INDUSTRY

Afro-fusion artist and producer Omah Lay is the "Africa Rising playlist's debut feature.

Artists in the United Kingdom are celebrating the announcement of a large support package from their government.

According to recent UK gender pay gap reports, there was a sizable divide.

The house music legend is yearning for the clubbing nights of yesteryear.

Drumming up business is difficult during a global pandemic, but the promoters at Whiskey Business are doing everything they can.

Less than a month after Switzerland's clubs reopened, a breakout has taken place at a Zurich venue.

Annie Mac, A-Trak, Diplo, Dillon Francis, Icona Pop, and many more have pledged their support.

The Support Nightlife NYC initiative will split funds between a range of local music community members.

Arrivederci, Beta.

Blackbandcamp.info allows users to discover Black artists and labels via its expansive, crowdsourced list.

Two organizations are currently claiming ownership over the Epizode Festival brand.

"Everyone deserves an equal opportunity to thrive in the music technology industry. But right now this isn’t happening."

After recently reopening, the dayclub has announced the return of live music.

The DJs will join "Stranger Things" actor Finn Wolfhard and future WNBA superstar Sabrina Ionescu, among other major celebrities.

Temperature checks and symptom questionnaires may also come into play.

Swiss nightlife is finally on the mend.

Bandcamp is donating any purchase made on its site today and every June 19th from hereon out.

“I don’t think there is anyone in our industry who couldn’t see this coming.”

Ibiza's landmark clubs will remain closed even as many of Spain's venues have begun reopening.

Corite recently closed its initial seed round and launched in Europe in April.

By decree, clubs in the Balearic Islands have been ordered to remain closed for the time being.

"Investment in arts and entertainment industry = Direct driver of economic activity, jobs and cultural tourism recovery."

The Twitch community has been mass deleting recorded clips after many users received takedown notices.

Bruno Furlan's "Line Five" served as the soundtrack to a protest in Detroit in the wake of George Floyd's death.