Carl Cox

Carl Cox has said that Illegal raves during pandemic are “not the answer”.

The techno DJ recently spoke in an interview with Sky News about the resurgance of illegal raves and parties in the UK, blaming it on the government and the lack of a clear timeline on clubs and festivals reopening.

Cox told Sky News social distancing means nightlife just cannot operate as normal. "These illegal parties are basically done out of frustration," he said. "Just done out of showing it's our right to do what we want to do. It's not the answer to this."

Carl Cox’s latest Cabin Fever live stream was a ‘90s rave special, with the legendary DJ spinning 100% vinyl on three decks.

The two-hour stream, filmed at Cox’s home, is a feast of classic rave sounds and breakbeats, with some old-school rave footage project behind him for good measure. Check it out below. 

Back in March, Cox shared his first solo music in two years, a storming techno track called ‘PURE (El Rancho Mix)’. 

The trailer for a documentary about iconic Birmingham techno venue Que Club, called In The Que, has landed. You can watch it below.

Released in May, the documentary charts the Que Club's thirty-year history, from when it first opened its doors in 1989.

The project, headed up by researcher Jez Collins of Birmingham Music Archive C.I.C., is happening through a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant of £42,000.

Tomorrowland continues its weekly live-stream schedule this week with a four-hour string of sets from Carl Cox, Adam Beyer b2b Ida Engberg, Netsky and Nora En Pure. 

Carl Cox has shared his first solo music in two years, a storming techno track called ‘PURE (El Rancho Mix)’.

The legendary DJ has shared the immense, festival ready cut via 23rd Century Records. 

Human Traffic Live has been postponed.

Due to take place over three weeks between 22nd May and 13th June at London’s Printworks, the immersive Human Traffic Live experience has been postponed indefinitely, following the global outbreak of coronavirus, or COVID-19. The news follows Boris Johnson's announcement during Friday (20th) afternoon's address to the nation that all nightclubs must close with immediate effect, due to the spread of the virus.

RESISTANCE will return to Ibiza for the 2020 season, with Carl Cox slated to perform four shows on the island.

Running from the 21st July to the 15th September, RESISTANCE will take over Ibiza club Privilege every Tuesday. The event's global ambassador, Carl Cox, will return to RESISTANCE on the 28th July, 11th & 25th August, as well as the closing party on the 15th September.

Main room resident Adam Beyer will also return to the club, performing at the RESISTANCE opening and closing parties, and three other dates across the season.

Carl Cox will host an all-night takeover at Brooklyn club, Avant Gardner.

Tomorrowland has revealed the full list of acts performing at this year's 2020 Belgium festival.

Among the hundreds of acts performing at the 16th edition of the event, 3 Are Legend will return as headliners, alongside EDM mainstays Afrojack, David Guetta, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Marshmello, Nervo, and Timmy Trumpet.

In terms of techno offerings, Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Adriatique, Carl Cox, Enrico Sangiuliano, Maceo Plex, and Marcel Dettmann will all perform at the festival.

Carl Cox, Charlotte de Witte, Jeff Mills and more are locked for Awakenings 2020. 

This year the world's largest outdoor techno festival marks 20 years of gatherings, returning to its iconic stomping ground of Spaarnwoude, close to Amsterdam, Netherlands, on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June.