The Stranger Things soundtrack is stepping out of the Upside Down and onto the global stage.

Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein have officially announced a 2026 European tour, bringing their era-defining synth scores to life.

Spanning from April to June, the tour offers a full retrospective of the Stranger Things soundtrack, covering everything from the 2016 debut to the epic fifth season finale.

Partnering with visual artist MFO, the duo will utilize sculpted fog and haunting light designs to create a visceral, tangible experience.

This is a rare chance for fans to witness the analog synth mastery that reignited a worldwide obsession with retro-futurism.

Mark Gil Gacutan, a beloved figure in the Las Vegas electronic music scene, is being honored with a three-day tribute festival following his tragic passing.

One half of the DJ duo MGMA alongside his twin brother, the 29-year-old was a staple in the Downtown Arts District, having opened for stars like Jason Ross and Kill The Noise.

After his body was found at Lorenzi Park on March 17th, the community rallied to support his family. A GoFundMe has already raised over $18,000 to cover funeral expenses and fund the memorial festival.

The event will celebrate the life and “insane” talent of Mark Gil Gacutan, ensuring his musical legacy lives on.

ELFIGO is shattering records once again as he prepares to become the youngest artist to ever perform at Tomorrowland Winter.

The 14-year-old Belgian sensation is scheduled to take over the Frozen Lotus Stage on March 22nd, bringing his Ibiza-honed skills to the snowy peaks of Alpe d’Huez.

Having started his journey at just eight years old, ELFIGO has already graced the main festival in Belgium, proving his talent transcends his age.

This historic set places him alongside industry titans like Steve Angello and Charlotte de Witte, marking a monumental milestone for the next generation of electronic dance music.

Coachella 2026 has lost one of its most anticipated electronic headliners as Solomun officially withdraws from the festival.

The house music virtuoso announced he underwent surgery on his left ear, sharing a rare candid hospital photo with fans. While the operation was a success, his doctors have mandated a recovery period that conflicts with the Indio event.

Solomun expressed optimism that his hearing will return to its “pre-surgery baseline” in time for his Pacha Ibiza opening in late April.

Although Coachella 2026 still boasts stars like Anyma and Disclosure, Solomun’s hypnotic presence will be deeply missed on the Polo Grounds.