow him?
For more updates on Blunts & Blondes music label and upcoming releases, check out his official website/socials

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HARD Summer’s 2025 lineup stays true to the festival’s signature blend of diverse sounds and styles. This year, taking place back at Hollywood Park, the event brings together leading names in electronic music, high-profile crossover acts in the Latin and Hip-Hop spaces, underground tastemakers, and the best of the next generation of emerging talent.
Get ready for headliners including Dom Dolla, Feid, Gesaffelstein, Kaytranada, Sean Paul, Juvenile & The 400 Degreez Band, Four Tet, Floating Points live, Sara Landry, and Nico Moreno. Additional bookings include cutting-edge club-ready energy from Overmono (DJ Set), Joy Orbison, Marlon Hoffstadt, Malugi, Prospa, Narciss, and Funk Tribu.
Next, house music lovers can reunite with Deorro, The Blessed Madonna, Gordo, James Hype, Loco Dice, Ben Sterling, Riordan, Blackchild, and SOSA. The lineup also features house-driven back-to-back sets from Walker & Royce B2B VNSSA, Adam Ten B2B Mita Gami, Torren Foot B2B Airwolf Paradise, and Kilimanjaro b2b Melé.
Additionally, hard-hitting techno fans can enjoy 999999999, Alignment, I Hate Models, Deborah De Luca, and KI/KI. Heavier sounds include PEEKABOO, Tape B B2B Mersiv, Crankdat, Bou, and Hybrid Minds. HARD Summer shall once again promise all the heavy-hitting techno titans and hard-hitting sonic heads this weekend.
Since its inaugural edition in 2008, HARD Summer has cemented its place as a cornerstone of Southern California’s festival scene. With its distinct multi-genre curational ethos and vibrant aesthetic, the event has grown steadily in prominence. Today, it stands as Los Angeles’ largest electronic music festival. Not to mention, a powerful celebration of the city’s rich tapestry of musical styles and cultural influences. Its move to Hollywood Park last year has enhanced the festival experience offering a larger and more immersive experience. With 300 acres, attendees can lavish in the interactive features and innovative activations. In 2023, HARD’s “Pre-Game” initiative partnered with 17 local businesses, showing a dedication to the local community.
Two-day GA, GA+, and VIP festival passes go on sale March 7th. Sign up for early access and purchase tickets here.
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Insomniac Events has revealed the lineup for the 2025 HARD Summer festival in Los Angeles.
Heading to SoCal for this year's event are Dom Dolla, Sara Landry, Gesaffelstein, Four Tet, Nico Moreno, Crankdat, Kaytranada, I Hate Models, James Hype, PEEKABOO, Sean Paul and many more. The fest also features a handful of compelling b2b sets, among them Tape B b2b Mersiv, Walker & Royce b2b VNSSA and Adam Ten b2b Mita Gami.
Insomniac in 2023 moved HARD Summer to a combination of venues in downtown LA after it took place at San Bernardino's NOS Events Center for over a decade, leading to logistical headaches. They addressed those concerns last year by moving the festival to its new home in Inglewood's Hollywood Park, the expansive entertainment complex adjacent to SoFi Stadium and YouTube Theater.
The 2025 edition of HARD Summer is scheduled for August 2-3. Two-day GA, GA+ and VIP festival passes will be available on Friday, March 7th at 10am PT.
You can check out the full lineup below and purchase tickets here.
The 2025 HARD Summer lineup features Gesaffelstein, Sara Landry, Dom Dolla, James Hype and many more. Insomniac Events
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For his second release of 2025, FREDRYD releases ‘Can We Stop Being Estranged to Each Other?’, a production that blends house and pop music and carries a powerful message about moving from estrangement to friendship through acceptance. Influenced by the sounds of David Guetta & Bebe Rexha’s I’’m Good (Blue)’ and Eric Prydz’s ‘Call On Me’, the track combines an energetic beat with emotional depth. The production process involved purchasing a beat sample from Fahrenheit on Bandlab and blending it into a house-infused dance-pop mix. The song features vocals from anonymous male and female singers sourced from a soundpack, adding a dynamic contrast that enhances its uplifting theme.
The lyrics convey a strong message of inclusion, opening with the male singer’s words, “Just a stranger in this town, trying to find my place but I just make mistakes,” followed by the female vocalist’s plea, “Don’t let me drown, cause it’s deep below.” These lines emphasize the importance of support and understanding rather than exclusion. The track marks a new creative direction, as it is the first fully upbeat production of its kind from this artist. Looking ahead, a feminist EP is set for release in March, followed by a second album expected to drop before summer. With anthems of empowerment and connection, this artist continues to push boundaries in dance-pop music.
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Ultra Music Festival’s 2025 edition is shaping up to be a monumental event! Ultra is going all out for its 25th anniversary, with a stacked lineup and special events. Their daily programming just released for your event planning pleasures. From mainstream EDM to techno, house, drum and bass, and hardstyle, there’s something for every electronic music fan. The festival’s various stages offer distinct atmospheres and musical styles. Main Stage features headline acts and high-energy performances. The festival is featuring numerous special performances, including back-to-back sets and collaborations, which are always a highlight for attendees.
Key Highlights
Main Stage closing sets from Everything Always (Dom Dolla b2b John Summit), Hardwell, and Martin Garrix  Charlotte de Witte, Carl Cox, and Solomun to close RESISTANCE MegaStructure across the weekend The Worldwide Stage will once again welcome Armin van Buuren’s A State Of Trance on Friday, which will feature a special closing set by Armin Van Buuren b3b Maddix b3b Oliver Heldens deadmau5 b2b Pendulum will close out the Worldwide Stage on Saturday, and deadmau5’s retro5pective set will close out the stage on Sunday Live Stage closers include Zeds Dead, Gesaffelstein, and Above & Beyond The UMF Radio Stage will host three dynamic takeovers: Partiboi69’s extraterrestrial event series Area 69 makes its Ultra debut on Friday, Vini Vici’s Alteza Records presents Ultra’s first-ever psytrance stage takeover on Saturday, and Coone’s Dirty Workz label returns for its fourth consecutive year on Sunday The production of the 25 part docuseries “All Eyes On Us” shows the dedication to the celebration of this milestone. The series highlights Ultra’s global impact as pioneering industry leaders and the festival’s role in defining dance music culture over the past quarter century. Ultra releases a new episode every Monday in a 25-week countdown to the monumental occasion. RESISTANCE’s Strong Presence
Secondly, RESISTANCE continues to be a major part of Ultra, with top-tier techno and house artists performing across the weekend. The Megastructure takeovers include Amnesia Ibiza and Carl Cox Invites. Amnesia Ibiza brings a direct connection to one of the most iconic clubs in the world, known for its legendary techno and house nights. Artists inlucde Charlotte de Witte, ARTBAT, Boris Brejcha, Miss Monique, Marco Farone b2b Mar T. Additionally, Carl Cox’s Invites concept guarantees quality and authentic techno. Solomun presents his Diynamic label here as well, showcasing the best in melodic house and techno. His takeover’s roster is sture to be unique.
Thirdly, the Cove Stage also gets an inaugural M2 MIAMI takeover. Know that you will have a high-caliber, curated experience here with Eli Brown, Patrick Topping, Chris Avantagrde, I Hate Models, 999999999, and much more. This is a new development for RESISTANCE, expanding its reach within the festival. M2 Miami is a newer club that has made a very large impact in the Miami night life scene. So, this popular Miami club connects attendees to the Miami club scene and signals the growth and popularity of the RESISTANCE brand, warranting its own dedicated stage takeover.
UMF Radio and Worldwide Stage Takeovers
What’s more, the UMF Radio Stage effectively caters to fans of specific subgenres, providing dedicated spaces for them to enjoy their favorite sounds. Partiboi69’s extraterrestrial event series Area 69 debut takeover promises a unique and energetic experience, with a diverse lineup and a surprise closing performance. Similarly, the amount of “b2b”s featuring Skream and Interplanetary Criminal (to name a few) at the end of the night is slated to be a very unique and fun experience. Now, let’s not forget Vini Vici’s Alteza Records debut psytrance takeover. For the Worldwide Stage, it features a large lineup of artists offering a deep dive into the genre and others. Armin van Buuren’s A State Of Trance provides curated experiences for fans of specific subgenres including Oliver Heldens, Maddix, Nifra, Ruben de Ronde, and Schrotthagen. Saturday hosts ATLiens, Knife Party, Wilkinson, Barclay Crenshaw, and more. Sunday closes out with Dimension, Andy C, and some b2bs you just can’t miss.
In essence, Ultra Music Festival 2025 is poised to be an unforgettable celebration of electronic music. Check out this unforgettable lineup below. Ultra Music Festival 2025 VIP tickets are sold out and GA tickets are 98% sold out. Limited tickets remain for purchases here.
ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL 2025 LINEUP
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ABOVE & BEYOND
ADAM BEYER
AFROJACK
ALESSO 
ANYMA B2B SOLOMUN
ARMIN VAN BUUREN
ARTBAT
AXWELL
BORIS BREJCHA
CARL COX (EVOLUTION LIVE)
CHARLOTTE DE WITTE
CHASE AND STATUS (U.S. DEBUT OF LIVE SHOW)
DEADMAU5 (RETROSPECTIVE SET)
DEADMAU5 B2B PENDULUM (DJ SET)
PENDULUM (LIVE SET)
DUBFIRE ‘EVOLV’
ELI BROWN
EVERYTHING ALWAYS (DOM DOLLA + JOHN SUMMIT)
FOUR TET
GESAFFELSTEIN
GRYFFIN
HARDWELL
I HATE MODELS
JORIS VOORN (LIVE)
KNIFE PARTY
KSHMR (THE LIVE EXPERIENCE)
KNIFE PARTY
KSHMR (LIVE)
LSZEE (LSDREAM + CLOZEE)
MARTIN GARRIX
MAU P
MISS MONIQUE
NERO
NGHTMRE B2B SULLIVAN KING (WORLD DEBUT)
NICO MORENO
OLIVER HELDENS
RICHIE HAWTIN (DEF EFX X0X)
SKRILLEX
SOLOMUN
STEPHAN BODZIN (LIVE)
STEVE AOKI
SUBTRONICS
TIËSTO
TIMMY TRUMPET
VINI VICI
ZEDD 
ZEDS DEAD
SUPPORT (A-Z)
ADRENALIZE
AFROBETA
AHADADREAM
ALCHIMYST
ALLEYCVT B2B JESSICA AUDIFFRED
ANDY C
ATLIENS
BARCLAY CRENSHAW
BLAZY
BOIISH LIVE 
BRENNAN HEART
CHARLIE SPARKS
CHLOÉ CAILLET
CHRISTOPHER COE (LIVE)
COEXIST
COONE
CRANKDAT
DA TWEEKAZ
DARKSIDERZ
DILLON NATHANIEL
DIMENSION
FERNANDA PISTELLI
FLUX PAVILION B2B DOCTOR P
FRANK WALKER
GIL GLAZE
HEDEX
INFECTED MUSHROOM
JOEL CORRY
JOSH WINK
JOYHAUSER
JULIET FOX
KAMI
KAPUCHON
KASIA
KETBOI69
KEVIN DE VRIES
KHROMATA
KOROLOVA
LEVEL UP
LTJ BUKEM
MADDIX
MAGA
MAR-T
MARAUDA
MARC ROMBOY (LIVE)
MARCO FARAONE 
MASSANO B2B CHRIS AVANTGARDE
MODESTEP
MORITZ HOFBAUER
MORTEN
MR. BLACK
MYKRIS
NIC FANCIULLI
NIFRA
NUSHA
ODD MOB 
OLYMPE
OMIKI
PARTIBOI69 B2B JUICY ROMANCE
PATRICK TOPPING
PEEKABOO
RAFAEL CERATO
ROOLER
RUDEN DE RONDE
SAID THE SKY
SAM FELDT 
SCHROTTAGEN
SHLØMO
SKEPSIS
SKREAM B2B INTERPLANETARY CRIMINAL
SPACE 92 X POPOF PRESENT TURBULENCES
SUB ZERO PROJECT
SOTA
SONNY FODERA
TERRA
THE PURGE
TOKIMONSTA
VTSS
WILKINSON
ZORZA
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT (A-Z)
ABEL MUSICA
ADAM DE GREAT
ALEX PIZUTI
ANDY ARES
ANDY PATE
AUDIO SAL
BASSETT
BEN NIGRELLI
BILL KELLY
CHRISTOPHER JAMES
CJ
CVMRN
DABURA
DE XENIA
DJ IDEAL
JACK VICE
JEV
JIMMIE PAGE
JOA
JOSH WETHERINGTON
JULIAN CROSS
JUNO
LEMONY SNICKETTS
LOS DE LA VEGA
LUCA TESTA 
LUKE HUNTER
MAHEZZ
MARCO NINNI
MARVIN DELGADO
METAPHYSICAL
OMAR DEAZ
PURPLE
RICHARD FRAIOLI
ROD B 
ROE REVOLUTION
SANDRO BIANCHI
SOUL GOODMAN
TAK SHAK
TANK
TONE ABSTRACT
VICTOR CARDENAS
WAGS
WIENER BROS
WYZZARD
X-CON
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Seiki Kato, the longtime Korg executive who helped revolutionize synthesizers and workstations, has passed away at the age of 67, the company announced.
A driving force behind the M1, one of the most influential synths ever made, Kato's leadership helped Korg evolve into a global powerhouse of electronic music. His life's work was inseparable from the company’s evolution, steering it through decades of innovation that would leave an indelible mark on the entire field of music production.
Born in Tokyo in 1957, Kato was the eldest son of Korg's founder, Tsutomu Kato. After joining the organization in 1980, he quickly moved through the ranks, shifting from domestic sales to product planning. By 1985, he had already helped usher in a new era for Korg by playing a key role in the development of the M1, widely regarded as the first true workstation, combining a synth engine, sequencer and digital effects into a single product.
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Kato’s leadership extended well beyond product development. In 1988, he moved to the United States to lead Korg USA, strengthening the company's foothold in North America. By 2003, he had ascended to the role of President at the company, in which he served for over two decades.
Korg honored Kato's legacy in a statement, revealing that the influential executive passed away "peacefully" on February 21st following an illness.
"For many years, Mr. Kato dedicated himself to the growth and success of our company, guiding us with exceptional leadership and a warm, compassionate spirit," Korg wrote.
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With only a few weeks until Ultra Music Festival returns to Bayfront Park to celebrate its 25th anniversary installment, the festival has revealed its daily stage programming. 
Spanning every genre across the electronic music sphere, Ultra Music Festival will welcome over 170 acts from around the globe to celebrate the festival’s 2025 edition from Friday, March 28 – Sunday, March 30. 

Ultra’s illustrious Main Stage will boast a wide range of exciting performances including the festival debut of Dom Dolla and John Summit’s collaborative project Everything Always, closing on Friday, March 28. The evening will also feature performances from renowned artists such as Alesso, Afrojack, TiĂ«sto, Subtronics, Timmy Trumpet, and Sam Feldt. On Saturday, March 29, the Main Stage will continue with a star-studded roster of talent including a closing set from Hardwell, preceded by sets from Skrillex, Axwell, Anyma b2b Solomun, Armin van Buuren, Steve Aoki, Joel Corry, Frank Walker, Kapuchon, and Gil Glaze. Ultra’s 25th anniversary will conclude on Sunday, March 30 with a festival closing set from Martin Garrix, who will follow Zedd, Gryffin, Sonny Fodera, MORTEN, Odd Mob, Mykris, Jev, and a surprise special guest.
Over at the iconic Worldwide Stage, Armin van Buuren will once again host the coveted A State of Trance takeover on Friday with performances from the label boss himself, Oliver Heldens, Maddix, Nifra, Ruben de Ronde, and Schrotthagen. The closing set will feature a rare back-to-back-to-back performance from Armin van Buuren, Maddix, and Oliver Heldens. On Saturday, March 28, the must-see performances will continue with a closing set from deadmau5 b2b Pendulum, in addition to ATLiens, Hedex, Crankdat, Knife Party, Marauda, Wilkinson, Barclay Crenshaw, LTJ Bukem, Level Up, and Dillon Nathaniel. The stage will close out on Sunday with deadmau5 performing his ‘retro5pective’ set, following sets from NGHTMRE b2b Sullivan King, Peekaboo, Dimension, Andy C, Alleycvt b2b Jessica Audiffred, Doctor P b2b Flux Pavilion, Sota, and Julian Cross.
Ultra’s esteemed house & techno brand RESISTANCE will host three days of tastemaking underground acts at the RESISTANCE MegaStructure. Friday will host the Amnesia Ibiza stage takeover ahead of the return of the RESISTANCE Ibiza Club Residency this summer, including a closing set from Charlotte de Witte and a performance from Amnesia Ibiza Season Resident ARTBAT. The Friday takeover will be rounded out with sets from Boris Brejcha, Miss Monique, and Marco Farone b2b Mar T. On Saturday, RESISTANCE will host Carl Cox Invites with a collection of uniquely curated sets, including the world debut of Carl Cox’s Evolution Live show. The star-studded roster will also host Adam Beyer, Richie Hawtin DEX EFX X0X, Stephan Bodzin (live), Joris Voorn (live), Dubfire EVOLV, Marc Romboy (live), and Carl Cox b2b Christopher Coe (live). The following day, Solomun will cap off his Diynamic stage takeover with a captivating closing set following a curation of performances from Four Tet, Mau P, ChloĂ© Caillet, and Rafael Cerato.
With breathtaking ocean views from Bayfront Park, RESISTANCE’s The Cove Stage will serve as the perfect backdrop for fans to immerse themselves in the sounds of the underground. Friday will feature a closing set from Eli Brown in addition to performances from Patrick Topping, Nic Fanciulli, Josh Wink, and Joyhauser. Saturday will boast the RESISTANCE M2 MIAMI stage takeover with Massano b2b Chris Avantgarde shutting down the stage after sets from fan favorites Kevin de Vries, Korolova, KASIA, Olympe, Moritz Hofbauer, and MAGA. Sunday’s roster of talent boasts a closing set from Nico Moreno, preceded by I Hate Models, 999999999, Popof b2b Space92 present Turbulences, Charlie Sparks, Juliet Fox, and Nusha.
Fans can revel in a collection of live performances throughout the weekend at Ultra’s Live Stage, which has made its permanent home at Bayfront Park’s Amphitheater. Starting the weekend off strong, Canadian legends Zeds Dead will close down the stage on Friday, feeding off the explosive energy from Pendulum’s live set, the debut of Chase & Status‘ new live show, Nero’s live performance, in addition to Modestep and Skepsis.The following day, Gesaffelstein will close the Live Stage with additional sets from KSHMR (live), TOKiMONSTA, and BOIISH (live). On the final day of the festival, Above & Beyond will make their return to Ultra Music Festival to close the Live Stage. Sunday’s roster will also feature LSZEE, Said The Sky, Infected Mushroom, and Afrobeta.  

Ultra’s UMF Radio Stage will once again host a bevy of stage takeovers curated by some of the industry’s leading imprints. Starting on Friday with the debut of Partiboi69’s Area 69 stagetakeover with Ahadadream, VTSS, Ketboi69, Skream b2b Interplanetary Criminal, Partiboi69 b2b Juicy Romance, and a surprise b2b2b2b2b performance to close out the takeover. The party will continue on Saturday with another debut stage takeover from Vini Vici’s Alteza Records will performances from Mr. Black, Terra, Shlþmo, Vini Vici, Blazy, Omiki, Alchimyst, Fernanda Pistelli, Coexist, Khromata, Zorza, and Roe Revolution. The festival will conclude with the return of Coone’s Dirty Workz stage takeover with Kami, Roller, Da Tweekaz, Brennan Heart, Coone, Sub Zero Project, The Purge, Adrenalize, and Darksiderz.
Ultra Music Festival’s seventh stage, The Oasis Stage, will feature a collection of blossoming talent including Marco Ninni, Jack Vice, Purple, Los De La Vega, Ben Nigrelli, Richard Fraioli b3b Jimmie Page b3b DJ IDeaL, Weiner Bros, and Andy Ares on Friday. Saturday’s billing includes Metaphysical b2b Tone Abstract, Tak Shak, Wags b2b  Lemony Snicketts, Audio Sal, Rod B, Sandro Bianchi, Luke Hunter b2b BASSETT, Andy Pate, Josh Wetherington b2b Christopher James, Jay P, Soul Goodman b2b Dabura, OMAR DEAZ, and Juno b3b CJ b3b Marvin Delgado. The Oasis Stage will close the weekend with Sunday sets from Victor Cardenas, Luca Testa, De Xenia, Alex Pizutti b2b Tank, Joa, X-Con b2b Wyzzard, Bill Kelly, Rodrigo Vieira, Adam Da Great, Abel Musica, CVMRN, and Mahezz.
Ahead of the festival’s forthcoming 25th anniversary celebration, fans can relive the magic of Ultra Music Festival through the 25-episode docuseries titled “All Eyes On Us.” The series highlights Ultra’s global impact as pioneering industry leaders and the festival’s role in defining dance music culture over the past quarter century. Ultra has released a new episode every Monday in a 25-week countdown to the monumental occasion.
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Heralded as the world’s most international house and techno brand, ULTRA Worldwide’s esteemed underground series RESISTANCE stands at the forefront of innovation in the global underground music scene, bringing its visionary programming to more than 35 cities across all six inhabited continents—spanning stadium stages, international tours, and award-winning residencies.
Hot off the heels of Vintage Culture’s recent sold-out performance at RESISTANCE Miami, the esteemed underground series will continue its celebrated U.S. club residency during Miami Music Week, hosting five nights of house and techno programming from Wednesday, March 26 – Sunday, March 30 at M2 Miami. 
In 2023, ULTRA Worldwide unveiled its debut U.S. club residency – RESISTANCE Miami – in the festival’s Miami Beach hometown at nightlife haven M2 Miami, transporting RESISTANCE’s signature immersive clubbing experience from Ibiza to America for the very first time. Now in its acclaimed second season, RESISTANCE Miami’s six-month, Saturday night residency has become a staple of the city’s house and techno culture, notching more than 30 sold-out shows, and showcasing headlining performances from underground luminaries like Amelie Lens, Boris Brejcha, CamelPhat, Carl Cox, Charlotte de Witte, Eric Prydz, Joris Voorn, and Mind Against.
The third annual installment of RESISTANCE Miami Music Week will be a tour de force of house and techno, commencing on Wednesday, March 26 with French hard techno act I Hate Models, who will make his debut at RESISTANCE Miami alongside explosive sets from Berlin techno act Patrick Mason, French producer/DJ ShlÞmo, and rising hyper techno act Zorza. 
On Thursday, March 27, modern techno pioneer Charlotte de Witte will make her highly anticipated return to RESISTANCE Miami, following her sold-out show during Miami Music Week 2023. The evening will also feature veteran acts like dynamic Italian artist Enrico Sangiuliano and Australian techno queen Juliet Fox, with support from ANNICKA.
The Miami Music Week party will continue on Friday, March 28 with another top tier roster of talent including minimal techno maestro Boris Brejcha, versatile Dutch artist Joris Voorn, German melodic techno actMoritz Hofbauer, all of whom have left an undeniable impression with their previous Ultra Miami performances.
On Saturday, March 29, RESISTANCE Miami will host RESISTANCE Ibiza Season Resident ARTBAT for another epic headlining performance. RESISTANCE fan-favorite Miss Monique will also return to M2 Miami following her indelible performance during Miami Music Week 2024. The evening will be rounded out with a captivating set Italian melodic techno act Olympe. 
The third annual RESISTANCE Miami Music Week will conclude on Sunday, March 30 with the Official MMW Closing Party headlined by ULTRA Worldwide mainstay Carl Cox. The legendary DJ/producer has become a staple in the RESISTANCE Miami history with standout performances during Miami Race Week and the Official MMW Closing Party in 2023. Techno legend Nicole Moudaber will also take the stage with a supporting set from Ibiza-based act Chelina Manuhutu.
RESISTANCE will make its triumphant return to the White Isle this summer for RESISTANCE Ibiza 2025, reclaiming its status as a defining force in Ibiza nightlife with a nine-week residency at the world-famous Amnesia Ibiza, which remains a haven for those who seek authentic clubbing. Running every Wednesday from July 23 through September 17, 2025, RESISTANCE Ibiza 2025 will be anchored by Season Residents Adam Beyer and ARTBAT, who will deliver weekly headlining performances, rotating between Amnesia’s immersive Main Room and emblematic sky-roof Terrace.
Ahead of the return of RESISTANCE Ibiza, Ultra Music Festival will host the Amnesia Ibiza stage takeover on RESISTANCE MegaStructure on Friday, March 28 to give fans a sneak peek of what’s to come with the highly anticipated return in Ibiza. The takeover will feature a closing set from Charlotte de Witte, Ibiza Season Residents ARTBAT, in addition to Boris Brejcha, Marco Farone, and Mar T. 
Further strengthening the connection between the RESISTANCE residencies and the flagship festival, Ultra will also host the newly-announced RESISTANCE M2 Miami stage takeover on Saturday, March 29 at The Cove Stage. The roster will feature performances from RESISTANCE Miami regulars such as Massano b2b Chris Avantgarde, Kevin De Vries, Korolova, Olympe, Moritz Hofbrauer, and MAGA.
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Famous When Dead Records (FWDR), the fresh new label launched by CASH ONLY, has unveiled its debut single, ‘Another One’ by UK chart-topping artist Syncia. This release sets the stage for a series of genre-blending tracks that embody CASH ONLY‘s unique vision for the label and signature sound that navigates the House Music spectrum. 
FWDR’s mission is to deliver a wide array of electronic vibes, with an emphasis on House music. The label’s upcoming lineup includes CASH ONLY himself, Syncia, Reigns, Rahh, Maisie Mae, Patrick Meeks, Holly Ellison, and more soon to be revealed.
Reflecting on the label’s creation, CASH ONLY shares: “FWDR was born from a shared passion for both music and creative visual arts, and it’s an exciting collaboration between myself and Midland’s Abstract Street Artist, Andrew Turner, also known as Famous When Dead. 
Our goal wasn’t just to create another imprint to release music, but to build a vibrant community. We wanted to offer something beyond sound, a complete experience that could be seen as a film or moving artwork, worn as a creatively designed T-shirt, or enjoyed in an immersive club environment where visuals and sound come together in perfect harmony.”
With an impressive track record that includes his tenure as Label Manager for Dvine Sounds, ownership of FWDR, a monthly show on Centreforce Radio, over 50K monthly Spotify listeners, 6 million TikTok and Instagram plays, and a string of top-charting tracks, this marks the next pivotal moment in CASH ONLY’s rapidly rising career.

CASH ONLY further comments 
“FWDR is both fun and satirical. We are serious about pushing our music, but want to have fun along that journey. Supporting emerging artists is important for us, but equally we want to create a platform where established artists can also explore themselves a little more creatively.”
Already a globally recognised artist and DJ, 2025 is set to elevate his profile even further. With a packed schedule of worldwide dates and exciting partnerships with major brands in the works, He is gearing up for the launch of his own club night ‘FWDR’ at the iconic E1 venue. Additionally, a global radio show is in development and will showcase CASH ONLY and FWDR’s unique sound, regularly featuring its growing roster of artists.
The debut single “Another One” is now live on all major platforms, and is already receiving widespread support from global tastemakers, whilst climbing the download charts. FWDR is positioned for an exciting year ahead, actively highlighting cutting-edge talent, breaking underground and crossover tracks, and rolling out their own branded events, making this a priority imprint to watch.
Download / Stream https://snd.click/AnotherOneSyncia 
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Unleashing energy and mesmerising vibes, Angel City teams up with DJ T.H. and ReDub for ‘STARS:’ a Trance release on Coldharbour Recordings. As she explores deeply personal themes through her work, Angel City, the project of UK-based singer-songwriter Lara McAllen, seeks to offer music that resonates with listeners, reflecting authenticity to bring a refreshing dynamic to the genre. As ‘STARS’ balances emotive depth with powerful, energetic details, this new release sets the tone for Angel City’s onward journey, sure to culminate in even greater sonic explorations that push her signature sound forward and reintroduce her to the global Electronic Music community. 
After a decade-long break, Angel City has returned to the scene, reigniting the passion that first propelled her to the top of the UK and US Dance Music charts in the early 2000s. With a legacy of chart-topping singles and a renewed creative vision, she embarks on an exciting new chapter in her artistic evolution, fuelled by her varied inspirations and developing artistic direction. As she draws creative motivation through both her own experiences and influence from the Melodic House and Trance genres, Angel City looks ahead with determination and purpose, ready to reestablish herself amongst the top Electronic Music Artists and connect with both her long-time fans and a new generation of genre lovers. 
Crafting an engaging journey through its intricate sound design and evolving arrangement, ‘STARS’ invites listeners into a soundscape where ethereal vocals and dynamic sonic details converge. As Angel City leads the way with her vocals, expressive and emotive in tone, uplifting chordal progressions and atmospheric pads lay the instrumental groundwork of ‘STARS,’ motivating the track forward towards an energetic drop. With the pulsating arpeggiator line weaving amongst the steady kick and intensifying percussive elements, the track sustains its immersive vibe, bringing considered synth work designed to complement Angel City’s powerful vocal delivery, all while maintaining its flow with precision and control. 
As the styles of both DJ T.H. and ReDub unite with Angel City’s distinct approach, ‘STARS’ gives way to a seamless fusion of emotive lyricism and high-energy production; capturing the essence of Angel City and her creative direction moving forward, this newest release marks an exciting step for this talented Artist, seeing her reassume her signature sound while embracing a new era of artistic expression and collaboration.
So, whether a returning follower or a newcomer to her music, be sure to dive into Angel City’s sonic world with her latest release ‘STARS,’ out now via Coldharbour Recordings, and watch her journey unfold by following her across social media to stay updated on her upcoming releases and news.
Listen to ‘STARS’ Here:   
Angel City Online   
Spotify | Instagram 
DJ T.H. Online   
Spotify | Instagram 
ReDub Online   
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Coldharbour Recordings Online 
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It has been 6 years to the day since the world lost one of its biggest characters in Keith Flint of The Prodigy after he took his own life at the age of 49. On this day we look back on his storied career, the legacy he’s left behind, and the importance of raising awareness for mental health issues.
In the late 80s he latched onto the acid house movement which lead him to meeting Liam Howlett who had a similar taste in music and had been working on some music of his own. Flint managed to convince him that he should be playing his tracks on stage, brought in his friend Leeroy Thornbill to dance on stage with him, and soon after got Maxim Reality to join. With Keith and Leeroy as the dancers, Liam on the synths, and Maxim on vocals The Prodigy was born.
Keith remained as a dancer till 1996 when he would also start providing vocals for a couple of tracks, but little did he know that he was about to make history with his vocal contributions. His vocals appeared on ‘Firestarter’ and ‘Breathe’ which both went to number one in the UK charts and have become a couple of The Prodigy’s most iconic songs. He also starred in the music video for ‘Firestarter’ where he debuted his new, and now infamous, punk style. This look featured his hair styled into the horns that lasers now etch the outline of during ‘Firestarter’ at The Prodigy’s live shows as a tribute to him.
His voice has become engraved into history with him appearing on several other huge songs by The Prodigy including ‘Serial Thrilla’, ‘Omen’ and ‘We Live Forever’ to name a few. However, it’s his amazing stage presence that he is possibly best remembered for with his unmatched chaotic energy and unbelievable passion for performing. In contrast to his wild energy on stage, off stage he was known as a gentle sole who was full of kindness and generosity.
Unfortunately, a troubled childhood, drug addiction, and a long battle with depression took its toll on him and on 4th March 2019 he took his own life. His loss was felt across the world as tributes poured out from the likes of Jay Kay of Jamiroquai, Oasis, and Donatella Versace who was a friend of Flint’s. She dedicated her spring/summer 2020 menswear show to him with all the male models outfits reflecting his unique style and all of them sporting Keith’s ‘Firestarter’ hairstyle.
The death of Keith Flint is still felt and remembered today with The Prodigy taking to social media to say, “WE MISS U SO MUCH BROTHER, UR FIRE WILL NEVER FADE, L H & MAXIM X.” Along with this a mural of him at Braintree Town Football Club, local to where he used to live, has been restored for this solemn anniversary. Keith is an example of someone who lived life to the fullest and was unafraid to be himself which is something we can all aspire to. His death is a reminder of how important it is to be aware of the serious issue of suicide and making sure there is support in place to help prevent more losses like this. His memory will live on through the amazing music he made and his unmistakeable silhouette at every show The Prodigy does.
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Las Vegas’s Sphere is really taking off and investors now toy with the idea of setting up “smaller” Spheres as an expansion. A Sphere could very well come to your city. Las Vegas’ hub already boasts a U2, Dead & Company, Anyma, and The Backstreet Boys residencies since its inception. They even hosted a plethora of The Eagles and Kenny Chesney shows. Its incredible 16,000 speakers blast your favorite music with unparalleled visuals for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I am still reeling from Anyma’s The End of Genesys show, what incredible display of talent and vision!
An investors call on Monday with Sphere Entertainment Company CEO, James Dolan, revealed this expansion rumor. One such idea is for a smaller Sphere coming to Abu Dhabi, where lessons learned from the Vegas venue shall apply to the new one. This venue intends to hold a 5,000 seat capacity versus the normal 20,000. Additionally, Dolan also teases that a new experience, a new show may also debut with the new venue. We’re sure to expect different features of the Sphere as it takes place in its second home in the UAE.
Where To Go From Here?
Now, despite their lackluster financial quarter, Dolan insists on shrugging off these growing pains. Sphere Entertainment recorded a second quarter loss of $126 million and revenues down 2% from 2023. This resulted in a loss per share at $3.49. While it seems like a troubling time ahead, Dolan is not breaking a sweat. Surprisingly enough, much of the revenue come from the films that the Sphere plays including U2’s concert film of their residency at the venue and the “Postcards from Earth”. A minor setback came with Delta’s corporate takeover event in January, but the concerts still rake in $54.5 million. No wonder talks of expanding the Sphere venues is stirring. I think the world could use a few more “Orbi”s, the exosphere emoji is finally revealed. Its bright yellow sheen and smiling face looking down at the world beneath it. Walking up to the venue is exciting, eagerly anticipating what will be revealed on the inside. Taking advantage of the business and content already, anything goes with Sphere Entertainment this year.
What are your thoughts on adding smaller Spheres? Any good places for one? We’ll stay tuned for more news on this.
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Los Angeles, get ready to witness history! UK-born, LA-embraced DJ and producer Cloonee is set to ignite City Market in Downtown LA on June 13 and 14, 2025, with the largest headline show of his career. This isn’t just another gig; it’s a monumental celebration of house music, a testament to Cloonee’s rise, and a love letter to his adopted city.
After conquering dance floors worldwide with sold-out shows and electrifying festival performances, Cloonee is bringing his signature sound and his renowned Hellbent Records imprint to an epic open-air setting. Partnering with the legendary Factory 93, this event promises to be the soundtrack to your summer.
From UK Sensation to LA Icon
This show marks a significant milestone for Cloonee, who has fully integrated into the LA scene since relocating three years ago. His return to the city follows two sold-out nights at Exposition Park in December 2023, solidifying his status as a global house music powerhouse. “The people of LA have welcomed me with nothing but open arms,” Cloonee expresses. “Being in the melting pot of LA has unlocked parts of my artistic nature that I didn’t know I had.”
And he’s coming back even bigger. “This show will be the biggest of my career, in the city that I love, for the people who have helped me get here,” he states. Expect high-energy sets under the city’s glowing skyline, creating an unforgettable experience.
A Global Force in House Music
Cloonee’s momentum is undeniable. With recent headlining performances at Miami’s III Points, EDC Mexico (b2b with Marco Carola), and Skyline Festival in LA, he’s at the peak of his game. Hits like Beatport #1’s “Sippin’ Yak” and “Stephanie” have dominated clubs, festivals, and charts globally, cementing his position as a true heavyweight.
More Hellbent Takeovers on the Horizon
Adding to the excitement, Cloonee has announced a return to Brooklyn Mirage for another Hellbent takeover on May 10, as well as a Hellbent Factory Town takeover during Miami Music Week. The LA show will be a major highlight of his 2025 schedule, promising an all-encompassing experience that reflects his artistic evolution and deep connection to his fans.
Event Details and Ticket Information:
Lineup: Cloonee + Special Guests TBA Date: Friday June 13 and Saturday, June 14, 2025 Time: 5PM-11PM Venue: City Market DTLA, 1057 San Pedro St., Los Angeles, CA 90015 Age: 21+ Tickets: HERE
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The Croatian coast has always been synonymous with timeless beauty, a place where nature and culture intertwine in perfect harmony. Once a year, this magic transforms into a unique seven-day spectacle July 11-16, where the sounds of world-class electronic music meet the azure Adriatic Sea and breathtaking locations that become stages for unforgettable summer moments. This is Destination ULTRA, a unique concept that redefines the fusion of festivals and tourism for modern travelers and music lovers. Each year, it evolves, and for the summer of 2025, it introduces a new travel itinerary across two islands and three locations. Destination Ultra is basically a week-long version of Ultra Europe combining a series of events together for one epic experience.
A key highlight of this edition is the relocation of the ULTRA Beach party to Olife Beach in Milna. In effect, it offers a more intimate, authentic, and luxurious setting. Consequently, it enhances the island’s natural beauty and brings a new dimension to festival tourism. This year also brings a new program addition, as RESISTANCE arrives at 585 Club on Brač, infusing the venue’s legendary energy with its distinct underground sound.
Destination Ultra Summer 2025 Itinerary
As the sun rises over Split and the last beats fade away at Park MladeĆŸi, true adventurers don’t end their journey. Instead, Destination ULTRA continues. The seven-day concept combines the three-day Split spectacle with three exclusive island party destinations. Moreover, it imbues with the spirit of the Mediterranean. A new morning marks the beginning of the Ultranaut migration to the sea. The landscape is a flotilla of over 200 sailboats and yachts that sets course for the first destination. Moreover, The ULTRA Europe Family yacht leads the way, reserved for those who want to experience this musical odyssey in the most special way.
ULTRA drops anchor first in Bol, where Ultranauts will be welcomed by RESISTANCE Brač. The event is a powerful fusion of top-tier underground sound, electrifying energy, and flawless production at 585 Club. Located near one of the world’s most famous beaches, Zlatni Rat, this exclusive event takes on a whole new dimension. The intensified RESISTANCE sound will transform the nightlife scene on Brač, introducing an unmatched nocturnal euphoria to the island. On July 14th, 585 Club will embrace a night like never before, setting a new standard for party experiences on the Adriatic.
Furthermore, Destination ULTRA continues its journey, and on July 15th, the compass points to the ULTRA Beach party. However, it now sets in a completely new ambiance. Daytime parties are the epitome of summer hedonism, and this one has long held the title of Europe’s best beach party. This year, the rhythms of summer will move to Olife Beach in Milna. The beach is a place designed for the ultimate escape from reality. This refreshing change of scenery will bring new energy and yet another reason why ULTRA Beach remains an essential destination for every true lover of world-class summer entertainment.
Finale And Yacht Opportunity
After a day filled with euphoria, it’s time for the final chapter of this journey. The island of Vis awaits those ready to experience the grand finale of the Destination ULTRA adventure. On Wednesday, July 16th, the festival’s last stop brings more than just music. Moreover, the gates of Fort George open once again, marking the beginning of RESISTANCE Vis. This boutique event takes place at one of the most exclusive locations in the Mediterranean. As underground sounds take over the night, the atmosphere will create a story like no other. Lastly, a story for those who understand that the best moments in life don’t just happen—they must be found.
For those who want to experience the festival from an entirely new perspective, the organizers have prepared the ultimate fusion of music, luxury, and adventure – a seven-day cruise aboard the ULTRA Europe yacht. This exclusive experience redefines festival tourism, offering the perfect balance between world-class entertainmentand relaxation amidst the breathtaking Adriatic landscapes. Wake up in luxurious double cabins with a panoramic view of crystal-clear waters, indulge in gourmet delights on deck, explore hidden coves, and dance the night away front and center at the summer’s biggest electronic spectacle – all part of this premium package.
Ohhhh this is exciting! Do you want to go on a destination of a lifetime?
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An official statement from the Mexican tourism board denies that Fyre Festival 2 exists. This goes in direct contradiction to the event’s founder Billy McFarland, who insisted the event is happening May 30th to June 2nd. Supposedly, the event is to take place at Isla Mujeres, a small island off Cancun, Mexico.
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Just last week, tickets for the event went on sale with no lineup confirmed. Per the website, tickets range fron $1,400 to $25,000. However, there are premium packages up to $1.1 Million. McFarland insisted on the legitimacy of his dream on the Today Show. Furthermore, Fyre Festival’s official Instagram announced Mexican events team Lostnights would produce it. The company has produced shows which include artists such as Solomun, Michael Bibi, Vintage Culture, and more. In addition, they have produced for Mayan Warrior, and Day Zero.
Nevertheless, they claim contact was made with local officials and authorities to make sure the even will run smoothly. They also state that they secured partnership with top-notch private venues and hotels. But how accurate is this, really?
Tourism Board Statement
Edgar Gasca, representative for the Isla Mujeres tourism directorate, spoke with The Guardian and stated no such arrangements have been made.
He expressed that he heard the news during a tourism fair in Bogota, Colombia. Moreover, when he spoke with the minister for tourism in Quintana Roo state, as well as the hotels listed on the Fyre Festival site. However, neither had been contacted by the organizers about the event. The Municipal President of Isla Mujeres commented on the issue as well. Atenea Gomez Ricalde claims the only information they had from the festival was online.
Gasca added that this festival screams red flags everywhere. Not only do the coordinates on their website inaccurate, but they have no official municipal authorization to run an event of that magnitude. It seems McFarland thought he could get away with gaining traction from the public without actually requesting the permits until later.
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This comes as a surprise to no one as Fyre Festival was a complete catastrophe back in 2017. Music acts canceled and guests were stranded, with lack of organization and accomodations. Consequently, McFarland was sentenced to six years in prison, and charged with fraud. After his release in less than four years of his sentence, he repaid $3 Million to a former investor. Furthermore, an NY court awarded $7,220 to 277 attendees.

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After redefining live entertainment with its groundbreaking venue in Las Vegas, Sphere Entertainment has begun teasing plans to develop scaled-down versions in new markets.
As the original Vegas Sphere continues to dazzle audiences and draw major musical acts for residencies—including Anyma, U2 and Backstreet Boys—its proprietors are looking to extend its reach with smaller, more cost-efficient versions.
Chairman and CEO James Dolan confirmed during Sphere Entertainment's latest earnings call that Sphere is in the architectural design phase for "mini-Spheres" and is evaluating mid-sized cities as potential locations. The new venues would seat around 5,000 people, one-fourth the capacity of the recording-breaking original, which is both the world's largest spherical structure and LED screen.
The concept addresses two key challenges of the Las Vegas venue: its high operating costs and the limited number of artists who can justify the production expenses of performing there. By scaling down the venue while retaining the spirit of its signature technology, Sphere Entertainment can ostensibly offer a similar spectacle at a more sustainable cost for both artists and audiences alike.
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The Vegas Sphere demands a significant investment from performers, who must create custom visual content tailored to the venue's wraparound LED display. While its been feasible for its high-profile residencies thus far, a smaller venue could attract a broader range of artists who might not have the budget or demand to fill the flagship Sphere location.
Beyond concerts, the Sphere brand has also proven successful with immersive films like V-U2: An Immersive Concert Film and Darren Aronofsky's Postcard from Earth. Similar productions, which cost significantly less than traditional live performances, could be a major draw for such a mini-Sphere ecosystem, offering audiences a cinematic live music experience without requiring an artist's presence.
With the Sphere concept in Las Vegas still in its formative era, Sphere Entertainment sees venue expansion as its next big growth opportunity, starting with plans for a forthcoming full-scale Sphere venue set to land in Abu Dhabi. The company has not announced a timeline for that venue at the time of this writing.
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Boundary Brighton Festival returns to Stanmer Park on Saturday 27th September and kicks off a new era. It’s back to bass as Boundary returns to its musical roots – drum & bass, UK rap, garage, jungle, bass, grime, and more. Brighton’s biggest electronic music festival will sound fresh and look it too with a brand new site and stage layout. The Phase One line up announcement is a statement of intent with showstopping headliners, Giggs, Andy C, and Shy FX, alongside massive names like Camo & Krooked B2B Mefjus, Badger, D Double E, High Contrast, Girls Don’t Sync, Clipz, 4AM Kru, Bakey, Fabio & Grooverider and loads more. Tickets are on pre-sale 4th March starting at just £30 + b/f from www.boundarybrighton.com
Over 10 years Boundary Brighton has grown to become a nationally recognised festival where thousands of party people mark the end of festival season with an epic celebration of electronic music. Now, Boundary is evolving, bringing a new vibe while losing none of its sense of community, creativity, and passion for raving. With a new location in Stanmer Park, more stages (and top-tier stage partners), this is a new energy and reimagined Boundary experience. 
As Boundary steps up to the next level, the Phase One announcement delivers a line up to match. Giggs steps up to the Boundary stage for a headline slot. The UK rap superstar has done it all; MOBO award winner, platinum record seller, Drake collaborator – few artists have done as much to put a scene on the map. Giggs at Boundary is going to be special. Also headlining is Andy C. When you talk about bass you have to talk about ‘the executioner’, another genre-defining artist 100% proven to tear up any stage whether he’s selling out Wembley Arena or packing out an underground residency at XOYO. This set will be absolutely huge! Shy FX also tops the bill and could be nowhere else. Since breaking through 25 years ago with ragga jungle anthem ‘Original Nuttah’ with UK Apache, Shy FX has been a mainstay of jungle and drum & bass. He’s produced and remixed for Dizzee Rascal, Kano, Chase & Status – the list goes on. Shy FX on the decks will never disappoint. 
Everywhere you look on this Phase One announcement there is proven talent. Highly respected duo Camo & Krooked go B2B with longtime collaborator Mefjus which is sure to deliver some D&B fire. Badger is unmissable with his unique, pumped-up, party garage, while D Double E will bring the slickest grime flows. Original junglist Clipz has made a welcome return to the scene and lands at Boundary after conquering all corners of the dance music circuit under his Redlight alias. High Contrast has been at the top table of D&B for over two decades – he’ll get Boundary bouncing with uplifting summer grooves. Girls Don’t Sync bring a box of garage bangers wherever they go and just keep getting bigger, much like 4AM Kru whose high-energy, bass-heavy rave spawned a massive album last year. The shouts will go up for Bakey from the Boundary aficionados when he takes to the decks with his credible take on UKG.
There will be no escaping quality tunes and big performances with artists also announced today including Amplify, Break & GQ, Champion, DJ Jackum, Emily Makis, Fabio & Grooverider & SP:MC, Mandidextrous & Maddy V, P Money & Whiney, and Simula.
More evidence of the new era of bass and vibes at Boundary Brighton Festival this year is found with the announcement of this year’s stage partners – a mix of the biggest names in bass and renowned local heroes. Boundary festivalgoers will be spoilt for choice with stages from UKF, Hospitality, Fingerlickin’ Records, Patterns, Volks, and In The Wild.   
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Orbit DJ Retreats returns to Ibiza from September 28-October 3, 2025, offering immersive learning with worldclass artist. After annual sold-out events since 2019, the flagship retreat continues to provide world-class mentorship and career-defining opportunities. Expanding globally, Orbit launches its first Australian edition in Byron Bay from August 24-29, 2025.
Orbit DJ Retreats offers an unparalleled experience for artists at all levels to refine their skills, learn from industry leaders, and gain invaluable mentorship. As an accelerator program with a proven track record, alumni have secured releases on labels like Gorgon City’s REALM, Yousef’s Circus Recordings, and Damian Lazarus’ Rebellion. Graduates have earned slots at top festivals and venues, including Hideout Croatia, Friendship Miami, Your Paradise Fiji, Ministry of Sound London, Pikes Ibiza, Academy LA, and Ivy Sydney.
The 2025 Ibiza line-up features production and DJ workshops led by Joe Goddard (Hot Chip), a versatile producer and DJ known for his acclaimed solo work and as a founding member of synth-pop group Hot Chip; Phil Hartnoll (Orbital), a UK rave pioneer and one-half of the legendary duo Orbital; and Sarah Story, a dynamic DJ, broadcaster, and BBC Radio 1 tastemaker who has quickly become a champion of underground electronic music, curating fresh talent and pushing forward-thinking sounds. 
In Byron Bay, attendees will engage in one-on-one mentoring with hands-on workshops run by Soul Clap (Charles Levine), Yolanda Be Cool (Sweat It Out), Doorly, Paris (This Never Happened), GAWP (Toolroom/Dirtybird), Mo’ Funk (Pioneer DJ), and a very special surprise guest. Previous mentors have included industry legends such as Gorgon City, Todd Terry, Shadow Child, Junior Sanchez, Sam Divine, Nightmares on Wax, and Eli & Fur.
Orbit DJ Retreats covers technical training in Ableton, Logic Pro, and Pioneer DJ equipment, along with audience growth strategies, marketing, and PR insights. Participants receive in-depth mentorship from industry executives specialising in booking, touring, social media, and promotion. Wellness and mindfulness remain core to the program, incorporating yoga, meditation, and breathwork sessions to support long-term success.
Orbit DJ Retreats co-founder Doorly shares:
“The response to Orbit has been incredible. Seeing our alumni achieve success with respected labels and gigs around the world makes it all worthwhile. Ibiza will be bigger than ever, with a stellar lineup to inspire the next wave of electronic artists. Byron Bay marks a huge milestone, and we’re excited to bring this experience to Australia.”
Ibiza students will have the opportunity to perform at two major venues, with official announcements coming soon. Meanwhile, Byron Bay graduates will showcase their skills at The Beach Hotel, with select students earning slots at Elsewhere Gold Coast. With demand soaring, the Ibiza edition for October 2025 is already 50% sold out.
For more details and to apply, visit www.orbitdjretreats.com.
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The ‘Wolf In My Clothes‘ EP by Wennink for Automatik is another captivating four-track trip that shows us new sides of an artist we thought we knew.
As soon as I dimmed the lights in my listening space and let the opening synth lines of the title track wash over me, I was immediately taken to that rare sonic space where melody and feeling meet technical precision. What comes next is a carefully thought-out story arc that shows an artist moving boldly into his own voice.
A deep dive into Wolf In My Clothes
The opening and title track of the EP, “Wolf In My Clothes,” unfolds like a nighttime discovery. The hypnotic, pulsing synth rhythm that starts the piece gives you a sense of moving forward right away, like you’re on a journey that starts in the dark. Wennink’s vocals come through this electronic fog with a haunting closeness that feels both personal and universal. The percussion comes in with surgical precision, with each piece finding its perfect place in the soundscape. This creates a delicate balance between the speed of the dancing and the depth of thought.
The easy way Wennink moves between places is what stands out here. His unique singing voice has been used by big names in musical techno on labels like Afterlife and Crosstown Rebels. He’s confident in his own production, which shows years of studio work finally being allowed to breathe on its own terms.
“The Last Time” has what could be the EP’s most emotionally powerful moment. The angelic vocals rise above a bed of carefully layered synths, making you feel like you’re flying through memories. Both the lyrics and the way they’re delivered have a palpable vulnerability that works so well with the confident way the song builds up. It’s the kind of piece that would sound good either as the sun rises over an Ibiza deck or as a lonely person drives through the city at night.
When “Sleep For Days” comes out, the EP goes into a darker, more contemplative space. The beat slows down, making room for more minor harmonic explorations. This third original production shows Wennink’s wide range—he can make moments that are perfect for a club or music that is perfect for a quiet evening alone. The track’s slow buildup and variety of textures show that the producer knows that emotional effect often comes from moderation rather than excess.

The Remixes
Rinzen‘s remix of the title track is the perfect way to end the EP. It pays tribute to the original while firmly putting it on peak-time dancefloors. Rinzen adds progressive parts that boost the emotional core of the track while adding a strong rhythmic framework. He does this by drawing on his famous cinematic approach to melodic techno, which was brilliantly shown on his most recent album on Lane 8’s label This Never Happened.
This remix has already been backed by big names in the scene, including Adriatique, Innellea, Rivo, and Wennink’s wife Henri Bergmann. It has that rare quality of sounding both instantly familiar and completely new, which is the mark of a truly exceptional remake.
There is a lot of attention to detail in the whole EP. It feels like every element was put on purpose, and every transition was carefully thought out. But these tracks don’t sound scientific at all—they have a natural warmth that makes you want to listen to them again and again, finding new subtleties each time.
The EP is technically precise and emotionally powerful. Wennink has made a collection of music that speaks to both the mind and the body, going beyond the often rigid limits of different types of electronic music.
“Wolf In My Clothes” isn’t Wennink’s first release on Automatik, but it’s also the arrival of a fully developed artist, whose future contributions to the ever-growing world of electronic music will be very interesting to watch.

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