Progressive house lovers, your moment has arrived. Audien is giving up-and-coming producers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join him onstage at the legendary Hollywood Palladium during his “Progressive House Never Died” show on July 19th.

By simply submitting your demo, you could hear your track played live in front of thousands—and maybe even get the nod to perform alongside the Grammy-nominated artist himself.

The iconic venue, which has hosted music royalty, could soon echo with your sound. For every bedroom producer dreaming big, this isn’t just a show—it’s your chance to be part of dance music history.

Fred again.. just dropped a fiery snippet from what could easily become the standout track on USB2. The clip teases none other than Skepta jumping on a beat built around a hypnotic Doechii sample, and it’s already setting the internet on fire.

The blend of Fred’s emotional production, Skepta’s razor-sharp bars, and Doechii’s vocal flair feels like a genre-defying anthem in the making. With just a few seconds of preview, fans are already calling this a potential festival weapon and USB2’s crown jewel. If this is just a teaser, we can only imagine the chaos the full track will unleash.

For many drum and bass fans, Fred V & Grafix weren’t just producers—they were a movement. With timeless tracks like “Recognise,” “Oxygen,” and their unforgettable remix of “Icarus,” the duo defined an era of melodic DnB that still hits hard today.

Though their split marked the end of an iconic chapter, both Fred V and Grafix have since carved strong solo paths. Despite the breakup, their chemistry lives on—evidenced by surprise reunions like their 2023 Rampage set. Whether you discovered them as a duo or solo, one thing’s for sure: the FVG era was pure magic, and we’ll never forget it.

Calvin Harris returned to the top deck of the Liverpool FC victory parade bus—this time to celebrate the club’s 2024-25 Premier League title win.

Harris, a longtime Reds supporter, DJed live for the team and fans, turning the streets of Liverpool into a championship rave. This marks his second time on the victory bus, the first being in 2022.

The connection began with Liverpool defender Andy Robertson and grew from there, especially after Harris’ hit One Kiss became the club’s unofficial anthem. From stadium chants to Premier League glory, this DJ-football bromance just keeps getting better.