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BOLO is heading back to LA for his biggest headline show yet. Fresh off his landmark return to the HARD Summer main stage earlier this month, the San Diego-based house and techno standout yesterday announced he’ll be back in Los Angeles for a proper headline affair at the Hollywood Palladium on November 21, his first […]

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Photo Credits: Maor Attias Manchester’s electronic music history is almost impossible to separate from the city itself. From The Haçienda and Factory Records to 808 State, New Order and the explosion of acid house, the city helped establish the blueprint for British club culture. But while its past is well documented, Manchester’s electronic scene is far from living in nostalgia. In 2026, a new generation of artists, DJs, promoters, record shops and independent venues are continuing to reshape what electronic […]

What if the industry has been targeting the wrong thing this whole time? Well, somewhere between an offensive green hoodie and a cultural relevance score, Joe Ligé, Founder and CEO of Culture Hive Media, believes he’s found the ad industry’s blind spot. Instead of buying media against age, gender or income bracket, the pitch is […]

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The burly wrestler-turned-movie-star, co-wrote the song from the Moana: Voices Across the Ocean album with 2023 American Idol winner Iam Tongi.

Partnering with unKommon events, the show with ANOTR will mark the dance event producer’s continued expansion out of SoCal.

The pop superstar is the youngest ever to receive the honor, and after just her first year of eligibility.

Brunch Electronik Festival brought its fourth edition to a close after welcoming 65,000 attendees to Parc del Fòrum on 7, 8 and 9 August. Over three days, more than 90 artists transformed Barcelona into one of Europe’s leading electronic music hubs. Local audiences accounted for 80% of attendees, a figure that reaffirmed the festival’s deep […]

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Dave Matthews Band have confirmed a brief fall tour. The run will kick off on November 4 at Kohl Center in Madison, WI, and include stops at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, United Center in Chicago, CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, and Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence. The outing will wrap up with a two-night-stand at Madison Square Garden on November 12 and 13, where DMB last played in 2024.

Here’s a look at DMB’s fall dates

11/4               Madison, WI                        Kohl Center

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Guster hosted their annual On the Ocean event in Portland, ME, this past weekend. The festivities kicked off at the ornate Merrill Auditorium on Friday, with Guster performing alongside the Portland Symphony Orchestra. At one point, before busting into the always charged “The Elevator,” which discusses the impactful point in a person’s life when they are taking care of both their aging parents and children, frontman Ryan Miller got emotional while admitting that he dropped off his oldest child at college that very morning. The band also ended the show, as they often do, by performing a stripped-down version of “Jesus on the Radio,” with members of the symphony joining them for the banjo-enhanced tune.

On Saturday, the festivities moved over to Portland, ME’s Thompson’s Point, with Iron & Wine, The Barr Brothers, Bebe Stockwell and Cilla Bonnie supplying support duties. In addition, touring Guster drummer/keyboardist Dave Butler put together one of the “and friends” shows he often stages during his Monday night residency at Hopewell, NJ’s Hopewell Fare, with the members of Guster sitting in with him at various points during the segment.  

During their headlining spot, Guster offered a career-spanning set, with Miller adlibbing a song about their recent trip to Alaska; the group performed in the state for the first time in July, making them the rare act to have played all 50 states. Adding to the theatrics, on Saturday, Miller crowd-surfed into the audience to sing while on a pool floaty. Besides key tracks from each of their nine albums, Guster also offered “Lost at Sea,” a B-side off 2010’s Easy Wonderful that they only debuted in 2024, and the rarely performed 1996 Goldfly tune “Great Escape,” which they revived earlier this year for the first time since 2023. Stockwell and The Barr Brothers guitarist Brad Barr also joined Guster on stage for a tender take on Neil Young’s “Harvest Moon,” which the evening’s hosts hadn’t covered in two years. Though Barr’s group The Slip came off age in the same Wetlands scene as Guster in the ’90s, and they share many musical acquaintances, last night was the first time the two acts collaborated in a former setting.

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