Subtronics Takes a Slow and Steady Approach to Building His Own Festivals
by Nathan Scott
October 15, 2026
Subtronics is resisting the pressure to build a massive festival empire overnight. The dubstep star explains how Cyclops Cove, operational lessons from GRIZTRONICS at the Gorge and a focus on attendee comfort are shaping his measured approach to expanding his artist-curated events.
Miss Monique Makes History in Buenos Aires With ‘Biorhythm’ and Surprise Robbie Williams Appearance
by Nathan Scott
October 14, 2026
Miss Monique made history in Buenos Aires with the Argentine debut of her Biorhythm audiovisual show, performing to 15,000 fans at a sold-out Mandarine Park. The four-hour set featured electronic music favorites, previews of upcoming releases, and a surprise appearance by Robbie Williams for their collaborative single, 'Beauty In Us'.
deadmau5 Turns Halloween at Red Rocks Into a Darker Collision of Electronic Music and Industrial Rock
by Nathan Scott
October 13, 2026
deadmau5 has added VOWWS, drummer Josh Freese and Danny Lohner to his October 30–31 Halloween shows at Red Rocks, combining cinematic electronic production with industrial and alternative-rock influences.
Calvin Harris Reawakens ‘Feel So Close’ With a Mysterious Billboard Campaign Across the US
by Nathan Scott
October 12, 2026
Calvin Harris has sparked speculation with “Feel So Close” billboards appearing in New York, Seattle, Chicago, San Diego and Houston, prompting questions about what the mysterious campaign could mean.
Armin van Buuren Announces First Two-Day A State of Trance Festival in Los Angeles for 2027
by Nathan Scott
October 9, 2026
Armin van Buuren is bringing A State of Trance to Los Angeles for its first two-day US festival on June 11 and 12, 2027. Celebrating ASOT’s 25th anniversary, the event will take place at ACE*MISSION Studios and include a dedicated hotel experience featuring pool parties, special events, and pre-parties for trance fans.
¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U Reveals The Records Shaping His European Tour
by Nathan Scott
October 8, 2026
¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, aka Yousuke Yukimatsu, has revealed the records inspiring his European tour, selecting music tied to London, Brussels, Paris, and Copenhagen. From Four Tet and Fred again.. to Charlotte de Witte and Peter Van Hoesen, his picks showcase a broad and deeply personal approach to electronic music.
Nero Announce Welcome Reality 15th Anniversary Show In London
by Nathan Scott
October 7, 2026
Nero are celebrating 15 years of Welcome Reality with a rare London show as a trio. The December 6 performance at Outernet marks their first London appearance together in more than a decade and will revisit one of the defining albums of the UK dubstep era.
David Guetta Sells Out O2 In Minutes
by Nathan Scott
October 6, 2026
David Guetta has sold out his highly anticipated Monolith show at London’s O2 in just minutes. Set for June 5, 2027, the exclusive performance will be his only London show of the year and forms part of The O2’s 20th anniversary celebrations.
Dom Dolla, Solomun and Skepta Turn Summer’s Biggest Rave Tease Into ‘DANGER DANGER’
by Nathan Scott
October 5, 2026
Dom Dolla, Solomun and Skepta have finally released “DANGER DANGER,” a rave-driven collaboration shaped by Ibiza residencies, old-school warehouse energy and three distinct musical worlds.
Charlotte de Witte And KI/KI Announce First-Ever B2B At Flanders Expo
by Nathan Scott
October 2, 2026
Charlotte de Witte and KI/KI will join forces for their first-ever b2b set at Flanders Expo on February 6, 2027. The special performance comes during a major year for both techno artists, following new music, international touring, headline shows and high-profile collaborations.

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Subtronics Takes a Slow and Steady Approach to Building His Own Festivals

Subtronics Takes a Slow and Steady Approach to Building His Own Festivals

By Nathan Scott on October 15, 2026

Subtronics is resisting the pressure to build a massive festival empire overnight. The dubstep star explains how Cyclops Cove, operational lessons from GRIZTRONICS at the Gorge and a focus on attendee comfort are shaping his measured approach to expanding his artist-curated events.