RÜFÜS DU SOL continues rewriting electronic music history with four sold-out nights at Madison Square Garden, proving their rise from Australian trio to global phenomenon is far from over.
The Chemical Brothers’ track “Go” is exploding again after a key scene in Netflix’s Apex introduced the song to a whole new audience.
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Jennifer Lopez and EDM superstar David Guetta have officially released their long-teased collaboration “Save Me Tonight,” a high-energy dance track that’s already making waves ahead of Lopez’s Las Vegas residency kickoff.
Zeds Dead are hitting the road for their biggest tour yet with the “Journey of a Lifetime” amphitheater run across North America. The duo promises new production, career-spanning sets, and a massive Red Rocks kickoff.
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Avicii’s “Wake Me Up” just blasted past 3 billion Spotify streams, cementing its place among the most-played songs in history. More than a chart milestone, it’s a reminder that Tim Bergling’s influence — and his fearless humanity — still reverberate across the global music scene.
Abbey Road Studios — yes, that Abbey Road — is throwing its first rave ever, proving even the most legendary rooms can learn new tricks. With Soulwax at the controls and decades of musical history echoing off the walls, this event might just rewrite the rulebook on what a “studio session” looks like.
Coachella 2026 just told electronic music fans, “We hear you,” and then turned the volume knob until it snapped off. With stacked Do Lab and Quasar Stage lineups featuring legends, chart-toppers, and genre-defining icons, Indio is about to become one giant open-air rave.
RÜFÜS DU SOL just shattered touring records, selling 750,000 headline tickets and reaching 1.5 million fans worldwide. From Grammy nods to stadium takeovers, the Australian trio prove electronic music isn’t just alive — it’s conquering the planet.
