Christian Eede is an Editor at The Quietus. He specializes in ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT, particularly focusing on music, nightlife, and entertainment news, while also covering topics related to sports and legal affairs. Christian's work has been featured in notable publications such as Resident Advisor, Bandcamp, DJ Magazine, and The Wire Magazine.
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Christian Eede's articles mainly cover entertainment news with a focus on music festivals, music releases, venue closures, and vinyl sales. His coverage includes private sector announcements and press releases related to the entertainment industry. When reaching out to Christian, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews related to upcoming music festivals, new music releases from notable artists, or analyses of trends in the entertainment industry.
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By: Christian Eede
Strut's remastered edition restores previously excised material from the original release Christian Eede
DJ Screw's classic mixtapes are finally coming to streaming platforms this month.
Meakusma Festival has revealed the lineup for its 2026 edition. Returning once again to the Belgian city of Eupen, the programming will be spread out across multiple venues.
Yasuaki Shimizu is also among the latest confirmed acts playing this year's event Christian Eede
Written by music journalist Lauren Martin, Aftershock: The Seismic Impact Of Dubstep features words from Mala, Loefah, Kode9 and lots more
The intersection of School Street and Brooke Street will now be known as Earl DMX Simmons Way in honour of the late rapper
His set will close the NEOPOP's 20th anniversary edition this August
Written by former DJ Mag Features Editor Lauren Martin, it features contributions from Mala, Loefah, Coki, Kode9, and many more
FestProtect will offer support in the event of disruptions, weather-related cancellations, or extended queue times
By: Christian Eede
“He gave opportunities to artists before anyone else believed in them,” the venue wrote in a social media post
