Five dance music stories you might have missed this week

From a sold-out London return to an Ibiza institution’s 50th anniversary finale, last week brought big moments and bigger dancefloors. Here are five stories worth catching up on.

Eric Prydz takes over Ironworks

On Saturday 10 October, Eric Prydz made his long-awaited London return with a sold-out show at Ironworks. It was the Swedish DJ’s first London venue show in six years, and part of the new Thames-side venue’s debut season. Aaron Hibell, Azzecca, Kotiēr and Sanaz joined the line-up. Saturday 10 October 2026 at 14:00

Cloonee releases his debut album

Cloonee’s first full-length album, Are You Still You?, arrived on 6 October. The 16-track record brings together different sides of his sound, with collaborations including Chris Lake, Prospa and Franky Rizardo. It’s a new chapter for an artist whose name has become a fixture on dancefloors around the world. Apple Music

Amnesia marks 50 years with a closing festival

Amnesia closed its 50th anniversary season on Saturday with a marathon celebration that moved from an open-air stage into the club and through to the following day. The event sold out before the line-up was announced, and brought the Ibiza institution’s half-century of dancefloor history to a fitting close. The vibe was insane. amnesia.es

Max Dean plays “Bickering” again

Max Dean has played “Bickering” once more, and fans are still asking the same question: when is it coming out? For now, the track remains unreleased—and every new play-out only adds to the anticipation.

The Warehouse Project goes big for its 20th anniversary

The Warehouse Project has announced a heavyweight four-room celebration at Depot Mayfield on 19 December. Carl Cox, Chris Stussy, Seth Troxler and Mall Grab are among the names on the bill. With the series set to take a break in 2027, this anniversary party carries extra weight. The Warehouse Project