Baddest Behaviour Records is the cornerstone of Mau P’s massive expansion strategy for 2026. The “Drugs From Amsterdam” star recently teased a career-defining year, promising fans a trifecta of major projects: his debut studio album, his own record label, and an exclusive clothing line.

By launching Baddest Behaviour Records, Mau P is transitioning from a breakout performer to an industry mogul, providing a platform for the next generation of tech-house rebels.

This bold move into fashion and label management ensures that his confrontational, high-energy aesthetic will influence the global dance community far beyond the DJ booth throughout 2026.

Tehmplo Tulum became the scene of a tragic shooting early Friday morning, January 9, 2026, during a headline performance by Solomun. Reports indicate that a gunman opened fire inside the crowded jungle venue, striking a man in the chest and back.

Despite the presence of thousands of international tourists, the perpetrator managed to flee the scene before police arrived. Attendees at Tehmplo Tulum described a scene of absolute chaos and “horrible” panic as gunshots rang out across the dancefloor.

This violent incident has sparked outrage regarding venue security and the safety of the region’s high-profile nightlife events at Tehmplo Tulum.

Djakarta Warehouse Project was the primary target of six drug syndicates recently dismantled by the Indonesian National Police. Authorities arrested 17 suspects and seized a massive haul of narcotics valued at $3.9 million, including methamphetamine and ecstasy.

By moving early to intercept these operations across Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bali, investigators ensured the safety of the 2025 Djakarta Warehouse Project edition at Garuda Wisnu Kencana. Despite the criminal threat, fans safely enjoyed headliners like Skrillex and Calvin Harris.

This crackdown marks a new benchmark for security at major festivals, proving that safety remains the top priority for the Djakarta Warehouse Project.

CLUBLIFE has officially reached its final chapter after nearly two decades of defining the global dance music scene.

Broadcast on New Year’s Eve, the 978th episode of CLUBLIFE served as a curated retrospective, featuring 30 massive tracks from legends like Avicii and Martin Garrix. Tiësto reflected on the show’s 18-year legacy, noting its evolution from underground clubs to massive festival stages.

While the end of CLUBLIFE marks a somber moment for long-time listeners, it signals an exciting rebirth. Tiësto is moving toward an “emotional, melodic” future, fueled by a 2026 trance album and a return to his roots.