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Labryinto has confirmed that the festival will not take place over New Year’s Eve 2025, following four consecutive editions in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste Province. The beloved boutique festival, known for its blend of music, nature, and immersive experiences, announced a pause as it reimagines its next chapter.

In a heartfelt message to its community, the Labryinto team reflected on the need for rest and renewal after four magical years, stating that they’re “not about rinse-and-repeat” and want to keep things fresh. The team hinted at exciting changes ahead, including new dates, locations, and upgraded production for NYE 2026. While no new venue or timeframe has been announced yet, the organisers have assured fans they’ll be the first to know once plans are finalised.

The 2024–25 edition featured a globally curated lineup including Âme (Live), Bedouin, Jamie Jones, Mind Against, Deer Jade, and Folamour, alongside a strong roster of regional and emerging acts. The decision to take a break in 2025 comes as a surprise to many, but also underscores Labryinto’s commitment to creativity and evolution over repetition.

Labryinto’s return in 2026 promises a bold new direction that will elevate the festival to new heights. Until then, fans are encouraged to keep the spirit alive, with the team expressing excitement for wherever the next adventure may lead. Eyes are now on 2026 for the festival’s anticipated rebirth.

Labryinto Confirms It Will Not Return for NYE 2025

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The Costa Rica-based NYE festival will not go ahead this year but promises big plans for 2026.

High Tide Festival is officially coming back in 2025, with organisers confirming the event will return to McEwan Park, Wellington on 8th November, 2025. Now in its fourth year, the high-energy dance and bass music celebration has become a staple on New Zealand’s summer festival circuit, drawing local legends and international talent to the capital’s scenic waterfront.

Following a massive 2024 edition that featured artists like Friction, S.P.Y, Example, Vibe Chemistry, Nicole Millar, and Scribe, excitement is already building for what the 2025 lineup will bring. Today’s teaser video has fuelled speculation, featuring a track by UK bass producer Bushbaby—hinting he may be among the names set to perform this November.

Known for its tight production, stacked stages, and immersive atmosphere, High Tide continues to elevate Wellington’s presence on the global electronic festival map. With a blend of drum and bass, house, grime, and hip hop, it remains a key fixture for fans looking to kick off their summer with high-octane energy and waterfront views.

More details, including the full artist lineup and ticket release info, are expected soon. Festivalgoers are encouraged to mark the date and prepare for another massive day by the harbour.

High Tide Sets 2025 Date With Teaser Featuring Bushbaby

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High Tide returns to McEwan Park in Wellington on 8th November, 2025.

Changing Tides Festival is officially returning to Kiama in 2025, with organisers confirming the coastal celebration will hit the NSW South Coast on 22nd November, 2025. Now entering its third year, the boutique event is set to introduce some big changes—shifting from a two-day format to a streamlined single-day experience. It's also moving up the calendar, taking place in late November for the first time after previously being held in mid-December.

Held at the scenic Kiama Showgrounds, Changing Tides has quickly become a fan-favourite for its stunning beachside setting and homegrown talent. Last year’s lineup featured heavy-hitters like Hilltop Hoods, Ocean Alley, Lime Cordiale, Tones and I, and Ruel, along with emerging names such as Peach PRC, Mallrat, and Pacific Avenue. With the 2025 artist lineup now officially teased as “coming soon,” expectations are already high for another genre-blending, sun-soaked celebration.

The change to a one-day format reflects a new vision for the festival’s future—delivering a tighter, more dynamic programme while retaining the laid-back, surfy vibe that makes Changing Tides so beloved. Fans can still expect a stacked schedule of live acts, great food, and the coastal energy that defines the festival’s unique atmosphere.

With the artist announcement on the horizon, music lovers are being urged to mark their calendars and prepare for one of NSW’s most scenic summer festivals. Ticketing info and lineup details are expected to drop soon.

Changing Tides Festival Returns in November 2025

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Changing Tides Festival 2025 set for 22nd November with lineup drop coming soon.

Creamfields Asia is officially coming to Bangkok for the first time, with its largest-ever Asian edition set for 13th and 14th December, 2025. Taking place at the indoor IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Center in Muang Thong Thani, this major event is expected to draw over 50,000 fans from across the Asia-Pacific region.

Blind tickets will be available from 5th to 7th July, offering the best-value access before further ticket phases and the official lineup reveal. General Admission passes are priced at 4,500 THB and VIP tickets at 9,500 THB, both excluding fees. With prices rising at every stage, this limited release is the most affordable way to secure entry to one of Asia’s premier electronic music festivals.

Presented by Live Nation Electronic Asia, Live Nation Tero, UTA Venture and Nation Group, Creamfields Asia 2025 promises a supersized experience with four massive stages and an immersive indoor production. Past editions across Asia have hosted world-renowned names including Martin Garrix, Tiësto, DJ Marshmello, and Above & Beyond, with this year’s lineup expected to go even bigger.

While Creamfields has previously touched down in Thailand, this marks its long-awaited Bangkok debut. Fans can look forward to a next-level celebration of dance music in the capital, delivering high-energy performances, boundary-pushing visuals, and an unforgettable indoor rave experience.

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Creamfields Asia 2025 Announces Blind Ticket Sale for Bangkok Debut

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Creamfields hits Thailand’s capital for the first time with four stages and 50,000 fans expected.

A monumental night in Melbourne’s dance music history is locked in for Monday, 3rd November (Cup Eve) as the past and future unite for the official launch of Tribes Festival 2025, alongside a long-awaited Two Tribes Reunion. Now, the highly anticipated lineup has officially dropped, bringing with it a surge of excitement across the local electronic music scene.

Leading the charge are trance and progressive icons Ferry Corsten, Markus Schulz, and Estiva (Armada), who will headline the celebration across two stages. They’ll be joined by an all-star cast of Australian legends including Papa Smurf, Mark James & Peewee Ferris, Sgt.Slick, Andy Van, Steve Bleas, Sean Quinn, Jason Midro, Ahmet Atasever, and Ben Evans, delivering a night rooted in history and charged with forward motion.

Set at Melbourne Pavilion in Kensington, the event marks both a tribute to 25 years of underground dance culture and the dawn of a bold new chapter. It’s more than a reunion. It’s the beginning of something new. With the first ticket release already sold out, demand is sky-high and fans are urged to act fast.

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Whether you're returning to where it all began or discovering the legacy for the first time, this Cup Eve celebration promises to be an unforgettable fusion of past, present and future. The underground never dies and the tribe is calling.

Tribes Festival 2025 Launches with Two Tribes Reunion Lineup Reveal

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Ferry Corsten, Markus Schulz and Aussie dance legends join forces for Two Tribes 2025 Reunion.