We Infiltrated Soho House To See DJ Daddy Skream, Here’s What Happened…

There’s nothing more powerful than holding your own in spaces where you’re not welcome. Walking into Soho House, the imposter syndrome hit hard, we rocked up wearing our usual attire (looking cool as ever whilst doing so) but amongst the Louboutins, bodycons and clutch bags we stuck out like a sore (and very poor) thumb, so much so that before reaching the roof to see DJ Daddy Skream we already had the nepo babies up in arms, one grassing us up for going to the toilets in twos (what a sad little life Jane)…

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Broke’s Big F*ck Off Festival Guide 2024: UK Edition

I think we can all agree that the country is in the absolute gutter, but one thing it has going for it is a gutwrenchingly good roster of festivals because let’s be honest, nothing beats British rave culture. We know it can be overwhelming deciding where to put your hard-earned p’s or picking just one festival to splash on this season (this cost of greed crisis can stick it), so we’ve rounded up our list of goated festivals, undiscovered gems, taking into account everything from top-notch lineups to unique atmospheres. Whether you’re a seasoned festival-goer or a first-timer, use this guide to guarantee a banging summer of seshing starting with our god-tier trio…

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Miami Music Week: Where Rhythms Meet Revelry

As I stepped into the pulsating heart of Miami Music Week, I was immediately engulfed by a whirlwind of energy, colour and sound of the city. I could sense what the week had to offer. It felt as if you were walking along the streets of Vice City on GTA back in day with the pimped up yellow cabs and buses. Even the police cars were all pimped up to an extend, such a nostalgic effect/feeling when you’re cutting about heading to the rave.

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A Night to Remember: Inside No 90’s 10th Anniversary Celebration

Attending No 90’s 10th Anniversary celebration on behalf of Broke Mag definitely set the tone for this Easter Weekend. A short walk from Hackney Wick station, the night was alive with creatives in search of the hottest motive. Kelly and I approached the warehouse lot with the excitement of what was to come; however, we couldn’t even begin to prepare for the night that we were about to have…

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Dance floor domination at Argys album tour

To be invited to Argy’s largest London headline show at Outer Net in Soho, instantly I grabbed my  girls, pre gamed hard ( maybe a little too hard ) and we shot over there! The other Brokerz that  joined me Saturday are not die hard tech fans, which I’ll let you know at the end if Argy and Ida  Engberg had influenced them to update their new Spotify playlist.  

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Here’s What Happened When HE.SHE.THEY Hit Brooklyn

It was a frigid February afternoon as partiers across NYC made their way to Superior Ingredients to catch the HE.SHE.THEY. Brooklyn return. With what seems like an unlimited choice of potential events, hundreds chose to attend the 14-hour marathon dual-level event put on by the powerhouse brand that is HE.SHE.THEY. With a lineup including legends from Katie Rex to Shermanology, how could you not choose to spend your evening in Williamsburg?

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If You’re Sick Of The UK Goverment F*cking Over Festivals, AIF Have The Answer, And They Need Your Help

If the thought of losing more god-tier events sends a shiver down your spine, there is something you can do. The Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) have launched a new campaign, ‘5% For Festivals’, calling for a temporary reduction from 20% to 5% VAT on ticket sales for the next three years, giving promoters and festivals time to get back on their feet and rebuild after a series of rough years. AIF’s movement includes a new website that outlines the problems promoters are facing and gives festival-goers tools to write to their MPs about the VAT reduction…

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