Hï Ibiza has revealed the line-up for its first-ever Opening Party, set to take place on Sunday 28th May on the former site of Space.
Headliners include Black Coffee, Luciano and an extended set by Apollonia, alongside Bas Ibellini, Djebali and Joris Voorn.
There's also a DJ set from Kölsch on the cards, plus Matthias Tanzmann, Nic Fanciulli and a special back-to-back from Andrea Oliva and Davide Squillace.
Carl Cox has revealed his plans for this year's Ultra Music Festival, that's set to kick off from 24th - 26th March in Miami.
He'll be back in the Carl Cox Megastructure once again this year for another Carl Cox & Friends showcase, but will also be making closer ties with festival brand, RESISTANCE, moving forward.
The collaboration will see Cox become the global ambassador for RESISTANCE, as well as curate line-ups and spearhead production for their events around the world, alongside all future Ultra events.
Black Coffee has been announced as the first official resident at Hï Ibiza, the club Ushuaïa Entertainment are opening on the former site of Space Ibiza.
The South African DJ/producer is taking the helm of Saturday nights at Hï Ibiza for 18 weeks, with the opening party taking place on 3rd June. The season comes to a close on 30th September.
Speaking about his residency at Hï Ibiza, Black Coffee said, “Since the start of my career, I’ve been driven by the desire to share my taste in music and expose the world to the beauty of South African dance music.
Exit Festival just dropped their second wave of acts to play the Serbian festival this July, with Australian band RÜFÜS and Sister Bliss of Faithless all confirmed.
Both Solomun and Dixon are also confirmed to spin at the fest, with the DIYnamic bossman scheduled to play back-to-back with the Innervisions head for a whopping three hours in EXIT's famous Dance Arena.
Ibiza had another huge summer in 2016, which delivered its biggest ever year for tourism, as well as bid farewell to White Isle institution Space Ibiza.
South African photographer Julius Jooste finished his fourth season on the island this year photographing parties including Cocoon, Elrow, Circoloco and many more on the island.
SXM Festival has announced the first phase of its line-up, for the event that runs from Wednesday 15th to Sunday 19th March 2017 on the Caribbean island of Saint Martin.
Ricardo Villalobos, Nina Kraviz, Âme, Black Coffee, Raresh, Rhadoo, Andhim and Honey Dijon have all been locked as part of the first wave of artists announced, which also includes Petre Inspirescu, Lee Burridge and many more.
Circoloco have announced the full line-up for its closing party at DC-10, which is due to take place on Monday 10th October.
Spoiler. It’s huge.
Seth Troxler, Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, Tania Vulcano, Black Coffee, Kerri Chandler, Nina Kraviz, Davide Squillace, Apollonia, Joseph Capriati, Ellen Allien, Marcel Detttmann, Damian Lazarus and many, many more are joined by former Circoloco residents Luciano and Loco Dice. The pair play the party for the first time since 2008 and 2006 respectively.
Circoloco has announced that it will head Stateside for two nights next month, which will take place in Los Angeles on Friday 28th October and Brooklyn on Saturday 29th October.
After another huge summer residency at Ibiza’s DC-10, Circoloco will be bringing The Martinez Brothers, Black Coffee, Damian Lazarus, Davide Squillace, Tania Vulcano, Cassy, Jennifer Cardini, Konstatin, Eagles & Butterflies and many more to spin across the two nights. You can see the full separate line-ups below.
Ultra has announced the headline acts for its South African festival.
The SA leg of the US EDM festival, will see Skrillex and Zedd top the bill. Supporting acts include local hero Black Coffee, plus Dash Berlin, Galantis, The Martinez Brothers, Robin Schulz and Seth Troxler, with more to come.
Ultra launched in South Africa last year, the festival has since grown in size with an additional event now being held in Johannesburg as well as Cape Town.
The 2014 edition of the festival saw Tiesto, Alesso, Nicky Romero, Krewella, DJ Fresh and more perform.
As the curtain falls on the 52nd edition of Southport Weekender, Masters at Work drop Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes ‘Don’t Leave Me This Way’ to mark the final tune in its 28-year history.
The main stage celebration of house from New York, Chicago and Detroit, dubbed The Powerhouse, is full to the brim with the Weekender faithful keen to catch a last note of music at the event they’ve loved so much.
