Carl Cox News

Carl Cox, a Briton who lives in Melbourne, is one DJ you're guaranteed to see headlining a stage at one of the big festivals each summer.

Carl Cox and Safehouse Management are proud to announce the rebirth of the legendary Intec Records, with the brand new Intec Digital launching late January 2010.

The biggest night of the year will provide some great party options in Sydney with international acts hitting the decks.

While you're there, check out the museum's latest group exhibit "30 Seconds Off An Inch." 2. Carl Cox is spinning at Cielo tomorrow night .

The two-room celebration will also feature appearances from Tom Middleton, Greg Wilson and Riotous Rockers.

THEY are not quite the same as a holiday in Ibiza... but British music festivals will more than compensate for those summer days not spent on the White Isle.

FRIDAY June 19th sees the phenomenal Deadmau5 hit the decks at Trinity Rooms. His sound transcends various genres of music, flirting with techno and minimal whilst hinting at tech house, trance and electro, and a glance at the names supporting his unique sound is testament to this fact.

Detroit being Detroit, where the roar of 4/4 beats has been the city's primary danceable soundtrack since the 1980s, it isn't surprising that what you'd get at Memorial Day weekend's Movement Festival is an overdose of high-voltage, raw techno power.

Memorial Day weekend is the official kick-off to the summer season. The weather will be nice and plenty of metro Detroiters are ready to kickback and enjoy the long weekend.

With the recent of cancellation of Broken Social Scene fest on Toronto Island and early glances at a limp V-Fest lineup , Toronto's summer music festivals options are looking disconcertingly slim.

TWO more DJ exclusives have been added to this year's Bestival line-up, along with a number of other additional acts.

SURE, there are the summertime shows at Jones Beach and Coney Island. But for New Yorkers willing to travel just a bit further afield, world-class summer music festivals await.