Honey Dijon
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Joseph Capriati Toured the World for 20 Years. He's Celebrating With One Show, at Home.
Joseph Capriati marks two decades of global touring with a single hometown show at Ex Base Nato in Naples on September 27, 2026, alongside Honey Dijon, Chris Stassy, Josh Baker and Quest.
Audio Obscura Doubled Its Capacity to 20,000. It Still Sold Out a Month Early.
Audio Obscura Festival's second edition doubled capacity to 20,000 at Rotterdam's UNESCO-listed Van Nelle Factory and sold out a full month before the August 29, 2026 date.
Skream and Benga Didn't Play a Show Together for a Decade. Helsinki Gets Them Back.
South London dubstep pioneers Skream and Benga, who spent roughly a decade apart, play a rare back-to-back set at Flow Festival's Front Yard stage in Helsinki on August 15, 2026, part of a wider comeback that already includes a joint album in the works.
This UNESCO-Protected Factory Turns Into a Rave for One Day. The Door Money Keeps It Standing.
Audio Obscura's second edition takes over the UNESCO World Heritage Van Nelle Factory in Rotterdam on August 29, 2026, with Chris Stussy, Honey Dijon and Folamour on the lineup, and a portion of ticket revenue funding the building's preservation.
Forget the Parade: Amsterdam's WorldPride Actually Starts on a Dancefloor
Milkshake Festival returns to Amsterdam's Westerpark on July 25 and 26, 2026 with nine stages, over 1,000 performers and a voguing catwalk, timed to open WorldPride week for the city's house, disco and techno crowd.
House Conquered the Mainstream in 2026. Its Black and Queer Pioneers Are Watching the Door.
House music is bigger, whiter and straighter than it has ever been. As the genre it built turns into a multi-billion-dollar business, the Black and queer communities that invented it are asking who the floor still belongs to.
Carl Cox at [UNVRS] Ibiza: 16 Sundays, First-Time B2Bs, and the Question of Underground Credibility at 100 Euros a Ticket
Carl Cox opens his second season at Ibiza's hyperclub this Sunday with an all-night set and first-time B2Bs, but luxury pricing and a David Guetta date are driving as much debate as the music.
Honey Dijon is in Madonna's 'Confessions II' film, as the pop icon heads back to the dancefloor
Madonna's 14-minute 'Confessions II - The Film', now on YouTube, threads six songs from her July album and stacks the cast with club-world faces, Honey Dijon, Arca and Shygirl among them, as she returns to the house-and-disco sound of 2005's 'Confessions on a Dance Floor'.
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