Max Heyraud, Author at Four/Four Magazine

On This Day in 1996: Everything But The Girl Made Chart History with a 55-Week Run

Max HeyraudAugust 24, 2026

On this day in 1996, Everything But The Girl’s “Missing” made US chart history, appearing on the Billboard Hot 100 for its 55th week and breaking the previous longevity record held by The Four Seasons’ “December, 1963 (Oh What a Night).” The reco... Read More...

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Mix Of The Week: Peggs – Aaja Radio [08.08.26]

Max HeyraudAugust 21, 2026

Hot off the presses, London-based electro stalwart Peggs soundtracks this week’s Mix Of The Week with an hour of apocalyptic electro on Aaja Radio. Ireland hasn’t exactly been a breeding ground for electro DJs, but the ones who have emerged from ... Read More...

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Club 69, One Of Scotland’s Longest-Running Clubs, To Close

Max HeyraudAugust 21, 2026

The venue announced the news on social media on 19th August, revealing that the current management team’s tenure will conclude after a final run of events. Club 69, the long-running Paisley basement venue, is set to close its doors on Saturday 10... Read More...

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A New App Wants to Rate DJs Like Restaurants, Movies and Hotels

Max HeyraudAugust 20, 2026

Just moments ago, Mixmag reported that Jordan Taylor, head of club culture documentation platform Tough Luck, has developed an app called Seen Live, which allows users to rate and review DJs they’ve seen. Taylor told Mixmag that he wanted the app... Read More...

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Late Concertgoers Warned They Could Face £30 Charge From UK Promoter

Max HeyraudAugust 20, 2026

Concertgoers arriving late could be hit with a £30 charge under a new rule being enforced by UK event promoter Labyrinth Events. The company, which organises concerts and other live events in Britain, requires ticket holders to check their ticket... Read More...

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New Film Skintown Explores Northern Ireland’s Rave Scene During the 1994 Ceasefire

Max HeyraudAugust 19, 2026

A new film about youth, drugs and rave culture in 1990s Northern Ireland has premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Skintown, directed by Kieron J. Walsh and adapted by Ciarán McMenamin from his 2018 novel, is set in Enniskillen ... Read More...

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Local Selection 312: The Dogfather

Max HeyraudAugust 19, 2026

For the latest edition of our Local Selection series, we welcome Dublin DJ Dylan Shields, aka The Dogfather, to the mix with a spinning selection of smoggy house cuts. At just 21 years old, Dylan has been behind the decks for nearly three years, ... Read More...

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Gravity Hits Goes to FM in “Extraordinary” Push for Local DJs, says Programme Director

Max HeyraudAugust 18, 2026

Gravity Hits, the electronic music station run by Irish broadcaster Emerald Media Group (EMG), is expanding onto FM for a 30-day run across four cities, adding to its existing presence on the national FáilteDAB trial and its online and smart speaker... Read More...

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A New Female-Led Market and Day Party Is Coming to Dublin

Max HeyraudAugust 18, 2026

Introducing Basadi Club Summer Market Party, an eclectic gathering of women-led businesses and independent creatives, bringing together shopping, food and community with a day party at The Hen’s Teeth this Sunday, in collaboration with HERSET. Th... Read More...

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21 Affordable Artist Studios Are Coming to Dublin’s O’Connell Street

Max HeyraudAugust 17, 2026

A long-vacant section of Dublin’s O’Connell Street is set to take on a new life, with 21 affordable artist studios due to open above the Asics store later this year. For a number of years, the building’s upper floors have been vacant. Now, as par... Read More...

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