Earlier this week, RMT union members voted in favour of London Underground’s latest offer paving the way forward for the launch of the night Tube.
However, around 1,000 maintenance staff were left out of the pay and conditions deal prompting the union to vote on a new round of industrial action.
On January 15th Deniz Koyu will play an exclusive DJ Mag Live event at our favourite North London basement - Work London, on Chapel Market - ahead of his headline show at Ministry of Sound on Saturday 16th January.
This exclusive event, which will be streamed live on DJ Mag TV, is an incredible opportunity for Deniz's London superfans, who will get the opportunity see Koyu up-close in a 100 capacity venue!
Lucky 7 is a page reserved for the legends, the true heroes and demi-gods of the scene we love so very much. And they don't come much more highly qualified to be here than Kenny Glasgow. Hailing from Toronto and living part-time in East London, he was one half of Art Department with Jonny White until earlier this year.
Thank you to all those who have registered for the DJ MAG Top 100 show. We’re delighted to announce that over half of the tickets have already been snapped up for the event!
It opened on East London's iconic Brick Lane twenty years ago, but now London's Vibe Bar has closed its doors for the final time last night. In its time it brought big names and new talents alike to its Shoreditch location — Vibe Bar played a huge role in developing nightlife within the area.
Hot on the heels of its 15th birthday celebrations, Fabric is poised to maintain its spot as London’s underground powerhouse through the winter season.
FABRICLIVE, its epic Friday nighter, looks to continue its tradition of uniting the best underground DJs every week.
The rumours are true... Point Blank is coming to America! We are absolutely delighted to announce the next stage in the evolution of Point Blank Music School - Point Blank LA...
Set in the illustrious environs of Mack Sennett Studios, Point Blank LA taps into the buzzing energy of a Los Angeles undergoing cultural renaissance. Mack Sennett Studios is in Silverlake and the building resonates with almost 100 years of music and movie-making history.
Starting as a roaming series in 2012, The Hydra — London's autumnal series of underground treats — now has a permanent home. Returning for the third year in a row at the end of August, each of the 12 events will this year take place at Studio Spaces E1 — a bespoke location situated in the heart of east London, between Wapping and Shadwell.
Opening a vinyl-only store in Soho just over 10 years ago was seen as a risky move. The area was, and still is, saturated with independent record shops and at the time, record shops were fighting for survival. But Phonica Records has proven resilient to music industry vagaries, changing formats and consumption habits, and a recession.
With interest in house and techno higher than ever, the bug is spreading across the Big Smoke. Before it was mostly restricted to a small circle of clubs and covert pockets of the city, but The West End — previously a haven for glitzy VIP haunts — is now beginning to provide for people more interested in tunes dropping than Tequilas. The Qube, a new basement club connected to Pacha London but with its own door policy, is where you'll find it.
