For one week each October, Amsterdam becomes the heartbeat of electronic music. ADE 2025 brings 1,200 artists, 450 events, and the world’s top labels, DJs, and innovators together for a citywide celebration of sound, art, and culture. Step inside the canals, cranes, and kick drums that define this year’s Amsterdam Dance Event.

In the sticky heat of a Miami night, when the sun bleeds into neon and murals glow under lamp posts, a pulse begins to beat in Wynwood. It’s not the thundering uniformity of a single kick drum but a kaleidoscope of rhythms, bleeps, and human voices emanating from every corner of the industrial art district. For two nights each October, III Points rises from these streets like a technicolor mirage, a festival that mirrors Miami’s untamed personality and gives its community a platform as sprawling and multifaceted as the city itself. Wandering through the festival’s gates feels like stepping into Miami’s collective dream: basslines ricocheting off graffiti‑splashed walls, laser beams playing over puddles left by tropical rains, and strangers sharing knowing smiles beneath pixelated projections. It marries sound, light, and technology to present an experience where every stage, every installation, and every partnership speaks to the city’s duality: glitz and grit, heritage and innovation, chaos and control. III Points isn’t just another weekend extravaganza; it is a living artwork that represents how the Magic City listens.

Jake Londos and Michael Perez’s journey began the way many great 305 partnerships do, through music and a bit of serendipity in Miami’s nightlife. Londos was working at Hyde Beach during an event which Perez was opening. When Perez was unexpectedly removed by security, the incident sparked a friendship that evolved into one of Miami’s most dynamic artist management ventures: Groovers Only.

When Anyma announced his 2025 UNVRS residency in Ibiza, fans of melodic techno knew they were in for a season of immersive, boundary-pushing performances. One thing no one expected was the latest twist—Travis Scott, one of rap’s most influential figures, stepping onto the stage to perform alongside Anyma in a collaboration that’s as much about cultural crossover as it is about music.

On Saturday, August 2nd, Jamie Jones brought the first-ever Paradise open-air festival to his hometown. The venue? Boston Manor Park, a raw and unconventional space turned into a four-stage experience that merged city grit with rave mythology. The result? A seamless fusion of the past, present, and future of house music.