EDM Hub is online: one platform for the whole night scene

Since 12 November 2026, EDM Hub has been online, and the first of you are already here: artists setting up their profiles, clubs adding their next nights, crews inviting their people. Time to take a moment and tell you what we're building here – and why.

Why EDM Hub exists

Electronic music lives on people finding each other: on the dance floor, behind the decks, at the cloakroom, in the first-aid tent, in the booking office. But knowing who plays where and when, who books whom and who makes what possible is scattered – across stories that vanish after 24 hours, group chats, flyers, ticket sites and word of mouth. If you're new, it's hard to find your way in. If you've been around for years, you often only reach your own bubble.

EDM Hub brings all of that into one place. A platform for the electronic music scene and night culture, whatever the genre: Techno and House, Drum & Bass and Dubstep, Trance and Psytrance, Hardstyle, Ambient and everything in between. The purpose is simple: connecting people – and giving everyone a stage, not just those who already have the biggest one.

Everyone gets a page

On EDM Hub, what counts isn't how big you are but that you're part of the scene. Everyone gets the same tools:

• Artists: the DJ playing their first gigs just as much as the international headliner – plus MCs, producers, live acts, VJs and bands.
• Venues: the little club round the corner, the bar with decks, the open-air site and the big hall.
• Events and event series: the monthly night in the basement just as much as the festival with three stages.
• Crews: collectives, promoter teams and sound systems, with their members.
• Supporters: everyone without whom no night happens – photography and video, sound engineering and lighting, stage building, booking agencies, labels, promoters, security, awareness teams, volunteer first-aid services, drug checking and harm reduction, street outreach, print shops for flyers and posters, press, radio and podcasts, night and club commissions, associations, funders and foundations.

The people behind the scenes are the ones who are otherwise barely visible. Here they get a place of their own – and if you're looking for an awareness crew, a first-aid service or a lighting company, you'll find them in the directory, filtered by type and location.

Your page, your way

A page is set up in a few seconds and grows with you. You put it together from building blocks:

• music and videos embedded directly, image galleries and texts,
• links to your channels and tickets,
• your next dates and where you've already played,
• line-up and timetable for events,
• downloads such as press photos or riders,
• a contact tile for enquiries, member lists for crews and even polls.

Every page is free and will stay that way. If you want more visibility, you can add an advertising package – with the Premium mark, a place in the featured rows and statistics about your own audience. You choose the amount yourself. It's never required.

Connections, not a one-way street

On EDM Hub, everything is linked: an event shows which venue it takes place in and who's on the line-up. An artist page shows where they're playing next. A crew shows who belongs to it, and every member shows everywhere they're involved. Bit by bit, this builds a map of the scene where every click leads to the next encounter.

With messages, you write to pages directly – for a booking, a collaboration or simply a thank-you for last night. Every conversation starts with a request that the page accepts or declines. That keeps the inboxes of clubs, artists and teams tidy, and nobody has to worry about spam.

For everyone who dances

You don't need an account to browse: events, calendar, map, news and the directory are open to everyone. Search by city and radius, by genre or category, and find out what's on near you at the weekend.

With an account, it gets personal: follow your artists, clubs and series and get notified when a new event is added, something changes or a night is cancelled. Save your surroundings and your regions. And subscribe to your personal calendar in Google, Apple or Outlook – with the line-up and ticket link right in the entry.

Stories from the scene

This article is the first in our news – but we're not the only ones writing here. Artists, labels and supporters can submit articles of their own: production tips, tutorials, scene history, interviews, awareness and health, sound and PA, law and politics around the night. After a quick look from our moderators, they appear for everyone. Not a promo sheet, but knowledge that takes the scene further.

Join in

EDM Hub is only as good as the people who fill it. Create an account, set up your page and add your next dates. Invite your crew, link the venues where you play, and tell the people you share your nights with. If you don't know where to start, choose “I am from the scene” or “I am a fan” in the help – there we'll guide you step by step.

We've only just launched, and a lot is still going to grow. Missing something, something not working, or got an idea? Write to us – every piece of feedback comes straight to us and helps make EDM Hub the platform the scene deserves.

See you on the dance floor. And from now on, here too.

Your EDM Hub team