Joy Orbison is set to launch a new party in London.
A couple of months on from sharing a new track, 'red velve7,' the DJ and producer has revealed details of Just For You. Launching on Thursday, 20th January, the monthly party will take place at Below Stone Nest, a new bar situated in the basement of performance space Stone Nest on Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho. Entry is free.
Joy Orbison has shared a new track.
Following the release of his debut mixtape, 'still slipping vol. 1', back in August this year, the DJ and producer — real name Peter O’Grady — has shared a new single, 'red velve7'.
Joy Orbison has released his debut full-length record.
The mixtape, titled 'still slipping vol. 1' — a nod to his 2019 EP 'Slipping' — was first announced in July, and is out now via XL Recordings.
Treasured Liverpool record store 3b Records is to close at its current location, bringing its 32-year legacy on Slater Street to an end.
According to a statement by the team circulated on social media, difficulties with the landlord relating to the renewal of the shop's lease have led to the decision.
Joy Orbison has announced his debut mixtape, 'still slipping vol.1', which will drop on 13th August via XL Recordings. The title is a reference to his 2019 six-track EP, 'Slipping'.
GALA Festival has announced an extra date and a second wave of artists performing at this year's event.
After announcing that GALA would be returning to Peckham Rye Park on 31st July & 1st August this year — taking place across two days for the very first time — the team behind the event have announced a third day and a host of new artists slated to perform.
Houghton has revealed the lineup for its third edition.
Returning this August, the festival will host a number of dance music's biggest names. Returning DJs include Helena Hauff, Joy Orbison, Ben UFO, Call Super, Pearson Sound, Margaret Dygas, Ricardo Villalobos, Hunee, Sonja Moonear, Optimo, Seth Troxler, Jane Fitz, Midland, Shanti Celeste, and Saoirse.
The festival will also welcome for the first time the likes of Four Tet, DJ Stingray, Lena Willikens, Bruce, object blue, Powder, Palms Trax, Sassy J, Pangaea, D. Tiffany, and Peverelist.
Sheffield clubbing institution Hope Works has announced the residents it has in store for 2020.
Joining the residency programme for the first time are SHERELLE, who won Best Breakthrough DJ at our 2019 DJ Mag Best of British Awards, India Jordan, and queer party Babycakes co-founder Diessa.
They join three of Hope Works' 2019 residents who are being invited back: Rian Treanor, Ifeoluwa and 96 Back.
