Creative Industries Minister Ian Murray made the pledge to delegates at the Labour conference in Manchester, despite the policy being "deprioritised" in the 2026 King's Speech

The long-running LGBTQIA+ nightclub will be protected as an Asset of Community Value for the next five years

While the Brighton-based DJ has performed at the Worthy Farm Festival more than 100 times, he also claims he has "never paid to go there"

Local police are reportedly using drones fitted with infrared cameras to detect private events

Featuring club imagery taken by Mark McNulty as part of his new book, In Clubland: 35 Summers of Love, the projections will be available to view until October 2

Venues must also ensure that staff members have overdose training amid a rising number of fentanyl-linked fatalities in the state

The council said it has spent £60,000 safeguarding the statue, which appeared in Central London earlier this year

Subscribers will be able to hear sets from Skrillex, Four Tet and more across the festival's two-day run via Apple Music Club Radio next month

He slammed artificially-made music, saying he’s felt “no pull whatsoever” to try using AI tech

The PM has insisted that he does not agree with the policy, which is supported by the SNP in efforts to reduce drug-related deaths in Scotland

The musician was arrested during a pro-Palestine protest outside the Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool over the weekend

Liverpool Council has revoked the LGBTQIA+ venue's licence following a violent altercation between two groups of men last weekend

The tour will track “Dublin’s dancefloors, past, present and future”, hosted by historians, DJs and promoters

Documenting the life of the Chicago house vocalist, Peven Everett: Voice of a Generation features interviews with Damon Albarn, DJ Rashida, Moodymann and Bootie Brown

SHOWNOTES comes as a collaborative project from charity Music Venue Trust and webzine Drowned In Sound

News of the book comes following speculation over a possible return of Trash, which held its last edition in 2007

Moby’s hand-drawn DJ demo cassette from 1987-88 has a current bid of $700

Unit1 wants to offer a "low-cost" live music alternative, with performances from both living and dead artists

The new rules come into place today and apply to the entirety of the city state's bus network

The amount of late-night venues and nightclubs rose by 0.4% between March and June 2026, though the NTIA warn that rising costs could "extinguish" this small recovery

ZuckOff, which uses Bluetooth to identify if a device is nearby, has already been downloaded by 6,000 people

Before they set the pace as openers at San Francisco's Portola festival, local heroes erika and sfcowboy take us on a trip through essential sounds from the Bay Area

Following a two-year hiatus, the return of Paris’ Techno Parade couldn’t be more timely. The French RIPOST law, adopted this summer, threatens organisers of undeclared free parties with eye-watering f...

Apple Music Hall will open within Battersea Power Station in “the coming weeks”

Rehan Ahmed was found to have earned £2.4 million from the sale of fake vinyl releases from artists such as The Beatles, Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran

The venue, which will close this weekend after 11 years, has hinted that it could return if things become "favourable" in the future

The venue, which will close this weekend after 11 years, has hinted that it could return if things become "favourable" in the future

The tracks were filed under his birth name, David Jones, in the ‘60s and are said to be his most “visceral and raw” creations

The Scottish DJ and producer played in front of 1.6 million people in São Paulo earlier this year

Sports Banger and King Alpha Sound System will curate the show, with funds donated to striking workers represented by Unite the Union

'RHYNO' is one of six original tracks shared ahead of the release of 'Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album'

Sway became the first independent artist to win a MOBO Award in 2005, triumphing over the likes of 50 Cent and The Game

The 2002 biopic on The Haçienda and Factory Records co-founder Tony Wilson will be shown at over 100 independent cinemas across the UK next month

Artists booked to play claim that they were not paid, with attendees describing it as a “shit show”

According to the charity's data, 54% of its NextGen Fund recipients have already landed careers in music since the programme launched in 2021

Turkish police raided dozens of homes and venues connected with the LGBTQIA+ community on Sunday

Mysterious Instagram posts featuring GTA's signature art style were shared by a slew of major artists yesterday

The trance legend appeared on drag show Make Up Your Mind as a surprise ‘Mystery Queen’

A 12-year-old boy was among those apprehended after reportedly trespassing on a railway line in an attempt to gain access to the event

The French artist, who has been accused of rape and sexual misconduct, was due to perform at an event hosted by Komplott and Overgave during the music summit next month

The AI music creation firm has admitted to using audio data from the platform in a new court filing

Three successful applicants to the Promoter Promise initiative will be granted bursaries

The Category 2 Hurricane Marie wreaked havoc across the Californian coastline last week, causing coastal flooding, property damage and beach erosion

The experimental musician has strongly denied allegations of abusive behaviour and sexual assault

UMG has teamed up with a firm specialising in AI speech and "voice cloning" software as part of the project

Young protestors rallied against the “unaffordable” state of Ibiza, calling for tourism restrictions

Black Sunflowers, which is due to premiere at TIFF today, follows "twenty something" Ukrainians against a backdrop of war and underground club nights