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Mochakk is hosting his first-ever event with Mochakk Calling Festival this summer. It is set to take place in picturesque Ta’ Qali, Malta. Headliners for the two-day festival set for July 26-27, 2025 include Bonobo, Desiree, Seth Troxler, Honey Dijon, RHR, DJ Swisha, Mall Grab, and more. Following a year of global success with sold-out ‘Mochakk Calling’ events, the Brazilian DJ and producer is elevating his status. The festival shall showcase lots of love for Brazilian beats, house, and techno. With exclusive after-hours events in Attard, this festival signifies a major expansion for both Mochakk’s career and the ‘Mochakk Calling’ brand. Analu and Badsista come to blend Brazilian rhythms like baile funk with techno. Similarly, Cesar Nardini strongly focuses on house and techno, known for his groove and energy. London-based duo, Chaos in the CBD, will bring deep house filled with soulful melodies, smooth grooves, and warm atmospheric textures. And we can expect Dennis Ferrer b2b Honeyluv to combine their signature house styles for an energetic set with lots of soul. What’s more, Dixon is known for his renowned deep and melodic house. His intricate crafted sets blend emotional depth with dancefloor energy. DJ Holographic brings the Detroit techno and house with funk and soul elements for a frenetic frenzy. Lastly, HAAi specializes in techno, house, and breakbeat while Todd Terje is known for his nu-disco and house music for an undoubtedly infectious time with retro vibes. Other artists to expect include Viot, Sterium, RHR, Pricilia Diaz, nocapz, Lovefoxy, and Jay Mariani. Mochakk, born Pedro Maia, has a background in skating and hip-hop culture which has shaped his musical influence. In addition, his love for funk, disco, rock, and blues diversifies his style. Major events and venues include Circoloco Ibiza, Coachella, Time Warp, EDC Las Vegas, and more. We look forward to seeing his high-energy performances. Pre-sale for the boutique Mochakk Calling Festival tickets go on sale March 27th, with general on-sale on March 28th. Secure your spot early at the link here. For more information, check out the website here and stay tuned for the full lineup reveal. The post Mochakk Debuts First-Ever ‘MOCHAKK CALLING FESTIVAL’ In Malta This Summer appeared first on EDMTunes.

It was during the Eighties, when Bill Adler was the director of publicity at Def Jam Recordings, that he first began working with a number of talented photographers who were then documenting hip-hop in all its forms. “Something about the culture’s astonishing vitality and visual appeal began catching the eyes of these photographers in the Seventies, even before anybody began making rap records,” he says. “And the quality of those images ultimately played a huge role in the promotion of hip-hop globally.” In 2003, Bill doubled down on his longstanding appreciation of that work by establishing the Eyejammie Fine Arts Gallery, which was devoted to hip-hop photography. And in 2015, some eight years after the closing of the gallery, The Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture acquired 400 Eyejammie photo prints by 59 different photographers. Beginning on March 22, 2025, The Art of Hip Hop in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District will be bringing a selection of these photographs back to the light in a new immersive and interactive way that has never been done before. “We need to teach the next generation about history in a way they want to learn it – in an environment that authentically conveys important cultural information that also looks cool on their TikTok page,” said Allison Freidin, co-founder of The Art of Hip Hop. Immersive elements to the show include rare ephemera such as a white 1986 Mercedes, reminiscent of rapper Rakim’s iconic “Benzeeto” that he posed with in 1988 during a photoshoot with Michael Benabib in the heart of New York City’s Bleeker Street. With the exception of the work of Janette Beckman, The Art of Hip Hop’s lead curator Alan Ket selected images from photographers whose works have never been exhibited in Miami or the exhibition’s other pop ups in Austin, TX and Seoul, Korea. Iconic images will include vintage portraits of hip-hop immortals like Sylvia Robinson, Run-DMC, Flavor Flav, Bun B, Cypress Hill, Eazy E, Dondi White, Slick Rick, T.I., Pitbull, Biggie Smalls, Snoop Dogg, and David Banner, as well some of the reggae greats whose work preceded and was influential to hip-hoppers, starting with Lee “Scratch” Perry. The celebrated photographers who created these portraits include Harry Allen, Michael Benabib, Adrian Boot, Julia Beverly, Brian Cross, Al Pereira, Sebastian Piras, Ricky Powell, Peter Rickards, Jack Thompson, Val Wilmer, and, as noted, Ms. Beckman. The post The Art of Hip Hop Brings The Smithsonian’s Eyejammie Hip-Hop Photo Collection to Miami appeared first on Decoded Magazine.

In 2024, Goldenvoice surprised everyone by unveiling Quasar, a brand-new outdoor stage at Coachella. Quasar’s stage design — courtesy of Vita Motus — positions the artists between two large LED screens, showcasing stunning visuals that are custom-tailored to both the artist in front of the Coachella Valley desert landscape. Last year, Coachella hosted unforgettable performances from artists like Michael Bibi, Anyma, Eric Prydz, Solomun, RÜFÜS DU SOL (DJ Set), and more. And for 2025, Goldenvoice has upped the ante for its second go-around, bringing a star-studded lineup across both weekends. Set to kick off Friday during weekend one, The Martinez Brothers and Loco Dice are teaming up to deliver groovy, minimal tech-house in an extended set that’s guaranteed to feature a bevy of IDs. Day two will showcase a unique grouping as Barry Can’t Swim, 2manydjs, and salute join forces to blend their distinct styles of dance music into one electrifying performance. To close out weekend one, the legendary icon that is Tiësto returns to Coachella after 15 years. Known as one of the pioneers of trance music, many are expectedly eager in hopes that he will deploy iconic classics like “Adagio For Strings.” Quasar’s second weekend billing also starts strong, with deadmau5’s Testpilot alter-ego and ZHU’s Blacklizt alter-ego bringing high-energy techno. On weekend two’s second day comes one of the most anticipated back-to-back sets of the weekend will take place, with Kaskade (Redux) and the acting legend that is Idris Elba — who last appeared at Coachella’s Yuma Tent in 2023 — blending their contrasting house music styles. And last but not least, Alesso will bring Body Hi — his tech-house alias that he debuted at the Do LaB stage in 2024 — for a back-to-back with Gorgon City that’s guaranteed to be a can’t-miss house set. In addition to the star-studded DJs at the Quasar Stage, Goldenvoice will debut a new 20,000-square-foot structure known as Red Bull Mirage. Designed as a pyramid and located next to the Quasar Stage, this viewing area will be accessible to all festival attendees, with artists, guests, and media having exclusive access to the top-level decks. The highly anticipated Red Bull Mirage will continue to elevate one of the most talked-about stages on the festival grounds. With its innovative designs, Coachella remains one of the top festivals in the world, constantly pushing the boundaries of what a music festival is capable of. Featured image: Coachella/Instagram The post Coachella reveals lineup for Quasar stage’s 2025 return: Alesso, Gorgon City, Kaskade, and more appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.

Each spring, like clockwork—or perhaps more like an over-caffeinated metronome—Miami Music Week descends upon South Florida and transforms the city into one endless dance party. From March 25-30, Miami will once again trade in its pastel Art Deco for laser-laden raves and euphoric, sleep-deprived grins for the nation's largest electronic music summit. Yes, it’s that time of year when personal boundaries blur, hotel pools morph into clubs and the concept of "meals" devolves into a couple chicken tenders scarfed between sunrise DJ sets. Those who have attended know that Miami Music Week is surivival of the fittest, a takeover where Red Bull-vodka is the currency and adult responsibilities are checked at the TSA line. While the broader event serves as North America’s de facto electronic music summit, it's the underground architects like XYST Agency who sculpt the week's many unforgettable moments. The agency is no stranger to organizing stellar parties, but they're bringing the heat in 2025 with Zack Martino and more. You can find a breakdown of XYST's MMW 2025 events below and purchase tickets here. Tuesday, March 25: Resonance Pre-MMW Industry EventLocation: Sherry Bar & Lounge - 6565 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141 Time: 7pm Artists: Bamb!no, Blank Checks, Brandon Alex, more Tickets Wednesday, March 26: Zack Martino & Friends MMWLocation: Esme Rooftop - 1438 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 Time: 3pm Artists: Zack Martino, Club Rapture, Danny Quest, more Tickets Thursday, March 27: La Casa Bomba MMWLocation: Mezcalista - 921 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 Time: 8pm Artists: Chec, HP, Bodega, more Tickets Friday, March 28: Vortex Decoded x Club Rapture MMWLocation: Sandbox - 6752 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141 Time: 8pm Artists: TBA Tickets Follow XYST Agency:Instagram: instagram.com/xystagency Facebook: facebook.com/xystagency SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/xystagency

For DJ DALI, electronic music is about much more than just making people dance. It's about making them travel. The fast-rising DJ and producer has carved out a niche with his unique sound, blending sultry Afro-house rhythms with heady, textured production in a way that's making industry veterans sit up and take notice. His breakthrough track "Baglami" serves as a perfect case study in cultural fusion done right. After a transformative Turkish sojourn, DALI incorporated the bağlama (a traditional Turkish string instrument) into his production framework, creating a hypnotic earworm that caught Virgin Records' attention. With over 170 performances under his belt last year, the prolific DJ's 2025 trajectory looks promising. Beyond electronic music, he's also expanding into fashion through his Riders Movement brand, a move that echoes the cultural amplification that defines his productions. We caught up with DALI to discuss his breakthrough and what the future holds for his artist project. c/o DJ DALI EDM.com: Your music blends cultural influences beautifully. Have you ever traveled somewhere that profoundly impacted your sound? DJ DALI: Travel has been one of the biggest inspirations for my music. My trip to India deeply influenced me with its rhythms and traditional sounds, inspiring me to blend Indian Punjabi vocals with electronic grooves in "Nateka." Another transformative experience was in Turkey, where I discovered the Bağlama, an instrument that shaped my track "Baglami." Traveling allows me to absorb different cultures and incorporate their unique musical elements into my work. EDM.com: What was the pivotal moment when you realized fusing world music with electronic sounds was your unique path in music? DJ DALI: The turning point was when I created "Baglami." I incorporated the rich, emotional sound of the Bağlama with hypnotic rhythms, and the response was incredible. That moment made me realize that cultural fusion wasn’t just an experiment but the foundation of my artistic identity. EDM.com: How do you balance keeping your cultural roots intact while evolving your sound for a global audience? DJ DALI: It’s all about respect—respect for tradition and innovation. I deeply study the musical elements I incorporate and make sure they aren’t just gimmicks but authentic integrations. I blend them with modern production techniques, ensuring they resonate both emotionally and rhythmically with audiences worldwide. EDM.com: With versatility being key in the dance scene, how did your style develop over the years? DJ DALI: My style evolved organically as I transitioned from producing to DJing. My production background allows me to blend sounds uniquely, incorporating world music elements into electronic beats while always staying open to new influences. EDM.com: What’s been your most unconventional experiment in music so far? DJ DALI: Sampling an Indian Punjabi song and merging it with deep electronic grooves for "Nateka" was an exciting challenge. The contrast between the raw vocals and hypnotic beats created a fusion that felt fresh and dynamic. EDM.com: What’s next for you in 2025 in terms of new music and live performances? DJ DALI: I’m working on new tracks that push my fusion of electronic beats with world influences further. I have international shows lined up and plan to expand into fashion and storytelling through my brand, Riders Movement. 2025 is all about pushing boundaries and growth. Follow DJ DALI:Instagram: instagram.com/djdali Facebook: facebook.com/djdaliofficialpage Spotify: tinyurl.com/2pyvhb3z

Tallinn Song Festival Grounds will transform into a massive dance floor, when on Saturday, August 23, the world’s largest dance and pop music icon, David Guetta, will take the stage. He will bring his “The Monolith” production to the Baltic and Scandinavian audiences for the first time, marking the biggest dance music show in our region’s history. This will be the only performance for David Guetta in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway, attracting a large number of international visitors. David Guetta is one of the most influential DJs and producers in the world, shaping the sound of electronic dance music. His hits such as “Titanium,” “When Love Takes Over,” “Without You,” “She Wolf,” and “Turn Me On” have conquered charts worldwide, earning him several awards, including two Grammys. In Tallinn, Guetta will present his largest dance music production, “The Monolith,” to the Baltic and Scandinavian audiences for the first time. It promises to be an unprecedentedly powerful audiovisual experience, combining top-tier lighting, sound, and visual effects to create a truly immersive show. Tickets are now on sale on Piletilevi. The event is organized by Baltic Live Agency.

Bad Nonno is not just any producer or artist in the dance music industry, he has inspired change throughout his career. Earning acclaim for his genre-defying sound design and blending nostalgia within his production, from his breakout collaboration “Inside Out” with DVBBS to his reimagining of Diana Ross’s “Upside Down” with Ultra Records, Bad Nonno has proven his talent for crafting any genre he puts his heart and soul into. Uniting with French-Canadian duo Lucky Rose, the house music scene is about to level up with the release of their latest collaboration “One More” out on March 14, 2025. A mesmerizing house music track that is charged to energize dance floors worldwide. Featuring enticing vocals and hypnotic grooves, the track showcases the artist’s vision to start a movement in the house music scene. “One More” is sure to resonate with fans of house music everywhere and these two artists are only getting warmed up. Sharing their thoughts behind the single, Lucky Rose describes the latest single as a “vibey house banger at its finest,” while Bad Nonno ensures fans this is “a song you have to play one more time.” With Bad Nonno garnering millions of streams and a growing catalog, he continues to make his mark with duo Lucky Rose. While the duo of Vincent Carrier and Marc-Antoine Thibeault, has become a staple in the electronic music scene with their signature mix of catchy hooks and energetic rhythms. From their breakout track “The Way You Want Me” to their Gold-certified hit “Wild One,” Lucky Rose has amassed nearly 100 million streams and multiple accolades. Together with Bad Nonno, they deliver a track that is destined to leave listeners wanting just “One More” on the dancefloor. ‘ Connect with Bad Nonno: Instagram | X I Soundcloud |Spotify Connect with Lucky Rose: Instagram | Facebook I X I Soundcloud |Spotify

Miami Music Week is about to get a whole lot tastier. Forget late-night bodega runs – this year, the iconic Club Space is teaming up with none other than Eleventh Street Pizza, recently crowned one of the world’s best pizzas, for a collaboration that’s as delicious as it is unexpected. Imagine this: you’ve just danced your heart out on the Space Terrace, the sun is rising, and your stomach is rumbling. Instead of settling for something mediocre, you can now stroll around the corner to Eleventh Street Pizza’s Downtown location and dive into a slice of pure culinary genius. But this isn’t just any pizza. Eleventh Street, known for their dedication to quality and innovative flavors, is unveiling a limited-edition Shakshuka Pizza exclusively for this partnership. Yes, you read that right. From Monday, March 17th to Monday, March 31st, you can experience this unique creation, inspired by the beloved Middle Eastern breakfast dish. Think spiced red pepper and tomato sauce, caramelized onions, garlic, mozzarella, and perfectly cooked eggs, all topped with feta and fresh parsley. It’s a symphony of flavors that’s sure to fuel your post-Space adventures. “We wanted to create something truly special for Miami Music Week,” says [Insert Fictional Eleventh Street Pizza Representative Name Here], “and what better way than to combine the energy of Club Space with the comfort and innovation of our pizza? The Shakshuka Pizza is a celebration of both Miami’s vibrant culture and our commitment to pushing culinary boundaries.” And the best part? If you’re rocking a Club Space wristband, you’re in for a treat. Eleventh Street Pizza is offering 10% off the Shakshuka Pizza and a free soft drink to all Space attendees (in-store only). It’s the perfect way to refuel after a long night (or morning!) on the dancefloor. With its prime location around the corner from Club Space, Eleventh Street Pizza is the ultimate post-party destination. It’s a testament to the thriving Downtown Miami scene and the power of collaboration between two local legends. So, whether you’re a seasoned Space veteran or a first-time Miami Music Week attendee, make sure to add the Eleventh Street Pizza Shakshuka Pizza to your itinerary. We’ll be heading over there this week to sample the pizza for ourselves! It’s a limited-time experience that’s guaranteed to be a highlight of your week. Here’s the breakdown: What: Limited-edition Shakshuka Pizza collaboration between Club Space and Eleventh Street Pizza. Where: Eleventh Street Pizza Downtown location (around the corner from Club Space). When: Monday, March 17th – Monday, March 31st. Special Offer: 10% off the Shakshuka Pizza and a free soft drink for guests with a Club Space wristband (in-store only). Get ready to dance, eat, and repeat. Miami Music Week just got a whole lot more delicious. The post Club Space Teams Up with Eleventh Street Pizza for Miami Music Week appeared first on EDMTunes.

Few producers bring the energy as competently and as consistently as SOREN does. And as his first single of the year thunderously affirms, the Dirty Workz signee has plenty of tricks up his sleeve. Of course, the track’s progression from an atmospheric slow-burn to a climactic surge of pure hardstyle power that hits hard without being too raw is among them. So are the vocals from Dutch singer-songwriter Jorik Burema, whose fervent topline on “HAUNTED BY YOU” marks a departure from the female vocals present on several of SOREN’s recent one-offs, like “ON MY OWN” (KITA), “BLACK TEARS,” “IT HURTS,” and “COLD HEARTED.” SOREN’s answer to “AVALON” (his last release of 2024), hits digital streaming platforms just ahead of the American DJ/producer’s San Francisco debut at August Hall in support of Darren Styles on March 29. Tickets to the Basscon event can be purchased here and SOREN’s latest, streamed below. Featured image: Courtesy of SOREN The post SOREN’s innovation shines on first release of 2025, ‘HAUNTED BY YOU’ appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.

Tiësto & Dyzen have released a melodic techno hit that is sure to become a crowd pleaser this upcoming festival season. This collaboration brings us a track that is well balanced, giving us the best of both worlds: the high energy of Tiësto and the emotional depth of Dyzen. Let’s dive right into their latest hit ‘All Right.’ The New Hit This track begins with a solid beat that’ll keep you glued to the dance floor. As it builds, we get components of arpeggiated synths, layered melodies, and emotionally charged vocals that finally collide. The drop is very Dyzen-esque with his usual airy layered melodic sound and crisp baseline. We can hear Tiësto’s influence through the production in the overall track, giving it a very clean mastering production tone. The blend of both artist’s individual styles come to fruition and sets an euphoric mood. This collaboration highlights Tiësto’s shift toward deeper, melodic sounds and Dyzen’s rise in the melodic techno scene. It is a fusion of festival energy and underground depth. ‘All Right’ strikes a balance between introspection and release. This new hit perfectly suits a late-night set or even a bittersweet sunrise set. Tiësto & Dyzen: An Unlikely Duo The well renounced producers are both making waves in 2025 with exciting new projects and performances. Tiësto, long known for his dominance in the trance and big-room house scenes, has been leaning into deeper, melodic sounds while maintaining his signature high-energy style. Following the success of his 2023 album Drive Tiësto plans to play major festivals like Ultra Miami and Tomorrowland this year. Fans can expect a mix of his classic hits and fresh new hits. Dyzen, on the other hand, continues to rise in the melodic techno world with emotionally charged releases like ‘Time Flows‘ and ‘Radiant‘. His growing reputation for deep, cinematic productions has landed him high-profile collaborations and spots on some of the biggest European festival lineups. The recent collaboration on ‘All Right’ showcases the perfect balance of Tiësto’s club-focused precision and Dyzen’s melodic depth. This new hit signals an exciting year ahead for both artists. The post Feel ‘All Right’ with Tiesto & Dyzen’s New Hit appeared first on EDMTunes.

Dance music’s biggest star Martin Garrix has teamed up with global icon Arijit Singh. The highly anticipated single, ‘Angel’s For Each Other’, is out now via STMPD RCRDS. Arijit is the most followed artist on Spotify with nearly 140 million followers This anthemic and uplifting track masterfully blends Singh’s signature Hindi vocals with his first-ever English performance, seamlessly intertwined with Garrix’s soaring production. In a surprising twist, Garrix himself also contributes his own vocals for the first time—something he teased earlier this week on social media. A song that celebrates the simplicity of life and the power of compassion, ‘Angel’s For Each Other’ is a stunning fusion of two musical worlds, proving once again why Garrix and Singh are true visionaries. The music video for the track is Garrix performing live in Mumbai, India, at DY Patil Stadium on March 14. He will be headlining Ultra Music Festival in Miami later this month, closing out the mainstage. With a groundbreaking 2024 behind him, including the release of his IDEM EP, the Billboard Dance Chart-topping hit ‘Told You So,’ and being crowned DJ Mag’s No. 1 DJ for the fifth time, Garrix continues to push boundaries—this time, with a collaboration that transcends borders. The post Martin Garrix Teams Up With Global Icon Arijit Singh For ‘Angel’s For Each Other’ appeared first on EDMTunes.

UK-based producer Massano returns with another standout release, ‘Throwing Stones’, a track that seamlessly blends melodic house & techno elements. Known for his cinematic soundscapes and dynamic production style, Massano crafts an emotionally rich experience filled with pulsing rhythms, hypnotic synth lines, and an undeniable sense of progression. ‘Throwing Stones’ builds with a deep, rolling bassline and airy vocal chops, creating a moody yet euphoric atmosphere. The track’s driving percussion and swirling melodies keep the tension rising, leading to an expansive drop that delivers both energy and emotion—a signature of Massano’s style. Perfectly suited for sunset festival sets and intimate club moments, this release further cements his place as a standout name in the melodic house & techno scene. Following a streak of successful releases on Afterlife, Oddity, and Running Clouds, Massano continues to evolve his sound, proving once again why he’s a name to watch. Listen to Massano – ‘Throwing Stones’ below: The post ‘Throwing Stones’ by Massano is the Perfect Dark Club Track appeared first on EDMTunes.

Meta has a new Instagram update to provide more functionality to direct messages (DMs) on the app. They added translating, music sharing, message scheduling, and more. New Instagram Update The translation feature allows communication all over the globe without the language hurdle. You can now hold a message down and click on ‘translate’, which will make the translated message appear below the original. In addition, music sharing is now available for artists on the sticker menu. Sharing a track will be as easy as clicking on the music icon and choosing a song to send from the Instagram Library. The sent track will show as a spinning vinyl with a 30-second snippet the receiver will be able to hear. Next, artists and creatives can now also schedule messages in DMs so they’re sent at the right time. You can now schedule reminders for merch drops or your next exclusive events so followers are the first ones to know. To schedule a message, hold down the send button. Then, you can choose the date and time the message will be sent, and lastly tap ‘Send’ to schedule it. The new Instagram update also allows for group chats to have pinned messages at the top of them. Meaning, the information is easily available and not lost in long chats. To pin messages, hold down on the message and tapp ‘Pin.’ The message will be at the top of the DM screen each time it is opened. You can pin up to three messages at a time. If you need to unpin them, just tap the message select ‘Unpin.’ At last, Instagram is adding a personalized QR code for each group chat. Users can now show the personalized QR code, and whoever scans it instantly gains access to the chat. Group admins can change and reset the QR code, keeping control over who gets into the group chat. What are your thoughts? Will you be taking full advantage of all these add-ons? The post Instagram Now Allows Music Sharing Through DMs appeared first on EDMTunes.

The wait is over! Day Zero Festival 2026 is officially returning to Tulum on January 10, 2026. Founded by Damian Lazarus, this legendary event has become one of the most anticipated underground music festivals in the world. As in previous years, it will deliver mesmerizing soundscapes, otherworldly production, and a deeply spiritual atmosphere. If you’re a fan of techno, house, and deep electronic beats, this is a festival you won’t want to miss. Set against the mystical backdrop of Tulum’s lush jungle, Day Zero is more than just a party. It’s a transformative experience where music, nature, and ancient rituals collide. What Makes Day Zero Tulum So Special? Unlike traditional festivals held in massive stadiums or beaches, Day Zero Tulum takes place in the heart of the Yucatán jungle. It offers a truly immersive and organic setting. Surrounded by ancient ruins, cenotes, and lush vegetation, the festival seamlessly blends nature with cutting-edge production. This creates a dreamlike atmosphere. The setting alone makes Day Zero Festival a standout event. Picture yourself dancing under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the jungle and the hypnotic beats of world-class DJs. The connection to nature elevates the experience, making it feel more like a sacred ceremony than a typical music festival. The vibrant, natural beauty of Tulum enhances the feeling of escapism, allowing festival-goers to lose themselves in the music and the moment. Day Zero Tulum is more than just an electronic music festival—it’s a ceremonial journey. The event incorporates rituals, shamanic performances, and cosmic visuals to enhance the experience. From fire dancers to breathtaking art installations, every detail is designed to take you on a transformative adventure. Inspired by the end of the Mayan calendar in 2012, Damian Lazarus envisioned a festival that would honor ancient traditions while celebrating the future of electronic music. The first Day Zero took place on December 21, 2012, marking a symbolic rebirth and aligning with the spiritual energy of the region. Since then, it has evolved into an annual pilgrimage for techno and house music lovers from around the world. About the Creator Damian Lazarus isn’t just a DJ—he’s a musical visionary with a deep understanding of the connection between sound, spirituality, and human experience. As the founder of Crosstown Rebels, Lazarus has been a key figure in the global electronic music scene for over two decades. His DJ sets are known for their deep, mystical undertones. He blends tribal beats with hypnotic melodies to create immersive sonic journeys. Lazarus has said that his goal with Day Zero Tulum was to “create a sacred moment where music, art, and ancient energy collide.” His ability to curate both the lineup and the atmosphere has made Day Zero one of the most respected and sought-after festivals in the world. In 2025, Lazarus has been busy expanding his creative reach. He’s been performing at top-tier festivals like Burning Man, Coachella, and Circoloco in Ibiza. He delivers his signature blend of deep house and spiritual rhythms. Additionally, he’s been working on new music projects under his Crosstown Rebels label. He is collaborating with artists like Bedouin, Seth Troxler, and Jamie Jones. Lazarus has also been involved in curating intimate, high-concept events, such as Get Lost in Miami. These events focus on creating immersive musical and visual experiences. His creative direction has leaned heavily toward blending ancient cultural influences with cutting-edge electronic production. This is sure to be reflected in Day Zero Tulum. Tickets and What to Expect While the official Day Zero 2026 lineup hasn’t been announced yet, past editions have featured some of the biggest names in the electronic music scene, including: Black Coffee, Bedouin, Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, Maceo Plex, Art Department, amongst others. Expect a carefully curated selection of techno, house, and deep electronic music from top-tier international DJs and underground legends. Tickets for Day Zero Festival 2026 will likely sell out fast. This exclusive event has limited capacity to maintain its intimate, magical vibe. Pre-sale & Early Bird Tickets will be available for those who register early on the official Day Zero website. General Admission & VIP: Prices will vary, with VIP tickets offering perks like express entry, exclusive lounges, and prime stage views. Why You Can’t Miss Day Zero Tulum Day Zero is not just a festival—it’s a sensory experience that transports you into another world. With its breathtaking jungle location, mind-blowing music, and spiritual energy, it’s no surprise that this event has gained a cult-like following among electronic music lovers. If you’re looking for an unforgettable rave experience in one of the world’s most mystical locations, Day Zero Tulum 2026 is the place to be. Are you ready to dance under the stars and lose yourself in the magic of the jungle? The post Day Zero Festival Returns to Tulum in 2026 appeared first on EDMTunes.

Miami Music Week 2025 is gearing up to be an absolute whirlwind, and navigating the sheer volume of events can feel like trying to find a needle in a pulsating haystack. Fear not, fellow ravers! We’ve compiled the ultimate resource to ensure you don’t miss a beat. From meticulously crafted daily guides highlighting the must-see parties, to specialized deep dives into the legendary Resistance Miami and the always-on-point Link Miami Rebels lineups, we’ve got you covered. Get ready to dive into the definitive collection of Miami Music Week event guides and plan your perfect week of electronic bliss. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Link Miami Rebels Events (Space, Factory Town, Floyd, The Ground, Jolene) Resistance Miami Events The post Here’s All of EDMTunes’ Miami Music Week Event Guides appeared first on EDMTunes.

DJ DALI has made a name for himself by blending Afro House with Middle Eastern influences, carving out his own lane without chasing trends. His sound reflects his roots while embracing modern production, creating a distinct style that resonates globally. Performing at festivals around the world has sharpened his ability to read a crowd, teaching him how to adapt his sets without losing his identity. Large-scale events call for high-energy performances, while more intimate settings allow for deeper, more intricate selections—both approaches shaping his perspective as a DJ and producer. For him, a great set isn’t just about playing crowd favorites; it’s about structure, flow, and knowing when to build or pull back. Outside of music, he draws inspiration from art, fashion, and travel, all of which feed into his creative process. While there’s always pressure to follow industry trends, he stays focused on innovation rather than imitation, ensuring his music reflects his own vision. ‘Baglami’ was a defining moment in his career, a track that captured his approach and proved that authenticity leads to success. Looking ahead, his ambitions extend beyond music—he wants to create a lasting cultural imprint, bridging different art forms and inspiring the next wave of artists. How has performing at different festivals influenced your style? Every festival has its own vibe, and playing in different environments has taught me how to adapt while staying true to my sound. Large festivals demand high-energy sets, while intimate ones allow for deeper, more emotional journeys. Performing globally has expanded my understanding of crowd dynamics and given me new perspectives on how to structure my sets. What do you think makes a great DJ set? A great set tells a story. It’s not just about playing hit tracks—it’s about crafting an emotional arc, balancing tension and release, and taking the audience on a journey. It’s also about reading the crowd and responding to their energy, making every performance a two-way conversation. What inspires you outside of music? Art, fashion, and travel all play a big role in my creativity. I draw inspiration from visual artists who experiment with form and structure, as well as from different cultural aesthetics I encounter while traveling. All of these elements inform my approach to sound design and performance. Have you ever felt pressure to conform to mainstream trends? At times, but I’ve always believed in staying authentic. While I listen to what’s happening in the industry, I make sure that my work is a reflection of my personal vision rather than a reaction to trends. Longevity in music comes from innovation, not imitation. What’s one track that changed your life? “Baglami.” It was the track that solidified my identity as an artist and opened doors for me. It represents everything I love—deep cultural roots, hypnotic rhythms, and electronic experimentation. What’s your ultimate dream for your career? To create a legacy that transcends music. I want to build a brand that brings together different forms of art, creates global cultural conversations, and inspires the next generation of creators.

Today, Coachella announces its exclusive partnership with Loop Earplugs including a limited edition Loop x Coachella Experience 2 Earplug and Link designed in a gradient hue inspired by the California desert sky. The collaboration introduces the limited-edition Loop x Coachella Experience 2 earplugs, designed to elevate the live music experience through unmatched sound clarity and style. Festival Fasion & Volume Control Sharing the intersection of music and fashion, Loop and Coachella unite to encourage attendees to “go front row” for the ultimate festival experience – this year featuring artists including Lady Gaga, Green Day, Post Malone and Travis Scott. With 17 dB (SNR) of filtered noise reduction, Loop x Coachella Experience 2 ensures clear sound while protecting ears – all without missing a beat. “Coachella sets the stage for cultural trailblazing and creativity, which perfectly aligns with our vision at Loop,” says Loop co-founder Dimitri O. “We’re thrilled to co-create something that not only meets the standards of one of the world’s most celebrated festivals but also raises the bar for live music experiences globally.” Desert-inspired designs Drawing from Coachella’s California sunrise and sunset, the earplugs feature a unique gradient design blending warm desert hues like soft peach and dreamy blue. This dynamic palette reflects the festival’s evolving atmosphere from dawn to dusk. Each set comes with a matching Loop x Coachella Carry Case, with the optional Loop x Coachella Link connector cord available separately to keep earplugs secure as festival-goers dance the day – or night – away. How To Get Them Those who secured Coachella passes during the November 2024 advance sale were given the first opportunity to shop the limited-edition earplugs. Loop x Coachella Experience 2 earplugs ($39.95) and Loop x Coachella Link connector cord ($29.95) will be further available: Online at loopearplugs.com from March 18, 2025, until stocks last, Onsite at Coachella merch stands and mobile Loop Earplugs vending booths during both festival weekends, April 11-13 and April 18-20, 2025. The post Coachella Partners with Loop Earplugs for Ear Protection appeared first on EDMTunes.

A recent federal ruling has allowed the US Department of Justice’s lawsuit against Live Nation and its subsidiary, Ticketmaster, to move forward, dealing a significant blow to the ticketing conglomerate. The lawsuit, filed in May 2024, accuses Live Nation of monopolizing the live entertainment industry and engaging in unlawful practices that stifle competition. Lawsuit Details and Ruling Recently, On March 14, 2025, US District Judge Arun Subramanian denied Live Nation’s motion to dismiss two critical parts of the antitrust case. The “Tying” Claim: This claim alleges that Live Nation forces artists to use its concert promotion services if they want to perform at Live Nation-owned venues. The judge is allowing this part of the lawsuit to continue. He believes there could be evidence showing that artists are coerced into using Live Nation for promotion. Overall, the lawsuit alleges that Live Nation coerces artists into using its promotion services if they want to perform at its owned venues. This is called the “tying” claim. Judge Subramanian upheld this claim, stating that the evidence could show that artists are effectively locked into working with Live Nation due to its dominance in the large-amphitheater market. He emphasizes that if artists are indeed coerced into this arrangement, it could lead to a viable antitrust case. State Attorneys General’s Standing for Consumer Damages Claim: The judge upheld the right of state attorneys general to seek damages on behalf of consumers. Those who may have been overcharged due to Live Nation’s alleged anticompetitive practices in the primary ticketing market. This allows states to continue pursuing the case regarding potential consumer harm caused by Live Nation’s practices. “If the evidence shows that promoters book venues on behalf of specific artists, that artists are the driving force behind which venues to book and when, and that artists are coerced into using Live Nation as their promoter if they want access to Live Nation’s amphitheaters, plaintiffs may have a viable tying claim,” – Judge Subramanian Altogether, The DOJ seeks to break up Live Nation and Ticketmaster, asserting that their monopolistic practices harm both consumers and artists. The outcome of this case can reshape the industry and impact how tickets are sold and promoted in the future. A list of venues owned or operated by Live Nation: The Forum – Inglewood, California Hollywood Palladium – Los Angeles, California Gorge Amphitheatre – George, Washington The Fillmore (3 locations) Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Morrison, Colorado (operated by Live Nation in partnership with the city) Lakewood Amphitheatre – Atlanta, Georgia Jiffy Lube Live – Bristow, Virginia DTE Energy Music Theatre – Clarkston, Michigan Verizon Wireless Amphitheater – Alpharetta, Georgia BB&T Pavilion – Camden, New Jersey Nissan Pavilion (now known as Jiffy Lube Live) – Bristow, Virginia Hollywood Bowl – Los Angeles, California (operated by LA Phil, but concerts often booked by Live Nation) Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion – Gilford, New Hampshire Case Files In summary, the antitrust case against Live Nation is moving forward after a federal judge denied the company’s request to dismiss key arguments. Overall, the case attacks methods the company uses to force artists to use its promotion services. Especially if they want to perform at its venues. Now, The U.S. Department of Justice and 40 attorneys general can continue to push forward and seek to break up the company. The post Live Nation Antitrust Lawsuit Will Continue Under Trump appeared first on EDMTunes.

Lollapalooza has always been a festival of great genre diversity where you can find anything from pop to thrash metal. For 2025 it continues this long-standing tradition with a lineup that sees the likes of Olivia Rodrigo, Korn, Sabrina Carpenter, and Luke Combs headlining who all have vastly different styles. Along with all this they have gone big with their selection of electronic music artists. They’ve managed to snag a whole lot of huge names while also keeping up the genre diversity as there’s a selection of tech house, drum & bass, dubstep, and plenty of other twists on various genres. Despite Martin Garrix’s focus this year being production over performing, he will be returning to Lollapalooza after last appearing in 2022 at Lollapalooza Argentina. Another name making their return is the high-flying Dom Dolla who will be bringing the tech house vibes along with debutants Mau P, and Cloonee. Breaking into the headliners for this year are the Australian trio of Rüfüs Du Sol who are sure to knock it out of the park with a huge performance. The hits keep on coming as Chase & Status are making their long-awaited return to bring their unmatched drum & bass power after last appearing in 2014. July will be a great month for Barry Can’t Swim fans as within the space of only a couple of weeks he’ll be dropping his new album ‘Loner’ followed up by heading to Lollapalooza. Those searching for dubstep are in for a treat as coming off the back of his recent ‘nolimit’ album the unstoppable Knock2 will be hitting the stage as well as the legendary Flux Pavilion to bring the bass to Chicago. Keeping it heavy and getting the crowds heads banging will be the fast-rising ISOxo looking to continue his monumental growth. The list of names goes on with other great artists such as Two Friends, Bunt, and Marlon Hoffstadt to name a few which add yet more hype for electronic music fans. There’s an insane amount of electronic music representation making Lollapalooza an unmissable festival. Pre-sale tickets will become available on March 20th so make sure you’re ready. Sign up for pre-sale through the link below: lollapalooza.com: Lollapalooza Announces Massive Lineup For 2025

Techno sensation Amelie Lens is poised to elevate her live performances with the announcement of "Aura," a brand-new visual concept the DJ is implementing at her shows in 2025. The Belgian electronic music superstar developed the concept in partnership with High Scream Studios, the production company renowned for their cutting-edge work with David Guetta, Ushuaïa Ibiza and UEFA Euro, among others. According to Lens, her new show concept focuses squarely on the energetic exchange that has become her trademark. Rather than overwhelming the audience with gratuitous production elements, "Aura" aims to amplify the communal experience that has been central to her rapid rise in the techno world. "'Aura' is all about energy—mine, yours, and the energy we create together," she said in a statement. "With my new show, I want to add an extra dimension without distracting from what matters most to me: the music and the connection between all of us." Tomorrowland The visual direction will explore "abstract artistic themes of light versus darkness, shadows, structures, movement and the natural world," creating a sensory environment that complements Lens' driving, hypnotic sound. "Working alongside Amelie Lens on her new solo show, 'Aura,' has been an incredible experience," added High Scream founder Romain Pissenem. "The concept, which revolves around the captivating dance of shadows and light, perfectly aligns with Amelie's unique vision and energy." The debut of "Aura" is scheduled for June 14th, 2025 at Espacio Riesco in Santiago, Chile, with additional dates to be announced throughout the year. Select festival audiences will also experience the new visual concept, though details remain limited on which appearances will feature the full "Aura" production. Follow Amelie Lens:X: x.com/AmelieLens Instagram: instagram.com/amelie_lens TikTok: tiktok.com/@amelielenske Facebook: facebook.com/amelielensmusic Spotify: tinyurl.com/bd5s394c

Calgary’s Badlands Music Festival is set to return from July 3 to July 13, 2025, offering an electrifying 11-day celebration that coincides with the city’s renowned Calgary Stampede. Hosted at the Badlands Tent in downtown Calgary, this year’s festival promises an unforgettable experience with a lineup featuring some of the biggest names in electronic music.​ Festival Dates and Headliners The 2025 festival schedule includes:​ July 3: Tiësto with Cassian and Partiboi69 July 6: Zedd with Layton Giordani and Simon Doty July 7: Lane 8 with Tinlicker and Sultan + Shepard ​ July 8: Subtronics and Zeds Dead July 13: FISHER Venue Details All events will take place at the Badlands Tent, located at 725 9 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 3V4. Situated in the heart of Calgary, the venue offers a unique experience beneath the vast Alberta sky, nestled amidst the stunning natural beauty of the Canadian Rockies and the vibrancy of downtown Calgary. ​badlandsmusicfest.com Significance of the Festival The Badlands Music Festival has established itself as one of Canada’s premier music events, renowned for its extensive lineup, multiple events, and significant attendance numbers. In 2024, the festival featured a diverse array of artists, including electronic acts like Rezz, Swedish House Mafia, John Summit, Dom Dolla, and Slander, as well as hip-hop artists such as Tyga and Quavo. This diversity in programming has contributed to the festival’s growing popularity and status within the national music scene Ticket Information Tickets for the Badlands Music Festival 2025 are available for purchase through various platforms:​ Tiësto (July 3): Ticketweb Canada​ FISHER (July 13): Live Nation​ Festival Passes: Ticketweb Canada​Given the festival’s popularity and the high-profile lineup, early ticket purchase is highly recommended.​ Connect with Badlands Music Festival Website: www.badlandsmusicfest.com​ Instagram: @badlandsmusicfest​ Facebook: Badlands Music Festival​ Twitter: @badlandsmusic​

A decade ago, Valentino Khan didn’t set out to make a hit. In the quiet hours of a January night, he crafted "Deep Down Low" in his bedroom, blissfully unaware that he was piecing together what would become one of the most inescapable club records of the decade. Released in 2015 via Skrillex’s OWSLA imprint, the track wasn’t originally designed with dreams of mainstage greatness in mind. In Khan’s own words, his only goal was to make something his peers would play at an afterparty. But when Miami Music Week rolled around that year, "Deep Down Low" seemingly took on a life of its own. A flood of support from superstar DJs propelled it onto global dancefloors, eventually making it the most-supported dance record for two years straight, according to 1001Tracklists. "Whether you played it at a local bar or the main stage of Ultra, I’m eternally grateful—your love helped catapult what I was doing into a real career," Khan said in a celebratory Instagram post. The track’s hypnotic vocal—a warped, pitch-shifted chant that burrows deep into the brain—became its signature, a defining soundbite of mid-2010s dance music. But its surrealist music video, directed by Ian Pons Jewell, took things even further by searing its twisted energy into visual form. Even after a decade, "Deep Down Low" remains a staple in Khan's sets, a testament to the track's enduring power on the dancefloor. He has invited fans to share their own memories with him on Instagram as he hints at more celebrations ahead, potentially including new remixes. "'Deep Down Low' has been the gift that keeps on giving," Khan added. "Thank you to everyone who still listens—it means the world that I can still play it live for y’all. It would be nothing without you." View the original article to see embedded media. Follow Valentino Khan:X: x.com/valentinohhan Instagram: instagram.com/valentinokhan TikTok: tiktok.com/@valentinokhan Facebook: facebook.com/valentinohhan Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ZgLEkr

Well, it’s that time of year again. While the sun is still visible, the days are being spent glued to the Bayfront Park Live Beach Cam — an annual tradition for both Dancing Astronaut and Ultra attendees — as Ultra gradually moves back into position in preparation for its milestone 25th anniversary from March 28 – 30. And as always, we’re helping to pass the time — before Ultra’s 2025 schedule arrives in full within the next week — by sifting through a laundry list of conflicts across all three days and naming just a few sets that should be amongst everyone’s plans during the final weekend of March. Those aforementioned can’t-miss sets include Miss Monique, Maddix, Boris Brejcha, Alesso, Charlotte de Witte, Anyma back-to-back Solomun, Axwell, Skrillex, Hardwell, Carl Cox, Rafael Cerato, Odd Mob, Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2025 ALLEYCVT back-to-back Jessica Audiffred, Said The Sky and—of course—Martin Garrix. We’d like to acknowledge, however, the abundance of closing decisions during the weekend and while we are nodding towards some specific closer options, there are genuinely no right answers out of the countless worthy choices that can be made. Miss Monique When: Friday, March 28 Where: MegaStructure One of the first places that we’ll be once Ultra’s 25th anniversary formally commences is the MegaStructure when Miss Monique returns to Bayfront Park for a second year in a row. Maddix When: Friday, March 28 Where: Worldwide We had to miss Maddix at the same stage the year prior but will not be making that mistake twice when he reunites with Armin van Buuren’s A State Of Trance before he closes the night with a back-to-back-to-back alongside the label head and Oliver Heldens. Boris Brejcha When: Friday, March 28 Where: MegaStructure It’s been three years since the high-tech minimal king touched down at Bayfront Park. And in 2025, Boris Brejcha is trading The Cove for the MegaStructure where he’ll appear second to last on Ultra’s opening day. Alesso When: Friday, March 28 Where: Mainstage Earlier this year, Alesso had shared that the reason for his brief hiatus in previous months was due to a severe case of tinnitus. But he’s back. It wasn’t the same without Alesso at Bayfront Park in 2024, but order has been restored for Ultra’s 25th anniversary as we prepare to hear the greatest song of all time in person once again. Charlotte de Witte When: Friday, March 28 Where: MegaStructure (closer) Two years after the queen of techno rewrote Ultra history by playing the MainStage, she’s back. Charlotte de Witte will return to Bayfront Park on March 28, turning in the iconic bay view for an indoor setting as she receives the honor of shutting down the MegaStructure on the first evening of the weekend. Anyma B2B Solomun When: Saturday, March 29 Where: Mainstage Ultra began trickling out its 25th anniversary lineup with an unexpected back-to-back set announcement. And after Solomun appeared on the bill for one of Anyma’s final shows at the Las Vegas Sphere earlier this month, the two will formally reunite on the Ultra MainStage for their first official set together. Axwell When: Saturday, March 28 Where: Mainstage It wouldn’t be a list of Dancing Astronaut‘s can’t-miss sets at Ultra without the Axtone boss. After appearing with his two Swedish counterparts in 2023, Axwell will return to Bayfornt Park unaccompanied for the first time ever. Skrillex When: Saturday, March 29 Where: Mainstage It’s been 10 long years since Skrillex last graced Bayfront Park with his presence. We sent out a happy tweet on January 15 unbeknownst to what would shortly follow. And what would ensue was the announcement that Skrillex would join Ultra’s 25th anniversary lineup for arguably the most awaited set of the weekend. Hardwell When: Saturday, March 29 Where: Mainstage (closer) For the first time since Ultra 2022 — where he made his return following a four-year sabbatical — the king of Bayfront Park will return to closing duties. It goes without saying that Hardwell’s Ultra set is considered a can’t-miss performance every year, but excitement levels have never been higher considering he’d already confirmed the set will be “80-90%” brand new music, including his new single, “Sanctuary.” Carl Cox When: Saturday, March 29 Where: MegaStructure (closer) Ultra isn’t Ultra without Carl Cox. In 2024, the king of the MegaStructure took a rare off-year from his trip to Bayfront Park. But shortly ahead of last year’s edition, Cox already scheduled his return in 2025, later announcing that he would be debuting a brand new live show as his second of two sets at the MegaStructure on day two. Featured image: Rafael Cerato/Instagram Rafael Cerato When: Sunday, March 30 Where: MegaStructure Rafael Cerato is a name that has yet to ever step foot in Bayfront Park (as a performer at least). But on Ultra’s final day, the Diynamic signee will join Solomon’s MegaStructure takeover with opening responsibilities. ALLEYCVT B2B Jessica Audiffred When: Sunday, March 30 Where: Worldwide There’s an appearance of a Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2025 on the Ultra lineup this year and this list would not be complete without including said artist. And that name is ALLEYCVT. On the third and final day of Ultra 2025, she’ll go back-to-back alongside Jessica Audiffred for a must-see bass combination at Worldwide. Odd Mob When: Sunday, March 30 Where: Mainstage It would be an understatement to say that one of the hottest names in dance music that appears on Ultra’s 25th anniversary lineup has to be Odd Mob. And the mainstage will undoubtedly be flooded in the early afternoon of Ultra’s final day when Odd Mob makes his Ultra debut. Said The Sky When: Sunday, March 30 Where: Live Stage While there’s only one Live Stage act on our can’t-miss sets list, it’s one that’s more than worthy. Said The Sky has been a part of an Ultra weekend once before when he assisted ILLENIUM at Virginia Key in 2019. But in 2025, Said The Sky will make his solo debut on the final day of the weekend. Featured image: Alive Coverage Martin Garrix When: Sunday, March 30 Where: Mainstage (closer) We’ve waited over 10 years to be able to say this: Martin Garrix will be the final act of Ultra. We could sit and write a thesis-length explanation on why Garrix’s finale to wrap up the 25th anniversary has the potential to unseat 2016 as his all-time greatest performance. But the looming revival of “Inside Our Hearts” is all that needs to be said at this moment in time. Featured image: Alive Coverage The post Dancing Astronaut’s 15 can’t-miss sets during Ultra’s 25th anniversary appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.

Tiësto is turning back time at EDC Las Vegas 2025. According to a new teaser trailer from the superstar DJ, Tiësto on Sunday, May 18th will take over the festival's kineticFIELD stage at at 4:13AM for a set that has longtime trance music fans buzzing. Announcing the news with a nostalgic teaser video, the Dutch dance music icon confirmed that this performance will be an "In Search of Sunrise" set—his first in years. Tiësto's "In Search of Sunrise" series began in 1999, setting a new standard for trance mix compilations. The first seven installments, all mixed by Tiësto, became iconic for blending deep, atmospheric soundscapes with seamless transitions that captured the magic of dawn. Several of the original releases reflected unique geographic locations, further embodying the globally unifying spirit of dance music across borders. View the original article to see embedded media. Tiësto's upcoming set is just one of many monumental moments and updates planned for EDC Las Vegas 2025, one of the world's largest EDM festivals. This year’s event will introduce a new theme, "kineticMETROPOLIS," which Insomniac is calling "a city built on sound." With 16 stages, including the brand-new Ubuntu stage celebrating Afro-house music and a redesigned quantumVALLEY for trance fans, EDC 2025 is pushing the boundaries of production and curation simultaneously once again. This year's lineup features over 250 artists, including Martin Garrix, Charlotte de Witte, ILLENIUM, Rezz, Gesaffelstein and many more. EDC Las Vegas 2025 is scheduled for May 16-18 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Tickets are sold out. Follow Tiësto:X: x.com/tiesto Instagram: instagram.com/tiesto TikTok: tiktok.com/@tiesto Facebook: facebook.com/tiesto Spotify: spoti.fi/3dVvySo

Music Week is just a week away and now is the time to finalize your plans. The venerable events group, Link Miami Rebels in conjunction with Insomniac, is bursting at the seams with dope events to keep you dancing all week long. In total there are over 51 events coming form this team of party masters. This year, Link Miami Rebels is running events from Space, The Ground, Floyd, Jolene, and Factory Town. If you want an all-access pass for Space, Floyd, and Factory Town then jump on the waiting list for a Rebel Pass. Club Space Club Space is the most legendary of the venues, and it needs little introduction. For precisely 25 years (as of this month) Miami’s Club Space has been a Mecca for electronic music lovers craving marathon raves curated by acclaimed DJ’s and selectors from across the globe. Even in a city known for its after-hours parties, Space has garnered widespread praise among audiences by regularly extending night time parties into mornings, afternoons and subsequent evenings. The club’s famous Terrace features a clear ceiling allowing dancers the rare opportunity to watch starlight turn to sunrise as they get lost and fall in love with the music on the dance floor. Some Space highlights this year include Fisher’s Catch & Release, Hugel’s Make The Girls Dance, LinkMiamiRebels pres. Camelphat, Innellea & a very special guest, and the legendary 36-hour closing party. Space is still selling all access passes here. You can see the full roster of parties with ticket links here. To make things even spicier, Club Space is teaming up with its legendary neighboring pizza joint, Eleventh Street Pizza. Eleventh Street, recently named one of the best pizzas in the world, is introducing a limited edition Shakshuka Pizza in partnership with the nightlife concept, available exclusively at their Downtown location from Monday, March 17 – Monday, March 31. This pizza is inspired by the beloved breakfast dish, made with a spiced red pepper and tomato sauce, caramelized onions, garlic, mozzarella, and eggs, finished with feta and parsley. With its Downtown location right across the street from Club Space, Eleventh Street is also offering 10% off the pie and one free soft drink for guests with a Space wristband (in-store only). Trust us, you’ll want to check this out. Factory Town Located in Hialeah, Miami’s “City of Progress,” Factory Town is the largest and hottest party spot in Miami these days. It’s committed to fostering a community of dancers and other creatives that is bigger and more inclusive of South Florida’s uniquely diverse population than any large venue before or since. All walks of life are welcome in this multi-acre outdoor space to participate in our community marketplace. Factory Town is hosting some of the week’s best parties like Drumcode, Eli Brown’s ARCANE, Cloonee’s Hellbent, Sara LAndry’s Hekate, Black Coffee, elrow and more. Snag your tickets for all of them here. The Ground Space isn’t simply for DJ’s, just below The Terrace is Miami’s premier venue for live alternative music – The Ground. Hip-hop heroes, incredible indie bands and electronic musicians with truly electric presence have all stepped foot on The Ground to rave reviews from audiences. The ability to see legacy alternative acts play side-by-side with the hottest up-and-coming musicians in an intimate space is unparalleled in Miami and has given The Ground a rock solid reputation among Miami music lovers. Some highlights there include Franky Rizardo’s FLOW, HARD Selects, & More. You can see the full list and buy tickets here. Floyd Among the endless glitz and glamor of Miami’s nightlife, Floyd is known as the city’s best kept secret. This truly unique room nestled in the heart of Club Space evokes the feeling of a 21st Century speakeasy with an inviting atmosphere bathed in sultry red lighting and a varied selection of craft beers and cocktails to satiate the tastes of the erudite patron. The intimate space caters to discerning music lovers with programming regularly featuring an eclectic selection of musical acts from adventurous house, techno, reggaeton, jazz and beyond. Some Floyd highlights include Thunderpony’s Saloon, Melodie, Sparrow & Barbossa’s Tortuga & more. See them all and get your tickets here. Jolene Sound Room This is a one-of-a-kind sound space in Downtown on the legendary Flagler Street. Located in the basement of 200 E Flagler Street, the funky, retro-themed high energy sound room is complete with a state-of-the-art audio and light system designed to celebrate local music culture and Miami-based artists. The venue draws top talent from Miami’s thriving nightlife scene as well as the global dance music circuit to create an idyllic dance floor for locals and visitors alike. Some Jolene highlights include Hot Since 82, Benny Benassi, Deep Sugar and more. See the full roster and get your tickets here. The post Link Miami Rebels Hosting Dozens of Epic Events During MMW appeared first on EDMTunes.