Quarters Brighton Outlines New Year’s Eve Club Format and Lineup
Quarters Brighton reveals an all night New Year’s Eve with Fleur Shore, L.P. Rhythm and Jansons, open access club culture from 9pm to 7am.
Following an incredible summer on the global dancefloor, David Guetta and viral dance phenomenon Hypaton join forces once again for their euphoric new single ‘You And I, Me And You’, out Friday 11th September. The track has...
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Quarters Brighton reveals an all night New Year’s Eve with Fleur Shore, L.P. Rhythm and Jansons, open access club culture from 9pm to 7am.
XOYO Birmingham powers through the festive season with five parties in seven days from Boxing Day to New Year’s Day.
Three creative worlds collide on ‘Save My Soul’, as OFFAIAH, Ekonovah and 7KY fuse vocal emotion, groove and late night club energy.
Ticky pushes his Rabbit Hole run further with ‘Furaha’, a vocal DnB release driven by emotion, energy & club focus ahead of ‘Transpire’ EP.
Ticky and amelie eve return to Rabbit Hole with ‘Downfall’, a haunting liquid DnB single built around vocal depth and crisp production.
Finnish label Youth Control returns with ‘Leikki / Herään’, a sleek double single from Hellänelli blending minimal grooves and melodic depth.
Cardiff’s Tramshed hosts an all-out festive rave on 27 December as Mandidextrous, [IVY] and Blondy bring high-energy DnB, Jungle and Tekno.
Love to be… brings its all-day house festival home to Sheffield on 24 May 2026, taking over SteelYard Kelham with a huge new lineup.
Mistier unveil ‘Melodic Frequencies 009: Aren’s Prelude’, an animated melodic house journey blending sound, story and emotion.
Dave Walker and Fordal reunite on Forensic Records for the cinematic two-track EP ‘Quantum Verse’, first premiered by John Digweed on Transitions.