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From Rio to São Paulo, passing through Recife and Minas Gerais, a generation of producers (Chediak, Badsista, BJ3, Naiche) connec…
Junglist Network confirms that Bristol is highlighting its jungle and drum & bass heritage. The exact format of the gesture - eve…
The British government announces a 20% reduction in business taxes for clubs, live music venues, and pubs in England. Andy Burnha…
Cheyenne Clementi and Valentina Morandi publish more than 160 silver photographs of the European free-party scene, from Bologna t…
On 14 July 2026, the British Culture Secretary unveiled a music plan backed by a £45 million Music Growth Package over three year…
A government plan announced on July 14, 2026: extension of festival licenses and support for musicians. What this could mean for …
Kirk Barley, also known as Lenzman, passed away after a battle with cancer. The founder of the label The North Quarter and a figu…
A Tsugi report will take the pulse of Bristol's alternative venues, local radio stations, and artists to tell what the British di…
An exhibition in Bristol follows the jungle scene from the 1980s to 2026, curated by three figures from the scene and an acclaime…
A London exhibition tackles Spiral Tribe. The UK's illegal rave scene recognised by an institution - another heritage move in a y…
Shogun Audio has re-aired the Doc Scott Essential Mix as « Mix of the Month ». This is an opportunity to revisit what a signature…
The Czech festival Let It Roll has announced its complete 2026 line-up. A quick breakdown of what this says about the state of th…
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