Fabric has announced 13 new residents for its 20th anniversary. 

Club stalwarts Terry Francis and Craig Richards will remain at the centre of the London venue, while a host of fresh names are being drafted in. 

Friday bi-weekly FABRICLIVE will welcome Cimm, Mark Dinimal, Fish & Sherry S alongside DJ Mag jungle favourite Mantra. Meanwhile Forms, the new in-house party that kick starts every other weekend, now comes with Jaden Thompson, Lindsey Matthews and Tommy Vercetti. 

The cloven hoof of festival season is already here, as is proven by London's top pick, Hackney’s experimental and boundary-pushing Test Pressing. Everything from kraut crunch to electro bangs will be explored.

It's worth noting there's another special occasion in the capital this month, as Egg hits sweet 16 and drafts some serious tech to celebrate; Nicole Moudaber, Japan's Hito and Italy's emergent Anna V are among those lighting candles. 

A new London club series, No ID, aims to spotlight South Asian DJs and artists, kicking off with a Wednesday night offering at Rye Wax on 27th March. 

NTS Radio bi-weekly host and Ninja Tune releasee Nabihah Iqbal will headline the event, which aims to platform young, aspiring artists from the Asian diaspora. Reprezent Radio and Beats 1's NAINA is also set to play.

Ah. Now there's that familiar bump (or maybe violent crash) back to Earth. January rarely makes anyone jump for joy, but fear not; it's the start of a fresh year and if the month's club calendar is much to go by 2019 looks set to be pretty strong indeed. 

70% of ravers hate phones on the dancefloor according to a new study, confirming what we all knew anyway. 

According to ComRes research commissioned by Eventbrite, the vast majority of British adults find it irritating when other people are taking pictures or recording videos during live performances. 69% would support 'more than minimal action' to minimise the disruption devices cause. 

Anyone would think it was Christmas, what with the current vibe— mayhem, chaos and hopes pinned on wish-list dreams. Brexit aside, here are the top 30 UK club events for the last time this year. 

Charitable venue The Cause has an incredible offering to kick London off— Skee Mask's album is one of 2018's best, he's playing with our recent interviewee Bruce and Manchester one-to-watch Afrodeutsch. 

Brickworks is a new 8,000sq ft club in Manchester, which will officially open on Friday 30th November with a Tribal Sessions & Haus22 party headlined by Neapolitan techno type, Deborah De Luca. 

The two-roomed space boasts vaulted ceilings and archways, and sits beneath one of the city's most historic Victorian shopping destinations, the Grade II-listed Barton Arcade.

These are the top UK club events in November 2018. And they're very strong indeed. 

London sees Loose Lips on top with mind-blowing future-first stuff via labels UVB 76 and Voitax— Pessimist, Makaton, Cressida b2b Paàl all on the bill. 

If there were arguments as to whether the UK’s regional cities were undergoing an electronic renaissance then this month settles it. 

Fabric is set to relaunch Room Three with a huge new soundsystem, it has been confirmed.