interviews

As fans feel the squeeze of the cost of living crisis, grassroots promoters and venues are finding ways to make sure everyone can keep accessing live music

There’s a long-overdue revolution happening in the world of queer event security. We caught up with those leading the charge to find out how they’re making nightlife safer for everyone.

Two of the team members behind The Pickle Factory talk east London, dance music trends and what sets the venue apart

Discover how she turned her love of live music into a career.

Ahead of her set at DICE’s SónarPark stage, the Dutch DJ sheds light on her punk roots and uncompromising approach to mixing.

The booking team behind Seattle’s queer mecca Kremwerk talk safe spaces and what you can do to create inclusivity.

When the pandemic forced the closure of clubs, many wondered if the dancefloor would ever recover. Here, London and Brooklyn promoters share their stories of the snapback.

Powwow field recordings, experimental electronic production, abstract synths and singing – learn how this unexpected combination from the Red Lake Ojibwe artist is helping to bring recognition to Native music

We caught up with Brandon, Sean, and Kyle from Sid the Cat to talk about what makes a great show, community spirit and why consistency is key.

Based in Barcelona, Miguel Robres and Fernando Yáñez have built a gifted roster, and helped keep the Spanish indie scene alive during lockdown.

With over a decade of industry experience, the man behind Peckham Audio, Bermondsey Social and Desertfest tells his story.

The boss of microqlima records tells us about his move to live streaming, and why he'll always stay independent.

We interviewed the team behind East Hollywood’s most innovative music hangout about its past, present and future.

We talked to one of New York’s most passionate live music promoters about DIY shows, the importance of physical spaces, and how to stay creative in lockdown.