Tickets for Elephante's fall tour, titled "Diamond Days," go on sale July 19.

The album expands tracks created during his acclaimed Live 2.0 sets.

A Q&A with the mainstream king supporting seven crews on the playa.

The duo take have a knack for blending R&B, soul, funk and drum and bass.

We spoke with Excision, the mind behind Lost Lands Festival, about will make the third year of his prehistoric bass music gathering unique.

Holly is one of the fastest-rising EDM acts from Portugal.

We caught up with superstar KSHMR ahead of his performance at Airbeat One Festival in Germany.

EDM.com caught up with Liquid Stranger to talk about his first festival and the growth of his label, Wakaan.

Feed Me joined Rebel Radio to talk about his background in design, how he met deadmau5, and the struggle of couch surfing across the country.

KANDY's come a long way from his days raving in Brooklyn warehouses.

Tritonal give us an insight into their recent 19-track album, U & Me.

The Australian native will be performing at Tomorrowland this summer.

“I like it better here, because you can actually see when they enjoy it. In Europe, you play and you think, ‘My god, do they like it?’”

The artist formerly known as Crystalize emerges with a brand new, titanic sound.

CADE went on the record about his Desiigner collaboration with EDM.com.

“I live my life through music, and right now I’m feeling like tearing people apart. I just wanna be energetic and loud and no fucks given. I’m feeling like, 'Let’s get crazy.'”

Varien continues to defy the odds of social norms, social media number games, commodification, and capitalism.

"I can’t quite reconcile what I see now with my early clubbing experiences before people were as caught up in their phones."

Prince Fox spoke with EDM.com about his debut album "All THIS MUSIC, VOL. 1," and his collaborations with Bella Thorne, Quinn XCII, The Griswolds and more.

A symbol of dance music strength in the face of political oppression, a global flag-bearer of house and techno, and a heartfelt philanthropist - there’s a reason why Moudaber got the “queen of techno” title.

Inspired by fearless love, the music video follows two hearts struggling to find that special someone.

"Something you can’t control as an artist is if fans will wait around for you."