Global News 21-year-olds can now go clubbing in Vegas for free, city officials reveal The new initiative will offer those who recently turned 21, and up to four friends, complimentary access to 11 nightclubs in the city
Global News Being a DJ is the number one dream job in New Zealand, study finds It ranks above jobs like acting, writing, or becoming a CEO, according to new research
Global News NOTHING is funding events via new initiative, Club Nothing (R) Applications are open to promoters, collectives & individuals anywhere in the world, where four winners will receive US$10,000 each
Asia News Hong Kong takes down AI anti-drug video after message backfires on netizens "The most successful drug advertisement ever in Hong Kong" one user commented on a reuploaded YouTube video
Asia News PERMIT aims to turn Korean DMZ into cultural destination via new festival project Tresor Berlin founder Dimitri Hegemann will share insight on cultural strategies via a pre-recorded video interview
Features Micro-movements: How Korea and Japan are merging into one dancefloor With weakening currencies & rent costs eating into clubgoers' wallets, both countries are leaning on each other more than ever, swapping artists, sharing booking costs & building something that looks a lot like one regional scene
Global News Immersive Gorillaz exhibition to open in New York this September House Of Kong first debuted in London last year to celebrate the virtual band’s 25th anniversary
Features Mengzy Selects – 048 / June Mixmag Asia's bass purveyor Mengzy shares her musical discoveries from around the region
Music The Cover Mix: Brutalismus 3000 Brutalismus 3000 mix their new album 'Harmony' into a punchy half-hour set, with a bonus track inside.
Features How Brutalismus 3000 found harmony in chaos On their second album 'Harmony', Brutalismus 3000 stretch their ferocious sound even further, expanding from gabber-techno-punk hybrids to experiment with styles like hyperpop, nu-metal and trap. From this turbulent mix, they’ve produced some of their most melodic and catchy work to date
Global News DJ livestream platform Cercle cancels Mexico festival, calls for financial support Cercle revealed that it’s currently “in danger”, 10 years after it first launched
Interviews How Rainbow Disco Club mastered the art of growing without losing its essence From a hillside in Shizuoka to now reaching stages across the world, we spoke to the team about their programming philosophy, what organic growth actually looks like, and the choices that have kept people coming back