The eight-year wait is officially over. In what is easily the “trance news of the year,” Jeffrey Sutorius has reclaimed the Dash Berlin mantle following a landmark legal victory at the Court of Appeal in The Hague.

After years of performing under his own name due to a bitter brand dispute, the court ruled that the identity Jeffrey helped build into a global powerhouse is legally his once again.

The comeback kicks off with an emotional three-hour extended set on May 30th in Buenos Aires at Volumen 4 Shows. Supported by a 2.5-hour set from Cold Blue, this night marks the resurrection of an era that defined trance for millions.

Marco Carola’s famed Music On Festival ground to a halt this morning in Amsterdam after local authorities revoked its permit just hours before the gates were set to open.

The decision, which canceled the main event at Meerpark for May 9th and 10th, came following a “negative safety advice” from the Environmental Agency regarding the festival’s tent structures.

While the outdoor grooves were silenced, the party isn’t entirely over—the Music On By Night afterparties at Hemkade 48 are still proceeding as scheduled.

Organizers expressed deep disappointment and are currently working on a refund process for the thousands of affected ticket holders.

After months of nonstop touring and headline-grabbing performances, John Summit is finally hitting pause to focus on his health.

The CTRL ESCAPE producer revealed he’s been “sick on and off” and has officially canceled upcoming shows in Santiago and Lima, marking the first cancellations of his career.

From a 24-hour Club Space takeover to surprise Coachella appearances and sold-out Red Rocks sets, Summit’s 2026 schedule has been relentless.

Despite the setback, fans are already looking ahead to his upcoming Ibiza residency at [UNVRS] and massive Experts Only events worldwide.

For now, the EDM star is choosing recovery before returning stronger.

Baauer 2026 Album news has sent shockwaves through the electronic music community as the trap pioneer officially ends his six-year LP hiatus.

Confirmed by his long-term label LUCKYME, this third studio project follows the Grammy-nominated success of 2020’s Planet’s Mad.

Known for his restless innovation and virtuosic sampling, Baauer has spent recent years teasing fans with heavy-hitters like “All My Ladies” and the breakbeat-heavy “Fueled By Yogurt.”

While a specific release date remains under wraps, this upcoming body of work promises to further outrun his “Harlem Shake” legacy with the experimental, genre-bending sounds that define his current creative era.