A new book celebrates legendary Glasgow club The Arches.
Announced last November, Brickwork: A Biography of The Arches is an oral history by two of the club's former employees, novelist Kirstin Innes and comedian David Bratchpiece.
The 20th anniversary of Kevin & Perry Go Large will be celebrated in Ibiza.
Released in 2000, the film featured screenplay writer Harry Enfield, who played Kevin, alongside Perry, portrayed by Kathy Burke, on their first holiday to the white isle to meet fictional superstar DJ, Eyeball Paul.
Famed for its soundtrack and the club scenes filmed in Ibiza's Amnesia, the 20th anniversary will be celebrated back in the superclub, with an exclusive screening of the film followed by a rave.
Having recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of its iconic compilation series, 'The Annual', with the release of a special edition on November 29th, Ministry of Sound has now unveiled a short documentary looking back over the series and club's history.
The cause of legendary trance artist Robert Miles' death has been revealed, with the Italian DJ/producer and founder of OpenLab passing away from cancer on Wednesday (10th May).
According to a statement posted by OpenLab — the radio station headed up by Miles since 2012 — the producer passed away from stage 4 metastatic cancer aged just 47.
“Robert passed away peacefully last night after a courageous battle with stage 4 metastatic cancer over the last 9 months," the statement reads.
Eden has announced details of its line-up for 2016.
The Ibiza club’s opening party will see Toolroom’s Mark Knight take to the decks alongside 99 Souls and Mandal & Forbes.
Among this season’s confirmed weekly residencies are Mansion on Mondays, HYPWA on Tuesdays, Judgement Fridays with boss man Judge Jules, Sintillate Ibiza on Saturdays and Nick Warren’s The Soundgarden and Audio Circuit on Sundays.
Further parties and guests are to be announced in the coming weeks.
Cafe Mambo in Ibiza, the legendary sunset strip hangout, is having a huge charity event tonight (Tuesday 9th September).
Music piracy used to be a bit of home-taping of the Top 40 chart off the radio, or some guys selling illegal live bootleg tapes of rave sets or U2 gigs or whatever — but since the advent of the internet, the game has changed. Now it’s a global concern.
The internet has allowed new DJ/producers to spread their sound internationally at the touch of a button. Dubstep got so big relatively quickly because of the internet.
BCM in Mallorca were recently voted the fifth best club in the world in our Top 100 Clubs poll — and the massive 3000-capacity Mallorca venue has just confirmed some big old line-ups for the summer season.
