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Bloc Reunion to feature Jeff Mills, DJ Storm, Tasha (Neighbourhood), Egyptian Lover, Leftfield, Miss Djax, British Murder Boys

Bloc Reunion will celebrate 20 years since its first event with a takeover at London's The Cause on Saturday, March 6th. The anniversary will run from 2pm to 6am bringing together some of the famed event's favourite acts plus crews that helped make the magic happen. Acts announced so far are Jeff Mills, British Murder Boys (live), DJ Storm b2b Tasha (Neighbourhood), Egyptian Lover (live), Leftfield (DJ), Miss Djax, Steve Davis & Kavus Torabi, and Tama Sumo & Lakuti. Crews confirmed are I Love Acid, Plex, Chapter 10, and ambient rave pioneers Telepathic Fish who will be hosting a dedicated chill out room. For tickets and details go to here .

Meg Stalter joins False Idols Halloween at Drumsheds
Comedian, actress, and singer Meg Stalter has joined the False Idols Halloween line-up at London's Drumsheds line-up. The Emmy-nominated star will be part of the party on Satu…

Sigma, Claptone, Joel Corry headline We Call It Dance at Butlins Skegness
We Call it Dance returns to Bultins Skegness for its third edition from Friday, November 6th to Monday, November 9th. Headliners Sigma, Claptone, and Joel Corry will be joined by …

ADE Lab On Track talent program and final acts confirmed
DJ Gigola, Logic1000, Blasha & Allatt, Speedy J, Saoirse, and Carl Craig are among the final acts confirmed for Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) next week. Organisers have also fin…

Full line-up confirmed for 25 Years Of C2C Festival
Robyn, Arca, Oklou, underscores, Kelela, Yung Lean & Bladee, Chanel Beads, Joanne Robertson, The Avalanches, Shygirl, Smerz, Fine, HEADACHE, and Grouper will play C2C Festival…

A look back at AVA London 2026 conference and festival
For its ninth year, AVA London continued its mission to create a space where artists, industry leaders, innovators and cultural figures could connect, collaborate and explore the …

Museum of Youth Culture to celebrating punk, DIY culture and the next generation in October
The women who shaped punk, the grassroots venues powering a new generation of DIY music, Black queer culture, and urgent conversations around access to the creative industries wil…