Bristol's Simple Things Is a Cornerstone of the City's Independent Music Scene

United Kingdom

London

We’re Hosting a Panel with ICA, Barbican, Serpentine & House of Dread at AVA Festival

Germany

Berlin

Home Again

Iceland

Reykjavík

A Music Showcase That Hits Different - Iceland Airwaves 25’ Is Coming

Waking Life

United States

Chicago

Arc Music Festival Is An Epic Celebration Of Chicago’s House Legacy

Spain

Barcelona

The Sónar Boycott Shows Festivals Can’t Ignore Their Investors Anymore

Jack Ramage 

Inota

Charlie Bird

France

Paris

Football Belongs to Everyone: How Cacahuètes Sluts Are Changing the Game in Paris

Christine Ochefu

Exploring Dakhla’s Food Scene at Oasis Into the Wild Festival

Sabrina Louis

Organik Festival

Amelia Abraham

UFO Camp

Italy

Milan

Nextones Returns to One of Europe’s Most Distinctive Festival Landscapes

How Paris Became The World's Football Capital 

Nature Loves Courage

Sophie McNulty

Nyege Nyege Festival

Kesang Ball

Nigeria

Lagos

Homecoming

A Worldwide Guide to September's Best Events

Norbergfestival

Netherlands

Amsterdam

Masters of Balance: Dekmantel Returns for Its 2026 Edition

Creepy Teepee

Tiny Czech Fest Creepy Teepee Is An Inclusive Celebration Built On Resistance And Friendship

Trippin Is Hosting A Panel At AVA London's 2025 Edition

RALLY – London’s Beloved Homegrown Festival Returns to Southwark Park

OpenArea's Six-Day Programme Confronts Culture's Disconnect from Nature

New York City 

11 Places to Check Out During New York’s Downtown Festival

Bonanza

Lost Music Festival

Conor McTernan

How Sónar Festival’s Global Curation Is Built For Musically Adventurous Travellers

Latineo

Set in a Defunct Power Plant, Helsinki's Flow Gets Big Names With Small-Scale Feel

From Arca to Björk: How Paris' Bourse de Commerce Became One of Paris Most In-Demand Venues

Australia

Sydney

Mode Festival

Food on the Edge

Trippin Is Hosting a Stage at Jazz Cafe Festival in London

A Worldwide Guide to December's Best Events

Vivian Yeung

Equation Festival

China

Beijing

What Went Down at Trippin’s Zhao Dai Party in Beijing

"Something Out of A David Lynch Film" - Why Artists Love Playing Unsound

Nativeland

Nextones Transforms an Abandoned Italian Quarry into a Breathtaking Music Experience

Croatia

Love International: DJ Moxie Drops A Dub Decked Ode To The Adriatic Coast

Wonderfruit

Lunchmeat Festival

Belgium

Brussels

Listen Festival

Chun You Festival 

Sandbox Festival

Why Artists Love Creepy Teepee, The Misbehaving Czech Fest Where The Internet's Underground Gathers 

A Worldwide Guide to November's Best Events

Claire Francis

Skaņu Mežs

by:Larm Returns to Oslo for Its 28th Edition

Honcho Campout

Meakusma Festival

Rural Festival 

Los Angeles 

Raw Wine Los Angeles

A Worldwide Guide to October's Best Events

Boxout.fm

New Delhi

They are one of the essentials to get the day started for most of the Boxout.fm crew. They initially started as a cafe based in Delhi then expanded to 20 outlets around the country specialising in coffee roasting

Owned by Mr Shah, this spot is located in the middle of Old Delhi. He will offer you tea whilst you dig for tunes. You can find some gems here from Bollywood soundtracks, to classical Indian music to old school Western classics. It is the home of records that are worth £50+ but cost £10+

VegNonVeg also known as “VNV” is India’s first multi-brand sneaker store, based in Delhi. These guys are one of the few people in the city trying to pioneer streetwear culture in India. They also have a sister homegrown clothing brand named Bhaane

Wild City is an online publication that was set up around 8 years ago. Munbir & Sarah the founders moved to New Delhi from London and kick started this. They have a fully functioning office now and are one of the only reliable publications dedicated to underground music in India. They also host an annual music festival in Rajasthan taking place in a Palace every 2nd week of December - highly recommended

Rajinder’s is a place where families and groups of friends gather, either ending their night there or starting it. This is a unique place because it started as one food cart to now owning the whole square. You can order and collect your food and sit outside amongst the others whilst enjoying some of the best, grilled, fried & butter chicken in Delhi. Great as a takeout option if you want to avoid the heat outdoors!

This is our flagship weekly night we throw in New Delhi. It's a night where our community can come together and have a space to explore new sounds. We have had some sick people play including people like Daedelus, Djrum & Flava DThis is our flagship weekly night we throw in New Delhi. It's a night where our community can come together and have a space to explore new sounds. We have had some sick people play including people like Daedelus, Djrum & Flava D

This is a place where you can find everything from Indian garments to notebooks and stationary and some of the most exciting street food carts exploring all regions of India with over 60+ stalls in total. For an entry of 500 rupees you can enjoy all the above

Lodhi Gardens is a historical park in Delhi, spread over 90acres. One of Delhi’s oldest parks including tombs from some of the last Sayyid Dynasty rulers. A popular place for picnics or enjoying long walks away from the busy Delhi streets

Once known as the house of Jaipur and the former residential palace of JAIPUR Maharaja of Jaipur, it is now the home of all modern art in India. This is a great place to explore art both old and new. NGMA is one of the few galleries in India funded by the government, with branches in Delhi, Mumbai & Bangalore

Qutub Minar is a historical landmark in Delhi. This is a place if you are feeling touristic and wanting to dive into the worlds of early Sultanates

New Delhi with Boxout.fm

My Life As Ali Thomas

Bangkok

Looking for stuff to really sink your mind into? Here’s the place. A five-storey art museum filled with very interesting perspectives; a day to really dig deep into the minds of others.

Let’s go shoot some stuff! A short trip just over on the other side of the city, blow off some steam, feel that kick in your soul.

Private dinner, good conversations, paintings, pairing warmth with a sense of wholesome, feels like coming home, tastes like home. Get those warm, fuzzy feelings back in your heart.

Best live music in the city. Feel the wine flowing and drop by after dinner, whether you’re wandering alone or with company, Saxophone Pub welcomes all wanderers!

Get a massage while you’re here. Aside from the soul, your body needs soothing too.

Be weird, be curious, be whatever – here’s the place for that. Great escape – back to the basics – to simplicity. A reset button for your soul to do and be whatever it needs to.

My Life as Ali Thomas Show Us Their Favourite Spots in Bangkok

Pabllo Vittar

São Paulo

The festival has an amazing line up, including my friend Urias who is playing 7:30pm!

Really amazing drinks, great food and surrounded by other cool spots.

To experience a little bit of (folk festival celebrated in north-east Brazil) São João, which is a huge celebration! There you will find food, drinks, music and lots of stuff from Brazil’s northeast region!

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Crete

I started this festival in 2019 on the southern tip of Crete in hopes of nurturing a space for collective manifestation and esoteric self-exploration in the spirit of freedom of being. I see Nature Loves Courage Festival as an extended family affair and every year I invite friends and peers to be part of my version of a psychedelic sonic playground. The tiny village of Sougia where the festival takes place carries its free-spirited hippie legacy since the 60s, featuring a beautiful, unspoiled nudist beach with translucent turquoise waters which I've been visiting since my childhood.

A beautiful hike away from Sougia lies the secluded ancient hub of Lissos which used to be a town on the south coast of ancient Crete. It features the sanctuary of Asklepios, the God of Healing, which contained not only a temple and sacred area but also special rooms for treatment, healing and resting, since the water of Lissos was considered to have medicinal qualities and it was frequently used to cure many illnesses. There, you can also visit an ancient necropolis scattered with dozens of arcosolium tombs. Definitely worth visiting to witness its interesting remains dating all the way back to the Minoan times.

Another treasure of Crete, Knossos (aka the Palace of King Minos or Minoan Palace) was a major centre of the Minoan civilisation – the oldest civilisation of Europe – and is known for its dark myth featuring the mighty Minotaur. I love the intricate and playful designs of its frescoes demonstrating the artistic excellence of the Minoans, found within its labyrinth-like and carefully-designed architecture.

The only museum in the world featuring Minoan artefacts, the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion is a journey into the mystical and fascinating world of this ancient civilisation, where one can witness the legendary designs of their pottery, jewellery, sculpture, frescoes and mosaics. An absolute must see if you plan on visiting Crete.

This is one of the largest caves in Crete. This cave is an archaeological site – 160 metres deep and 36 metres wide – that served as a place of worship in the Minoan period. The cave features impressive complexes of stalagmites and stalactites. Definitely bring a flashlight if you wish to go deeper into the cave.

Explore Off-Grid Locations in Crete With Abyss X’s Guide

Copenhagen

If you want that authentic Ethiopian dining experience, this place will everything you imagine it to be. Delicious, easy well-priced food. Bring some friends, eat with your hands and spend the evening satisfied.

Hidden in the back of a club space in Copenhagen’s old and famous meat packing district, you’ll find MMH Radio. MMH Radio is a community centred radio station at the forefront for pushing towards more versatility and inclusivity in the Danish capitals music scene.

A pan-African inspired restaurant, which celebrates Africa, the African culture, traditions and the African people through food, art and music.

A physical and web shop that sells hair and skin care products, as well as hair extensions. They do hair extensions, braids, curls, manicures and pedicures in shop.

All-natural skincare line inspired by raw natural ingredients that women in East Africa have been using for generations.

Beadhouse has the largest selection of jewellery; earrings, rings, pearls and loose trinkets.

A free African music festival held every year in June to celebrate its rich history.

Organic and Fair Trade body and hair care with products handmade in Copenhagen and only sustainable and recyclable packaging used.

An award-winning Ugandan food concept and street food company serving delicious and healthy dishes made from organic ingredients from Uganda and Denmark. Look out for their physical shop coming soon.

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