Carl Cox, Armin van Buuren and Richie Hawtin are among the names locked-in for this year's Winter Music Conference.
The Miami institution marks its 34th year in 2019, and will take control of the city's Faena Forum from 25th - 28th March.
Tomorrowland has finalised their headliners for 2019, locking Amelie Lens, David Guetta, Richie Hawtin and more to join the bill.
Elsewhere Alesso, Loco Dice, Black Coffee and Solardo also join the line-up. You can see the full announcement below.
Tomorrowland takes place at De Schorre park in the city of Boom and spans two weekends in July. The first runs from Friday 19th to Sunday 21st July while weekend two takes place from Friday 26th to Sunday 28th.
Lost Village has locked Richie Hawtin, Bicep, Jayda G (whose debut album has just been announced), Hunee, Courtesy and more for its 2019 edition, which will run from 22nd to 25th August in Lincolnshire, UK.
Ultra Miami 2019 will not feature the iconic Arcadia Spider stage according to a recent announcement which also reveals several other major changes for the US festival.
For the past couple of years DJ Mag has used Top 100 DJs data to calculate and reflect the international popularity of DJs from the house and techno scenes.
With the continuing dominance of EDM, these genres have been on the periphery of the global poll in recent years, despite commanding huge audiences worldwide.
What can you say about Carl Cox? A titan of the worldwide electronic music scene, he’s a global ambassador whose effervescence and joie de vivre behind the decks is absolutely infectious.
This artist from Durban, South Africa, has become the country’s most globally celebrated electronic musician, playing to capacity crowds at enormous stadiums, DJing everywhere from underground institutions such as Panorama Bar in Berlin to gigantic festivals like Ultra in Miami, and working with R&B megastars Drake and Alicia Keys.
Steve Lawler is a true stalwart of the UK club scene. In what is approaching three decades of dedication, the Birmingham-born DJ/producer has done it all – from early days of throwing infamous raves under the M42 to being crowned the ‘King of Space’ during his nine-year residency at the legendary Ibiza club.
Primavera Sound has revealed the enormous line-up for its 2019 edition, taking place from 30th May to June 1st.
Among the whopping 226 acts confirmed to play the hallowed event are some of dance music’s most exciting and celebrated names, including Helena Hauff, SOPHIE, Joy Orbison, Jayda G, Richie Hawtin (Live), Avalon Emerson, Eris Drew, Octo Octa, Anastasia Kristensen (Live) and many more.
They join a cast of headliners that includes the likes of Charli XCX, James Blake, Suede, Erykah Badu. You can see the full line-up flyer below.
The last bloom of warmth that accompanied this year’s BPM in Portugal seems a distant memory. Fortunately, Richie Hawtin is on hand to provide a respite from the grim approach of winter with a recording of his set from the festival on September 19th.
Junction 2 Festival’s organisers have announced the first wave of acts set to play its 2019 edition.
As announced last week, next year’s festival will expand into two days, with the Friday (7th June) boasting a more eclectic, underground line-up while Saturday (8th June) will maintain its policy of house and techno sets from some of the biggest names in the game.
Richie Hawtin announced he is planning a a new Plastikman album earlier this week (23rd October), but he has now revealed that he will return under a different alias before that material drops.
Writing on Twitter, he explained he would spend most of 2019 focusing on his Closer live show, before adding, "however, something else will happen first with another old pseudo-name. #1993."
