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Wow…had a really great experience at the @btaawards networking event last night. Met some truly incredible people whose minds and ideas are next level impressive. So very proud to be a finalist for ‘App of The Year’ award😜

Are you a fan of a particular DJ and wondering why they’re not on GoodMuse yet? Well, now is the time to ask them! GoodMuse is the online platform that connects music lovers with the best DJs and artists from around the world. It’s the perfect place to discover new music and connect with your favorite performers. By asking your favourite DJ why they’re not on GoodMuse, you could help introduce them to a whole new audience of fans. Not only will they be able to showcase their music on a global platform, but they’ll also have the opportunity to connect with fans from all over the world. So what are you waiting for? Reach out to your favourite DJ and ask them to join the GoodMuse community. Let’s spread the love of music and support our favourite DJs together! . #Goodmuse #DiscoverNewmusic #supportyourdj #GlobalPlatform #SpreadTheLoveOfMusic #DJCommunity #MusicLovers #downloadapp

Pop Brixton came alive yesterday for The LDN Series. From the first set with DJ Srae to Invasion Crew closing it out at midnight, the energy did not drop once. Sweetboyz back to back, Pure Vibes setting the tone, New Winner Roadshow bringing the heat, Vita London holding it down and that Sweetboyz x Zest link up was something else. Eight hours. Seven sets. One unforgettable day. Shout out to every DJ who touched the decks and every single person who came through and made the vibe what it was. This is what London sounds like.

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Too many talented DJs are still being overlooked. Not because they lack skill — but because they lack visibility. That’s where Flyers & DJs comes in. As a subsidiary of GoodMuse, it complements our brand and service by giving DJs, promoters, and event brands another powerful way to promote themselves properly. This is bigger than flyers. This is about brand presence, event promotion, discoverability, and helping DJs look as serious as they sound. Because talent can open the laptop. But visibility opens doors. #GoodMuse #FlyersAndDJs #DJPromotion #DJBranding #eventpromotion

Wireless Festival CANCELLED 😳 Wireless 2026 has been scrapped after Kanye West (Ye) was banned from entering the UK 🇬🇧 He was set to headline… Now the whole festival is off. The Home Office pulled his entry clearance, saying his presence wasn’t in the “public good” following backlash over past antisemitic remarks. Even Keir Starmer weighed in, calling the booking “deeply concerning.” Organisers had built the entire festival around ONE headliner… So when Ye got blocked — everything collapsed. 🎟️ Full refunds will be issued. ⸻ This isn’t just music anymore… it’s politics, accountability and reputation all colliding. ⸻ Would you have still gone if it went ahead? 🤔👇

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Pulled up for a proper live-music kind of Saturday night and the energy did not disappoint. Caught @tynchystryder live at @engineroomssouthampton promoting his new single Pick Pick — sharp bars, big nostalgia and that reminder of why live shows still hit different. On the decks was @shugesindabuilding holding it down as tour DJ and keeping the momentum exactly where it needed to be. And because the night wasn’t done yet… slid through to Catch A Groove hosted at Under. Different vibe, same outcome: music doing what it’s supposed to do — connect people, lift moods and stretch the night a little longer than planned. Live music still matters. Being in the room still matters. Nights like this recharge the creative batteries and remind you why scenes don’t live online — they live on dance floors.

When your man says he’s “just popping out” and somehow ends up at a full-blown fete…and you arrive with perfect timing. Music stops. Conversations pause. Accountability enters the room. The lesson is simple: if the playlist is loud, the truth tends to be louder. Good music always leaves clues. Good planning avoids the drama. With GoodMuse, you know where the party is, what the vibe is and whether it’s worth stepping out in the first place. #Goodmuse

The price of a drink at events has become its own jump-scare. You queue forever, step up to the bar full of hope… and then £15 for a double? Suddenly everyone is doing panic-maths they haven’t used since school. Venues aren’t rolling in cash either — supplier costs, licensing, staff wages and energy bills have all climbed. But there are smart, realistic ways to keep drinks accessible without wrecking the bottom line. Here are strategies that help both the crowd and the bar: 1. Early-bird bar pricing that actually works Offer lower prices for the first 60–90 minutes. People arrive earlier, queues spread out, and the night starts with good energy instead of frustration. Cheaper first rounds often lead to more rounds later — not fewer. 2. Lower base prices to boost repeat visits A small drop in drink prices can increase total revenue. When the first drink doesn’t feel like daylight robbery, people come back for the second, third, and that classic “one more before we go.” Lower stress, higher spend. Event culture doesn’t need to feel like a financial ambush. When prices feel fair, people drink more, enjoy more, and return more — which is exactly how a scene stays alive. #NightlifeEconomy #EventCulture #drinks

Lambeth Cuts Brockwell Park Country Show — What It Means for Nightlife + Event Discovery South London just took another hit. Lambeth Council has cancelled the Brockwell Park Country Show for 2026, stepping back from both the tradition and the legal fight surrounding major festivals like Mighty Hoopla, Field Day and Wide Awake. After losing a High Court ruling, Lambeth was told the park’s big festivals had exceeded the legal 28-day event limit. An appeal was planned, until now. Instead, the council cut the Country Show, saving £1m+ and bringing the rest of Brockwell’s festivals inside the rules. The surface story is “budget pressures.” The deeper truth is a nightlife system being squeezed from all angles — money, space, regulation and rising costs. What this means for the scene • Fewer free cultural entry points. The Country Show was one of the last big open-access events. • More pressure on promoters, who now face tighter planning and higher costs. • A smaller discovery pipeline for DJs, sounds and scenes that grow outdoors. • Less space to experiment, both physically and culturally. So where does nightlife go now? Even as park events shrink, the appetite for connection is exploding. People want to find their crowd faster. DJs want rooms that match their sound. Promoters want events filled with the right energy, not random footfall. That’s where GoodMuse steps in. When physical spaces compress, discovery has to evolve. Playlist-matching isn’t just a cool feature — it’s becoming essential. The right people, at the right event, in the right vibe… from the moment doors open. The bigger picture London nightlife is creatively alive but financially fragile. The cancellation of the Country Show isn’t an isolated blow — it’s a signal. If we want thriving events, we need smarter ways to connect artists, audiences and culture. The park calendar may tighten. Budgets may shrink. But discovery? That stays limitless. Platforms that help people find their sound — and find each other — will shape the next chapter of London nightlife. #lambethcountryshow #brockwellpark @ntiaofficial @bbcnews Will you miss it?

Jimmy Cliff dies aged 81. Jimmy Cliff’s passing feels like the world just lost one of its loudest, brightest cultural voices. Actor, musician, global trailblazer — and for a time, a star whose fame rivalled Bob Marley — he helped carry reggae from Kingston to every corner of the world. From The Harder They Come to Many Rivers to Cross and You Can Get It If You Really Want, his music defined generations. His role in the 1972 cult classic didn’t just make him a star; it changed how the world saw Jamaica and introduced reggae to millions. His wife, Latifa Chambers, shared that he passed after a seizure and pneumonia, thanking fans for the love that powered him through six decades. Her final tribute — “We see you, Legend” — echoes what the whole world feels. Tributes have flooded in. Jamaica’s Prime Minister called him a “true cultural giant.” UB40’s Ali Campbell called him a “Reggae forefather.” From Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Cliff stood as a bridge between eras, collaborating with everyone from the Rolling Stones to Wyclef Jean. Born James Chambers in a hurricane, he chased greatness from the farms of St James Parish to Kingston, writing hits before 15. More than 30 albums, global tours, awards, and two Grammys later, he was still pushing forward. Even in 2019 he said, “I still have many rivers to cross.” A giant of music and culture. A storyteller. A bridge. A legend forever. Rest in power, Jimmy Cliff. #JimmyCliff #ReggaeLegend #TheHarderTheyCome #ReggaeHistory #JamaicanMusic #CaribbeanCulture #RootsReggae #MusicIcon #RestInPower #Goodmuse