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Clubbing

July 2024

  • DJ Etienne de Crecy performed in front of thousands in Paris in protest at the result of the first round of voting in French elections.

    French artists, DJs and musicians unite to fight threat of far-right government

    Front Électronique acts as ‘world of the night’ to combat rise of Marine Le Pen’s National Rally

June 2024

  • Adonis, The Cause London, 2020

    Club culture
    Energy and inclusivity: London’s LGBTQ+ club scene – in pictures

  • Fatboy Slim in 1998, when he was at the peak of his remixing powers.

    Club culture
    From topping the 90s charts to ‘very controlled and predictable’ today: is the remix dead?

  • ‘It was the 80s version of going viral’ … Marshall Jefferson in 1986; he was credited as the sole singer, despite Curtis McClain’s vocals.

    How we made
    ‘Nobody believed I sang it’: how Move Your Body blew dancefloors away

  • ∄ in Kyiv, Ukraine.

    Inside ∄ – the secret Kyiv techno club that ‘does not exist’

May 2024

  • Felicity Chadwick (top) and Jamiel Devernay-Laurence. at Ministry of Sound.

    Bangers and ballet: London’s Ministry of Sound embraces contemporary dance

  • Two older women and one younger man in a nightclub surrounded by pink-purple lighting and colourful graphics. One of the women has both hands in the air.

    ‘We can live again’: Belgian nursing home residents hit the nightclubs

April 2024

  • Black-and-white photo of people dancing on a dancefloor, one in a leotard

    Party with an 8ft pink panther! Ibiza in the 70s and 80s – in pictures

  • Wolfgang Tillmans

    ‘Blue Monday is one of the 20th century’s greatest artworks’: Wolfgang Tillmans on swapping his camera for a microphone

March 2024

  • The Last Year of Darkness.

    The Last Year of Darkness review – candid and intimate dive into Chinese club culture

  • Poster designs for Black gay club culture in London

    The Audio Long Read
    ‘Good times and dances might last for ever’: the sound of London’s Black gay scene – podcast

February 2024

  • collage of Flyers for Black gay club nights in London in the 1990s

    The long read
    ‘Good times and dances might last for ever’: the sound of London’s Black gay scene

  • Serpentwithfeet.

    Serpentwithfeet: Grip review – glossy, lustful tribute to queer black clubland

  • A dark nightclub with an illuminated multicolour dance floor and a man standing next to a mirrored pillar

    Pryzm nightclub boss blames closures on students cutting back

  • Zedd Perform At Printworks, LondonLONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 07: Zedd perform at The Printworks on November 7, 2019 in London, England. (Photo by Joseph Okpako/WireImage)

    Club culture
    Printworks London may reopen by 2026 after developers submit plans

  • ‘You can get home for the 10 o’clock news’: UK ravers fall in love with daytime clubbing

  • ‘Profane’ or ‘innocent’? Row over Canterbury Cathedral silent disco

January 2024

  • "Freedom Day": England Emerges From Lockdown<br>BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - JULY 19: Clubbers take to the dance floor just minutes after Pryzm nightclub threw open its doors to celebrate the relaxing of Covid-19 rules in the early hours of July 19, 2021 in Brighton, England. At a minute past midnight, England dropped most of its remaining Covid-19 social restrictions, such as those requiring indoor mask-wearing and limits on group gatherings. These changes come despite rising infections, pitting the country's vaccination programme against the virus's more contagious Delta variant. (Photo by Chris Eades/Getty Images)

    Nightclubs at risk as UK’s biggest operator calls in administrators

    Rekom UK, which owns Atik and Pryzm, says larger clubs particularly affected after ‘extremely difficult’ year
  • Crowd of clubbers dancing at a rave nightclub.

    I am Deaf and I love raves – I wish more people felt welcome in the dance world

    Anna Seymour
    Being a Deaf professional dancer can feel isolating – but my experiences in clubs made me realise I could create a dance space that would welcome everyone
  • Black Grape Shaun Ryder and Kermit

    ‘National treasure? It’s better than crackhead’: Shaun Ryder and Kermit on the return of Black Grape

    One is in his dressing gown, the other recommends carrot juice: clearly things have changed among the indie-dance act. They talk us through their hedonistic 90s, plus grief, Farage and fatherhood
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