Tom Gledhill is a journalist writing for Resident Advisor, a leading online music magazine. With a focus on electronic music and nightlife culture, Tom covers news and events related to venues, festivals, and community connections in various cities around the world.
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By: Tom Gledhill
Lord Tusk, LABOUR and Nkisi will all take over the venue in coming months.
By: Tom Gledhill
The two-hour conversation was recorded live at The Plug last November.
By: Tom Gledhill
Funded by Historic England, Queue Up And Dance invites local people to create a collaborative archive inspired by the venue.
By: Tom Gledhill
The London festival moved to a new home this year, delivering its biggest and most sonically diverse edition to date. Tom Gledhill made the trip.
Hunee, Silva Bumpa, Bakey and Sofia Kourtesis all feature between now and the end of the year.
The longstanding techno series will host Freddy K, MARRØN and Quail between now and December.
The label and party series will host over 50 artists at Edinburgh club The Mash House this December, including Slam, Neil Landstrumm and Nightwave.
The DIY venue will host Sedef Adasï, Nono Gigsta and Vladimir Ivkovic between now and the end of the year.
A luxury flat development is responsible for the impending closure—though plans for a new site are already underway.
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By: Tom Gledhill
Taking place from November 27th through 30th, the collective's event at Bigg Market features a selection of grassroots artists and DJs.
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