The inaugural edition of Creamfields South sees the UK’s biggest dance festival do the double in June 2022, and it’s already clear that the new edition is going to be a solid front-runner on the global festival scene, with the first phase of acts just announced featuring a collection of some of the biggest names from across the dance music spectrum.

Manchester club Joshua Brooks has announced the lineup of the first phase of the 2022 season, which will run from January to April.

In the announcement, Director Jorge Meehan states, "After the hugely successful relaunch of the new and improved Joshua Brooks, I am delighted to welcome some amazing talent to our establishment in the first half of 2022."

The full phase one is here:

January 21- Paul Taylor (7 Hour Set)

February 4 - Butterz W/ Flava D, Royal T, Elijah & Skilliam

February 12 - Joshua Brooks Presents: WaFF

After the shocking news that Printworks could be transformed into offices, another no less sad news came to us from The Cause.

THE CAUSE confirmed the closing date via IG: "The writing is on the wall and our final weekend at Ashley Road has been made clear. We've shared a lot of special memories with you over the last few years, so let's make sure we end it right --

Next week we'll reveal our plans for the closing of our current home. It wouldn't be right to leave without one more massive blowout. To be the first to hear sign-up now via our bio...

Shocking news hit the industry on October 22nd. The owners of the Printworks building have unveiled plans to convert the iconic London club into offices. The transformation is planned for next year. 

Thousands of people around the world are expressing their shock with the plans to transform Printworks into offices and use different channels to express their outrage and urge music lovers to unite against the transformation of the venue.

Printworks was featured in the first trailer for the upcoming ‘The Batman’ movie.

A trailer starring Robert Pattinson was recently unveiled ahead of his highly anticipated debut in March 2022. While the main character fights his enemies on one of the balconies overlooking the famous music space, converted into printing press halls. Reports suggest the filming also took place around London.

Since October 22nd, nightclubs and establishments in Ireland have reopened 100% after nearly 20 months of closure!

The Irish government pauses to lift COVID-19 restrictions just a day ahead of initial plans.

Nightclubs will have to enforce COVID pass requirements and crowds will remain vigilant to keep venues open.

At a difficult time for those in the music industry - thousands of jobs have already been lost over the past year - the uncertainty over the resumption of nightlife worries many in the sector.

Landing on Toolroom, it’s a label debut for an upcoming Liverpool based DJ & Producer ESSEL, who makes her way onto the label in a big way with her debut single ‘Love Vibration’.

A huge record for the emerging artist who, in the short space of time, has risen through the noise at breakneck speeds, turning heads, and dropping dance floor heaters alike.

‘Love Vibration’ is without a doubt a straight up House banger, with a stomping groove and funky bass line that’ll get any dance floor moving no matter what time it is.

Following the overwhelming success of last weekend’s inaugural shows, Cream are pleased to announce the return of ‘On the Waterfront’, featuring a series of shows returning to  Liverpool’s iconic Pier Head in 2022.

High priority release on Love & Other here from two powerful women in dance music.

'We Rise' is a sunset vibed house beauty from Carly Wilford & Anelisa Lamola. 

Carly Wilford started out on Rinse FM as a presenter who found that only 2% of women were music producers, so she decided to join the Toolroom Academy with the aim to be both a strong DJ and producer in her own right.

Anelisa Lamola (Vocalist) has appeared in London musicals 'The Lion King' and 'The Color Purple' .