Ten years after Avicii’s final DJ performance, fans can now experience the historic set in full for the first time.

Recorded at Ushuaïa Ibiza on August 28, 2016, the newly released footage captures Tim Bergling from behind the decks, offering an uninterrupted look at the performance that marked the end of his touring career.

Previously unseen footage had only appeared in fragments, but this official release provides the complete journey.

Shared through the Avicii Community, the footage also expands the artist’s growing digital archive, giving fans a chance to contribute their own memories. It’s a powerful glimpse into one of electronic music’s most unforgettable eras.

At just five years old, DJ LeeLee is already making waves in the electronic music world.

The Utah-based kindergartner recently delivered a 51-minute DJ set at Awaken Music Festival, performing tracks from Swedish House Mafia and Zedd while confidently handling her setup without assistance.

Now, she’s waiting for Guinness World Records to decide whether she has officially become the youngest female DJ to perform at a festival. If approved, LeeLee would beat the current record by more than a year.

Her journey doesn’t stop there—she’s already set her sights on another milestone: becoming the youngest female DJ to perform at a club.

Loud Luxury’s Andrew Fedyk is calling for answers after his beloved dog, Dunkin, died while staying at a Los Angeles training facility.

What began as a heartbreaking personal loss has reportedly grown into a wider concern, with Fedyk saying other pet owners have shared similar experiences involving Smart Dogs Training Academy.

Seeking clarity, the DJ has contacted Los Angeles authorities and plans to have Dunkin undergo a necropsy to determine the cause of death. No criminal charges have been announced, and the allegations remain under investigation.

For Fedyk and the families involved, the priority now is transparency, accountability, and understanding what happened behind closed doors.

Rockstar Games is taking the nightlife experience to another level with Grand Theft Auto VI.

Set in the neon-soaked world of Vice City, the game appears ready to give electronic music fans plenty to explore, from sprawling nightclub environments inspired by Miami’s legendary venues to a dedicated CircoLoco Records radio station.

The game’s strong connection to real-world dance culture could make its soundtrack one of its biggest attractions. Adding even more excitement, the extended preview closes with Elderbrook and Bob Moses’ “Inner Light,” perfectly capturing the late-night, cinematic energy that makes Vice City feel built for EDM fans.