Abroad, the idea has long been part of club culture: if you are on the dancefloor, you are there to dance – not to film. Clubs such as Berghain in Berlin, as well as various venues in Ibiza and London, have been using photo bans, covered phone cameras or even completely phone-free dancefloors for years. The idea behind it is simple: less social media, more music, more privacy and more focus on the moment....
On Saturday, August 8, 2026, Zurich will once again become the capital of electronic music. The 33rd Street Parade will take place from 1:00 p.m. until midnight under this year’s motto, “Together we move.” The legendary Love Mobiles will start at Utoquai and follow a route of around two kilometres via Bellevue, Quaibrücke and Bürkliplatz to Hafendamm Enge. Along the lakeside, visitors can look forward to driving house and techno sounds, several stages and more...
The world-famous electronic music festival Tomorrowland is set to make history once again. This December, the iconic festival is expected to take place in Thailand for the very first time, marking Tomorrowland’s debut in Southeast Asia. Originally founded in Belgium, Tomorrowland has grown into one of the most influential electronic music festivals worldwide, renowned for its spectacular stage designs, global superstar DJs, and an international audience from more than 200 countries. Over the years, the...
The world’s largest techno parade returns on Saturday, August 9, 2025, as Zürich gears up for the 32nd edition of its iconic Street Parade. Each year held on the second Saturday in August, the free-entry event transforms the bustling lakeside into a high-energy spectacle of electronic music, with over 30 Love Mobiles, eight vibrant stages, and more than 200 national and international DJs and artists performing across different sounds including techno, house, drum’n’bass, dubstep, trance, and...