Max Heyraud, Author at Four/Four Magazine

On This Day in 1988: Sweat It Out Became a Defining Moment in Manchester’s Acid House Story

Max HeyraudOctober 8, 2026

On this night in 1988, Manchester’s acid-house story took another decisive turn as the original Sweat It Out warehouse party brought together DJs, dancers and a city increasingly consumed by the new sound coming over from Chicago and London. The ... Read More...

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Dublin Panel to Explore Access to Culture and the Future of Nightlife

Max HeyraudOctober 8, 2026

Give Us The Night and Labour Youth Ireland are bringing Ireland’s nightlife reform debate to Dublin on Monday, with a panel exploring access to culture, licensing and the future of the country’s after-dark scene. Taking place upstairs at Doyles, ... Read More...

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PsyCare Nominated for National Mental Health & Wellbeing Award

Max HeyraudOctober 7, 2026

PsyCare Ireland has been nominated in the Mental Health & Wellbeing category at the National Social Enterprise Awards 2026, recognising its work providing mental health and harm reduction support across the country’s festival and club communitie... Read More...

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Pioneering London Queer Club Heaven Granted Protection From Redevelopment

Max HeyraudOctober 5, 2026

One of London’s oldest clubs and legendary queer nightclubs, Heaven has been granted protected status as an Asset of Community Value, recognising the venue’s longstanding importance to the city’s LGBTQ+ community and nightlife culture. Since open... Read More...

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Jazzy’s Dublin To The World Documentary Is a Love Letter to Home

Max HeyraudOctober 5, 2026

Last week, Jazzy released a new mini-documentary, Dublin to the World, offering an intimate look at a summer spent balancing international touring, studio sessions and preparations for her debut album, Peace & Patience. The film follows the D... Read More...

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A Bastion of Cork’s Queer Club Culture, Milk Celebrates Its Second Birthday

Max HeyraudOctober 1, 2026

Cork queer club night Milk celebrates its second birthday at Dali on October 3rd, returning to the venue where it all began two years ago with a night of boundary-pushing music, drag and community. A stronghold of Cork’s queer club scene, Milk is... Read More...

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Irish Workers Face Tougher Rules To Stay In Australia

Max HeyraudOctober 1, 2026

Young Irish travellers working in hospitality and agriculture in Australia face tougher rules if they want to extend their stay, with a new visa lottery set to replace the previous pathway to a second year. Irish applicants who complete the requi... Read More...

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Four Four to Discuss the Present and Future of Electronic Music at Ireland Music Week

Max HeyraudSeptember 30, 2026

Ireland Music Week is underway, with Shiv of Four Four Magazine set to take part in a panel exploring the current state and future of electronic music. Taking place tomorrow at 4:30pm at The Crow Bar in Dublin’s Button Factory, “Exploring Electro... Read More...

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Local Selection 318: Lana Hayes B2B Sleepyhead

Max HeyraudSeptember 30, 2026

Local Selection 318 sees Lana Hayes and Sleepyhead join forces, bringing their bass-heavy, freaky sounds to the mix with the same energy and chemistry they bring to the dance floor. Friends by chance, DJs by choice. Lana Hayes and Sleepyhead go t... Read More...

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Ireland Could Make Public Transport Free for Everyone Under 25

Max HeyraudSeptember 29, 2026

A new proposal from the National Youth Council of Ireland would remove fares for everyone aged 25 and under, as rising living costs put pressure on young people across the country. The National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) has called on the Go... Read More...

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