Season passes went up for presale on Wednesday, September 30. General presale is scheduled for Friday, October 2 at 10 am PT, with general onsale opening at 12 pm PT that same day. Fans can register for presale access and find further details at ClubDarc.com.

The season’s marquee night lands on Halloween, with Eric Prydz headlining alongside support from Tiga and Kelly Lee Owens on a DJ set. Prydz, the Swedish producer behind ‘Opus’ and ‘Call On Me,’ has spent the last several years building out his EPIC audiovisual show, though Club Darc’s intimate warehouse setting promises something considerably more stripped down than his arena-scale productions.

From there, the calendar moves into a run of New Year’s celebrations. GRAMMY-winning French duo Justice plays a DJ set on December 30, followed by Jamie xx on New Year’s Eve alongside Honey Dijon and a 3kelves b2b Dylan C. Greene set. Brazilian DJ and producer Beltran closes out the run on January 1 with a rare open-to-close performance, taking full control of the booth as the calendar flips into 2027. A handful of dates still list unannounced names, with Goldenvoice teasing that surprise additions will roll out across Club Darc’s social channels.

Club Darc Fall 2026 Lineup

Since its first season, Club Darc has established itself as one of the Bay Area’s go-to rooms for house and techno, having already hosted Chris Stussy, Mau P, Peggy Gou, Michael Bibi, Armand Van Helden, and The Martinez Brothers. The Fall 2026 season was first teased at Portola Music Festival, and several of the names on this bill are festival regulars making the jump to a smaller, club-sized room in the city.

Shed A sits in the Mission Rock neighborhood directly across from Oracle Park, and is operated through a partnership between Goldenvoice and Giants Enterprises, the business arm of the San Francisco Giants. The space is built around a single stage inside a converted warehouse, with high ceilings and open-air sections that give it a different feel than a typical nightclub room. The venue is 21+.

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The tour gets underway on September 27 with her Portola set before continuing later that night with an official afterparty performance at Audio in San Francisco. Azzecca then heads overseas for a series of European stops, including a support slot alongside Eric Prydz at Ironworks in London, followed by appearances at Smolna in Warsaw and Culture Box in Copenhagen. The European leg concludes during Amsterdam Dance Event with a performance at Bajes, where she joins a lineup that also includes Interplanetary Criminal.

Returning to North America, Azzecca is slated to support Moby at San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium before heading to Florida for appearances at Hocus Pocus in Miami and EDC Orlando. The run wraps up November 20 with a show at Artspace inside New York City’s PUBLIC Hotel.

Building on the Extended Sessions Concept

The announcement arrives shortly after the conclusion of Azzecca’s Extended Sessions Tour, a run of headlining performances featuring sets lasting more than three hours. Designed to give her more room than a traditional festival appearance, the concept allowed her to move across genres, explore deeper selections, and create a longer-form experience for fans on the dancefloor.

She brought the same approach to Chicago during ARC Music Festival weekend, appearing at an open-to-close pre-party at Castaways, a pop-up performance at Pure Green, and a set on ARC’s The Grid stage.

A Breakout Year for Azzecca

The newly announced dates add to an active year for the Chicago artist. Earlier in 2026, Azzecca made her debut on Coachella’s Yuma stage and followed it with releases across Warehouse Project Records, ATW Records, Factory93, and her own imprint, Cosimea.

With additional music expected throughout the remainder of the year, the fall tour continues a stretch that has seen Azzecca expand both her release schedule and international touring presence. Get tickets here.

Azzecca Fall Tour Dates:
September 27 — Portola Festival — San Francisco, CA
September 27 — Audio (Official Portola Afterparty) — San Francisco, CA
October 10 — Ironworks (with Eric Prydz) — London, UK
October 23 — Smolna — Warsaw, PL
October 24 — Culture Box — Copenhagen, DK
October 25 — Bajes (with Interplanetary Criminal) — Amsterdam, NL
October 30 — Hocus Pocus — Miami, FL
November 5 — Bill Graham Civic Auditorium (with Moby) — San Francisco, CA
November 6 — EDC Orlando — Orlando, FL
November 20 — Artspace @ PUBLIC Hotel — New York, NY

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In a major behind-the-scenes shake-up, legendary Swedish producer and DJ Eric Prydz has announced a change of management. He has officially signed with Mark Gillespie and Milo Mitchum of the global management powerhouse Three Six Zero. Eric Prydz confirmed the change via Instagram after commenting on his new manager’s post.

“Oh wow. Didn’t know. Happy birthday! My new MANAGER!! ❤️ I’ll do better next year”

-Eric Prydz

Mark Gillespie, founder and CEO of management giant Three Six Zero has built an expansive roster spanning dance music superstars, major pop/rock acts, Hollywood actors, and electronic underground leaders. Some famous DJ’s that Three Six Zero has previously managed include Calvin Harris, Tiësto, and Swedish House Mafia. Meanwhile, they currently manage Dom Dolla, Four Tet, Josh Baker and more.

As fans speculate what this means for his future projects, Eric Prydz has recently hinted at a lot of new music to come, as he announced on his rebooted Pryda radio show. With Prydz’s groundbreaking HOLO visual production constantly pushing boundaries, backed by Three Six Zero’s global infrastructure, future touring concepts could reach unprecedented scales. Fans know that Prydz maintains a vast library of unreleased IDs that he often announces on his radio show. A fresh management push often signals broader distribution strategies, potential project rollouts, or new label collaborations.

While Prydz has always maintained strict creative control over his art and aliases, joining forces with Mark Gillespie signals an ambitious vision for the years ahead. As Prydz continues to headline major festivals and venues worldwide, dance music fans have plenty of reasons to look forward to.

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The latest names added to the bill include Âme, Ben Klock, Eric Prydz, Maceo Plex, Paul Kalkbrenner, Todd Terry, HAAi, Hunee, Miss Monique, Kittin & The Hacker, Colin Benders and Scooter, among many others. It’s a lineup that spans techno’s more clinical corners alongside legacy acts and crossover names, which has always been part of ADE’s appeal — it’s less a single festival than an entire city given over to electronic music for a week.

With the program now near the halfway mark, ADE continues to lean into its identity as a meeting point between club culture and fine art. Boris Acket is presenting his large-scale installation EINDER, while Het Nationale Ballet and ISH open the festival with Swan Lake Remixed for ADE. Dome Concerts returns to the ARTIS Planetarium and expands to Fabrique des Lumières with shows from Max Cooper and Colin Benders, and the newly added ARTIS Aquarium joins the program with an immersive 4DSOUND experience.

On the club side, the Gashouder — one of Amsterdam’s most recognizable dance music venues — hosts sets from Eric Prydz, Armin van Buuren b2b Benwal, Job Jobse, and MOCHAKK CALLING. Paul Kalkbrenner brings his live show to Theater Amsterdam as part of Loveland, while Scooter takes over the Ziggo Dome for SCOOTER CRUSHES ADE, a rare arena-scale outing for the German rave veterans in an ADE context.

ADE Pro Adds Major Conference Names

The ADE Pro conference side of the event has also filled out considerably. Jean-Michel Jarre is joined by Lady Starlight for a session called Music & Machines, while Marcel Dettmann and Luciano will discuss three-plus decades shaping electronic music together on stage. Other confirmed speakers include Tinie Tempah, Nastia, Thys of Noisia, Kikelomo, and Sofia Kourtesis.

A dedicated 30 Years of ADE panel will bring together key figures from the festival’s history — Anna Knaup, Maria Jimenez, Richard Zijlma, Jan-Willem van de Ven, Gary Smith, and Mariana Sanchotene — moderated by Dave Clarke. Elsewhere on the Pro schedule, an Artists on AI roundtable features Boys Noize, BT, Dave Clarke, Mathame, and Portrait XO, while SoundCloud, Google DeepMind, Believe, Warner Music, and manager Troy Carter are all set to speak on topics ranging from independent talent development to the future of publishing in the AI era. ADE Startups also returns, with eight companies — nowon, Smash, Sonura, AIDAR, Groovian, Exibeat, EventSynth, and zig~zag — selected for the Chorus founder program.

Promoters have layered in their own lineup drops on top of the main bill. Awakenings has confirmed its full program across eight shows at SugarFactory, with Adam Beyer, Ben Klock, Jeff Mills, and Philippa Pacho among the names. SPIELRAUM 55HRS at Club RAUM has added BASHKKA, DVS1, Octo Octa, and Kittin & The Hacker, while Audio Obscura has revealed more than 40 artists across its events, including Amelie Lens and WhoMadeWho.

ADE says the full program will eventually stretch to more than 3,300 artists across 200-plus venues in Amsterdam, with additional names to be announced in the coming months. Individual tickets and the ADE Pro Pass are both available through the festival’s official channels.

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Boris usually lives in that punchy, quirky, 128 BPM pocket with rolling basslines and ticking hihats. Eric is the master of the ten-minute build, huge cinematic chords, and dark warehouse techno under his Cirez D alias. A lot of high-profile b2b’s end up feeling like two guys taking turns playing their own Spotify playlists while politely nodding at each other.

This was not that.

Watching the full set that just went up on Youtube, you can tell they actually figured out where their worlds overlap. Eric knew he couldn’t just play bright, floaty progressive tracks over Boris’s punchy drums, so he showed up ready to throw down. He tapped into his darker Cirez D bag early, matching Boris’s signature bounce on tracks like “Last Call” with nasty, unreleased IDs that had the Brussels crowd losing their minds.

A few standout moments to look out for:

• The groove didn’t let up: Boris Rinsed favorites like “Endor” and his massive remix of Sam Paganini’s “Rave“, keeping the energy driving the entire two hours
• The ID stash came out: Eric tested out a stack of unreleased Pryda and Cirez D heat, including that chunky “Rebel XX” rework laced with “Pump Up That Jam“.
• The festival crowd-pleaser: Hearing Eric’s iconic blend of New Order’s “Blue Monday” and Daft Punk’s “Harder,Better, Faster, Stronger” echo off the historic palace walls was pure magic.

They closed the whole thing out with a gorgeous private dub of Digitalism’s “Circles” blended over the vocals of Kings of Tomorrow’s “Finally“, leaving the courtyard in a haze of smoke and smiles.

It didn’t feel like an ego contest or an awkward booking gimmick. It was just two legends having a blast in front of 10,000 people and letting the tracks speak for themselves. If you’ve got two hours or need a good set to hit the gym with and a decent sound system, put this on and let it ride.

Check it out here!

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Creamfields has announced a massive replacement for John Summit after he cancelled the remainder of his August shows to focus on his upcoming North America tour. Creamfields organizers haven’t left fans hanging. Stepping into the void is none other than Swedish progressive house icon Eric Prydz taking over the Apex stage on Friday August 28th. Creamfields is a massive 4 day festival that welcomes 70,000 to 80,000 attendees per day at its Daresbury site in Cheshire, UK

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While losing John Summit who has been dominating main stages worldwide, is a blow to fans the addition of Eric Prydz turns a potential disappointment into a historic festival moment. Taking over The APEX stage at Creamfields is the world’s largest indoor festival main stage superstructure. Unveiled for the 2024 festival, the colossal arena holds a 30,000 capacity, features immersive production with massive LED screens and lasers, and hosts top-tier electronic dance music headliners with extended late-night openings

While Eric Prydz is a fan favorite having played headlining slots from his 2022 Holo show bringing his visual concept to life to his signature progressive sound Pryda in 2024, recently he announced a massive North America tour. John Summit will be missed being a fan favourite with his high energy tech house Experts Only sound. Set times will be updated via the official Creamfields app. Attendees holding day tickets are encouraged to check official festival communications for potential line-up shifts.

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]]> https://www.edmtunes.com/2026/08/14/eric-prydz-announces-north-america-tour-for-fall-2026/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=eric-prydz-announces-north-america-tour-for-fall-2026 Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:41:00 +0000 https://www.edmtunes.com/?p=415850 Following the unexpected return of EPIC Radio, a handful of unique B2B performances throughout the year and new music (and very likely a new label) confirmed coming soon, Eric Prydz continues ruling over 2026 with yet another announcement: this time, his Fall 2026 North American tour. The tour features two festival appearances (Hocus Pocus in […]

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]]> Following the unexpected return of EPIC Radio, a handful of unique B2B performances throughout the year and new music (and very likely a new label) confirmed coming soon, Eric Prydz continues ruling over 2026 with yet another announcement: this time, his Fall 2026 North American tour.

The tour features two festival appearances (Hocus Pocus in Miami and Ultra Mexico) and ten independent show dates across major venues in the United States. So far, the tour seemingly excludes Los Angeles, New York City and Toronto, all major cities at which Eric Prydz performed in previous years, leaving fans hoping for additional stops and speculating about possible New Year’s Eve shows. See the full list of confirmed stops below.

Fans attending the shows should expect Eric Prydz‘s legendary production, a variety of music from his Pryda and Cirez D aliases and, as always, countless unreleased IDs at each set. Presale access begins on August 20, at 10am local time, with remaining tickets going to the general sale on August 21. Sign up for presale here, and stay on the lookout for other Eric Prydz announcements likely coming soon.

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]]> https://www.edmtunes.com/2026/08/06/hocus-pocus-2026-reveals-world-ending-lineup/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=hocus-pocus-2026-reveals-world-ending-lineup Thu, 06 Aug 2026 18:24:11 +0000 https://www.edmtunes.com/?p=415193 Factory Town's Hocus Pocus 2026 unveils its full lineup, with Chase & Status, Eric Prydz, and Chloé Caillet headlining Miami's Dystopia Halloween.

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]]> The biggest Halloween event in the Southeast, Hocus Pocus, just dropped its 2026 lineup. Insomniac is bringing over 100 artists across five stages to Factory Town in Hialeah for the festival’s sixth edition. The three-day run happens over Halloween weekend, Friday, October 30 through Sunday, November 1, 2026, and marks Miami’s biggest Halloween-themed dance music gathering. What jumps out at us immediately is how good this lineup is! It has something for every taste. 

This year’s theme reimagines the venue as a decaying industrial ecosystem, with stages built out as control rooms, ventilation chambers, reactor cores, and industrial machinery scattered across Factory Town’s raw nightlife district. It’s a heavier production concept than past editions, leaning into a dystopian, mechanical aesthetic rather than a straightforward haunted house vibe.

Leading the charge is the Factory Town debut of drum and bass outfit Chase & Status, alongside Swedish house and progressive staple Eric Prydz, genre-bending duo Gorgon City, psy-techno artist Indira Paganotto, hitmakers MEDUZA, Nora En Pure, UK act Prospa, disco-house name Purple Disco Machine, breakout artist salute, and UK garage veteran Todd Edwards. Hard to believe that Eric Prydz has yet to take the decks at Factory Town but the time has finally come. 

The back-to-back sets are where things get particularly interesting for the underground crowd. Azzecca B2B Cole Knight, DJ Boring B2B ATRIP, and Joseph Capriati B2B Seth Troxler all appear on the bill, along with Âme DJ B2B Marcel Dettmann, Detroit techno originator Kevin Saunderson B2B Julya Karma, Odd Mob B2B Cassian, Jamie Jones B2B Franky Rizardo, and Clüb De Combat B2B SLAMM. These pairings tend to be a highlight of Hocus Pocus each year, giving fans sets they won’t catch anywhere else on the festival circuit.

House and high-energy programming rounds out the rest of the lineup with Kerri Chandler, Eli Escobar, Jayda G, and Chloé Caillet handling the melodic and soulful end of things. Also on the bill: Apollonia, AYYBO, Malugi, ChaseWest, Bushbaby, and Slugg.

For the techno and experimental contingent, Dax J, Conducta, Layton Giordani, Mall Grab, Matthew Dear, Skream, Special Request, X Club., and Yanamaste are all confirmed to play across the weekend.

Cypress End Stage Takeovers

Hocus Pocus is also leaning further into its Miami roots this year with stage takeovers at Cypress End from local nightlife institutions getbusy and Electric Pickle. Each brings its own crowd and sound to the festival, a nod to the city’s underground scene that helped shape the event’s identity in the first place.

Three-day GA and VIP passes for Hocus Pocus 2026 are on sale now here.

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]]> https://www.edmtunes.com/2026/07/28/ultra-mexico-2026-phase-1-lineup/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ultra-mexico-2026-phase-1-lineup Tue, 28 Jul 2026 22:29:05 +0000 https://www.edmtunes.com/?p=414430 ULTRA Mexico returns for its first edition since 2018 with Steve Angello, Hardwell, Afrojack, Alesso and more headlining Estadio Banorte this November.

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]]> ULTRA Mexico is coming back. The festival has unveiled its Phase 1 lineup for 2026, marking its first edition since 2018 and bringing a heavy roster of house and techno names to Mexico City this November.

Steve Angello, Hardwell, Afrojack, Alesso, Armin van Buuren, Eric Prydz, ARTBAT, Boris Brejcha, Boys Noize, CamelPhat, Klangkuenstler, Levity, Marlon Hoffstadt, Miss Monique, Sara Landry and Subtronics are all set to headline. It’s a lineup that spans the genre map, from Angello’s progressive house pedigree as a Swedish House Mafia member to Subtronics’ bass-heavy catalog, giving the festival a broader sonic identity than past editions.

ULTRA Mexico 2026 takes place Saturday, November 7 through Sunday, November 8 at Estadio Banorte, marking the first time an electronic music festival has taken over the venue. The stadium booking is a notable shift for the brand, which has previously staged its Mexico City events at other locations across the city.

The return after an eight-year gap is a significant one for ULTRA’s presence in Latin America. The original Mexico City edition helped establish the brand’s footprint in the region alongside sister events in South America, and this relaunch signals renewed investment in the market as ULTRA continues expanding its international footprint beyond Miami’s flagship weekend.

Angello’s booking carries particular weight given his history with the genre and his role in Swedish House Mafia, one of the acts most closely tied to ULTRA’s Miami mainstage over the past decade and a half. Hardwell and Afrojack round out a trio of artists who’ve each headlined ULTRA Worldwide events on multiple continents, while Armin van Buuren and Eric Prydz bring trance and progressive credentials that have long been staples of the festival’s Resistance and mainstage programming.

The lineup also makes room for artists further from ULTRA’s traditional big-room core. Boris Brejcha and Klangkuenstler represent the melodic techno and minimal side of the bill, ARTBAT and Miss Monique bring the Ukrainian techno scene’s growing international profile, and Sara Landry and Subtronics cover harder techno and bass territory, respectively. CamelPhat, Boys Noize and Marlon Hoffstadt fill out the tech house and electro-leaning end of the roster.

Tickets for ULTRA Mexico 2026 are on sale now through the festival’s official website. Additional lineup phases and stage details are expected to follow in the coming months.

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]]> https://www.edmtunes.com/2026/07/15/amnesia-50th-anniversary-50-track-boxset/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=amnesia-50th-anniversary-50-track-boxset Wed, 15 Jul 2026 15:52:44 +0000 https://www.edmtunes.com/?p=412967 Amnesia celebrates its 50th anniversary with a 10-vinyl, 5-CD compilation featuring Eric Prydz, Fred Again.., Chic, Donna Summer, and more.

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]]> Amnesia is turning 50, and the Ibiza institution is marking the occasion with a compilation big enough to match the milestone. The club has announced a curated 50-track collection spread across 10 vinyl records or 5 CDs, pulling together five decades of music that shaped its dancefloor and, by extension, dance music as a whole.

The tracklist reads like a condensed history of electronic and dance music culture. Names attached to the compilation include Eric Prydz, Fred Again.., Chic, Hot Natured, Candi Staton, Paul van Dyk, Calvin Harris, and Donna Summer, among dozens of others spanning disco, trance, techno, and house. There’s also a vinyl-exclusive cut in the mix: Maceo Plex’s version of Faithless‘ ‘Insomnia.’

Amnesia has been operating since 1976, long before Ibiza became shorthand for superclubs and bottle service. It’s one of the island’s original temples of dance music, credited with helping build the Balearic sound through its early resident Alfredo, whose eclectic sets blending disco, pop, and early house are often cited as a blueprint for what Ibiza nightlife became. That influence runs through this compilation, with Alfredo-associated records like Joe Smooth’s ‘Promised Land’ and the club’s own ‘Ibiza’ track included as reference points.

The collection was put together by longtime Amnesia resident Les Schmitz, alongside the club’s team and Frederik Emmerechts of N.E.W.S, the label handling the release. Rather than leaning on streaming data or algorithmic playlists, the selection was built by people who were actually present for the club’s history, treating the tracklist as something closer to an archive than a marketing exercise.

The compilation moves across eras without much regard for genre lines. Eric Prydz’s ‘Pjanoo’ sits alongside Hot Natured’s ‘Benediction,’ while disco staples like Chic’s ‘Good Times’ and Candi Staton’s ‘Young Hearts Run Free’ share space with New Order’s ‘Blue Monday’ and the 90s rave energy of Human Resource’s ‘Dominator.’ Records tied to specific Amnesia nights also make the cut, including Alter Ego’s ‘Rocker’ and Extrawelt’s ‘Titelheld,’ both closely linked to Sven Vath’s Cocoon parties, plus Paul van Dyk’s ‘For An Angel’ and Tiesto’s remix of ‘Silence,’ which soundtracked Cream’s trance-heavy residencies at the club.

Find the extensive, breathtaking full vinyl tracklist below:

1/10
A1. Calvin Harris feat. Clementine Douglas – Blessings
A2. Joe Smooth – Promised Land
A3. Eric Prydz – Pjanoo
B1. Amnesia – Ibiza (Loco Acid Mix)
B2. Alter Ego – Rocker
B3. Francesco Rossi – Paper Aeroplane

2/10
A1. Fred Again.. X The Blessed Madonna – Marea (We’ve Lost Dancing)
A2. Sueno Latino with Manuel Goettsching performing E2-E4 – Sueno Latino (Paradise Version)
B1. New Order – Blue Monday
B2. Delerium feat. Sarah McLachlan – Silence (DJ Tiesto’s In Search Of Sunrise Remix)

3/10
A1. Extrawelt – Titelheld
A2. Propaganda – p:Machinery
B1. Hot Natured & Ali Love – Benediction
B2. Michel Cleis feat. Toto La Momposina – La Mezcla

4/10
A1. Anne Clark – Our Darkness
A2. Joris Voorn – Ringo
A3. Human Resource – Dominator
B1. Laurent Garnier – The Man With The Red Face
B2. Adam Beyer & Bart Skils – Your Mind

5/10
A1. Binary Finary – 1998 (Paul van Dyk Extended Remix)
A2. Tensnake – Coma Cat
B1. Three Drives On A Vinyl – Greece 2000
B2. Mory Kante – Yeke Yeke (Hardfloor Mix)
B3. Chic – Good Times

6/10
A1. Silicone Soul – Right On, Right On
A2. Jaydee – Plastic Dreams
B1. Ninetoes – Finder
B2. DJ Misjah & DJ Tim – Access
B3. Candi Staton – Young Hearts Run Free

7/10
A1. N-Joi – Anthem
A2. Robert Miles – Children (Dream Version)
A3. George Kranz – Din Daa Daa
B1. Audion – Mouth To Mouth
B2. Felix – Don’t You Want Me

8/10
A1. Age Of Love – The Age Of Love (Jam & Spoon Watch Out For Stella Mix)
A2. Legowelt – Disco Rout
A3. Yello – Bostich
B1. Nalin & Kane – Beachball
B2. Donna Summer – I Feel Love

9/10
A1. DJ Koze – XTC
A2. The Good Men – Give It Up (Batacuda Refrescante)
A3. Antena – Camino Del Sol
B1. Paul van Dyk – For An Angel (PvD’s E-Werk Club Mix)
B2. Gabriel Ananda – Doppelwhipper

10/10
A1. Maceo Plex vs Faithless – Insomnia 2021 (Epic Mix)
A2. Electra – Jibaro
B1. Hugg & Pepp – Snabeln
B2. Chris Rea – Josephine (La Version Francaise)
B3. Worakls – Adagio For Square

The Amnesia 50th Anniversary Compilation arrives September 4 via N.E.W.S. Pre-orders are open now for those looking to get their hands on the boxset.

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