Ahead of their two-night residency in Dublin, dance music legends BASEMENT JAXX talk to Edwin McFee about their new direction, the resurrection of the...

The dance-pop duo are back with their fifth album.

The Brixton artists come to Co Antrim to headline a special seaside party.

Roll up, roll up for Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe’s discombobulating, goshbustified sockdolager of a fourth album, the most cockamamie carnival to ever...

Having supported Robbie Williams at Croke Park in June, Basement Jaxx are returning to Dublin for a headline date.

Basement Jaxx and The Ordinary Boys have been confirmed as the special guests on June 9 as Robbie Williams’ latest road marathon kicks off in Dublin’s...

Basement Jaxx fans are in for a treat this summer and Dublin's Marlay Park is ground zero

For those who want the weekend to end on a high note, the place to be is The Ticket Stage with an act that never fails to deliver a set full of crowd...

With a roster featuring such luminaries as The White Stripes, Electric Six, Dizzee Rascal and The Avalanches, the XL label is right now occupying a position...

Definitely one of the best dance albums of the year.

One of the highlights of this year's Witnness festival Basement Jaxx drop hints about their forthcoming third album, explain why Brixton is so important to...

The Jaxx live arsenal of infectious house stompers puts most other noodly dance duos to shame

Stanton Warriors win this round with a breakbeat mix that sounds just like an old Rennie Pilgrim track a kick in the ass.

The Jaxx attempt to reclaim Ibiza with the most hands in the air cut from their recent LP. Can they do it? ‘Course they can. The boys provide an...

Basement Jaxx have never been purveyors of any kind of pigeon-hole dance music. From early excursions like the ragga-influenced ‘Flylife’ to the...

Dance music far too often falls into one of two extreme camps - either anal-retentive 'underground values, maaan' or else cheesy, commercial Ibiza-anthems hell.