Two decades into a career that’s touched everything from hardstyle’s formative years to Billboard-charting crossovers with David Guetta and Major Lazer, Showtek are formalizing what’s always been their operating principle:… The post Showtek go label mode with F_CK THE SYSTEM, tap Kate Ryan for debut single “Ella Elle L’a” appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

Fejká has a new one out on Colorize, and it’s a good one. ‘We Were There’ is Fejka’s first original for the label, and he brought Kim Van Loo along… The post Fejká links back up with Kim Van Loo for his Colorize debut, ‘We Were There’ appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

Managing a single artist is hard enough but running the operations of an entire management company while managing a roster of your own is a different challenge. Few people are… The post The Manager Behind Audien, Valentino Khan, and Prodigy’s Next Wave appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

For more than a decade, Zeds Dead have turned Denver’s Fourth of July weekend into a pilgrimage for bass music fans. What began as an annual Red Rocks tradition has… The post REVIEW: Deadbeats Fourth of July Weekend appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

Some experiences are too good to leave behind, and the Junkyard is one of those. It’s a home for late-night connection, art, and dance floor magic, and on Saturday, July… The post The Junkyard Revival Is Bringing The Spirit of Junkyard To San Diego appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

House has always been a staple of New York dance culture, so much of what defines the genre today was born in the clubs and warehouses of the city. Now… The post Bastian Bux Brings Petit Comité of House to NYC for the First Time appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

Solomun, Michael Bibi, and Black Coffee christen the Ibiza institution’s first permanent North American home. You feel the cherries before you see them. Walking into the old Brooklyn Mirage footprint… The post The Cherries Are Back: Inside Pacha New York’s Three-Night Brooklyn Arrival appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

After nearly seven years since Good Faith, Madeon returns with Victory, a bold new chapter that pushes far beyond his signature sound. Inspired by heartbreak, reinvention, and the desire to… The post Madeon Embraces Creative Risk on Victory: “The One Sin of an Artist Is to Be Boring” appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

Electric Forest has built its reputation as one of the most immersive camping festivals in North America, and this year’s edition once again proved why. Across four full days of… The post FESTIVAL REVIEW: Electric Forest 2026 appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]

Depending on who you ask, KAI LONDON is either the next Fred again.. or a Porter Robinson tribute act. It’s the kind of split that only happens to artists worth… The post KAI LONDON turns Fred again.. into a kid on ‘Fred on Mushrooms Again’ appeared first on Dancing Astronaut. […]