Black Coffee

All roads lead to Manchester on Saturday 25th October.

From ANTS METALWORKS to residences from the likes of Black Coffee and Paco Osuna, Ibiza is in for a treat this summer.

2025 marks 31 years of the seminal house and techno festival.

With a line-up that includes Skepta and Más Tiempo, Kerri Chandler, TSHA, Jayda G, and more.

Running from Friday 28th April to Monday 1st May, each of the four nights has been curated to reflect a different aspect of the Southwark venue.

Black Coffee, who contributed to Drake's 'Honestly, Nevermind,' said he heard the news directly from Coach K, the boss of Lil Baby's label home Quality Control.

Taking place on October 8, the two closing parties will feature sets from Black Coffee, The Martinez Brothers, Peggy Gou, Damian Lazarus, and more.

He’ll reportedly be playing an extended set of his own, but he's also bringing with him Cincity, Djeff, Kitty Amor, TSHA, and William Djoko.

Drake surprised fans on Thursday night with his seventh studio album 'Honestly, Nevermind,' less than a year after his landmark 'Certified Lover Boy' record.

They’ve already confirmed the bulk of the line-up, including heavyweights like Adam Beyer, Armin Van Buuren, Jeff Mills, Carl Cox, Jamie Jones, and more.

It's a collaboration-heavy project, with each track boasting at least one or two guests, and a reflection of the global stardom he's achieved in recent years.

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A highly anticipated performance that will see him joined by William Djoko and DJ Angelo.

Black Coffee sits down for a quick chat during his UK tour to tell us his views on the UK's music scene and the collaborations that have contributed to his sound over the past five years.

We talk South Africa, racism, and expensive leather jackets.