As underground club culture grew in the 1980s, disco evolved into house music and led to a new movement of dance rock bands.

The scene is experiencing a revival with events at classic western saloons, queer bars, nightclubs and breweries.

Some of us dance like no one’s watching, and some of us dance like we have inner ear infections. But if you’re one of the latter? No problem. The Döppeldancer is here to digitally clone you and ...

Over the past few years for Black History Month, World Cafe has dug into different genres and their importance in the Black music canon over the decades. "What I'm talking about when I say dance music ...

Ok, ok, so dancing in your living room in front of the television isn't quite like pulling shapes in a sweaty club surrounded by under-dressed women, but that's where your imagination comes in. If you ...

Neo-traditional country sounds came electric-sliding onto the dance floor in the 1980s, without the waltzing and two-stepping that kept old-school country couples dancing for decades. Then, in the ...

Large groups of choreographed dancers, often called “damas”, with speakers blaring, a leader chanting and participants shouting and laughing, are a common sight in urban China’s public parks. But in ...