It’s the Easter weekend, which means one of two things… plenty of Easter puns, and an ‘eggcellent’ selection of tunes from the Long Live House Radio Show with Graeme Park!

Today, April 18, is Todd Terry’s 52nd birthday, so for this week’s Throwback Thursday, we turn the clock back to the late 80s and a piece of acid house goodness.

As dance music gimmicks go, this one was a knockout. Twenty years ago today (16 April 1999) Fatboy Slim and Armand van Helden set foot in a boxing ring for

Legendary Brussels club Fuse opened its doors on this day (16 April) in 1994, establishing a techno legacy that is up there with Berlin’s Tresor and Paris’ Rex Club. The

Welcome to 909rewind, a new series from 909originals that delves into the early careers of some of dance music’s biggest names, uncovering hidden gems and familiar classics from the archives.

On this day [13 April] in 1993, The Pod opened its doors, ushering in a new era of sophistication for Dublin clubbing. Located underneath the old Harcourt Street Railway Station

Get set for the weekend with the latest instalment of the Long Live House Radio Show, brought to you by Graeme Park..! This week’s two hour mix features Kim English

This week marks the 30th anniversary of the release of one of the most influential dance/hip hop/jazz/funk/soul… you name it… albums of the 1980s, Soul II Soul’s Club Classics Vol.

Two decades on from first touching down on ‘planet Cardiff’, it looks like Justin Kerrigan, the director of Human Traffic, is finally getting the band back together. While details at

Welcome to 909rewind, a new series from 909originals that delves into the early careers of some of dance music’s biggest names, uncovering hidden gems and familiar classics from the archives.