Media coverage

Longevity Rave launched on 6th July 2024 at the Love Shack in London. The idea that music and dance can bring generations together and keep people young resonated. News has travelled around the world and Longevity Rave has hit the zeitgeist as a key longevity trend in 2025! In 2026 we are now running the JoyScore Experiment to identify a scientific measure designed to quantify how joy, connection, synchrony, and emotional uplift affect our brains, bodies, and long-term health. It is being developed because the science is now unequivocal: human connection is one of the strongest predictors of longevity. We want JoyScore to become as mainstream and actionable as step count, sleep score, or heart-rate variability.

Published in DJane Mag, this feature tells the story of Longevity Rave bringing together the incredible energy of Tina Technotic and Yukari to Hackney Bridge, London for a night of techno and connection on 21 March 2026

A feature published by DJane Mag, a global platform for women DJs, on Turning Raves into Longevity Science generated excitement around the world, hitting over 24K likes on instagram..

Tina Woods profiled in Business Insider. Trended on Instagram, second most popular post after Elon Musk at DAVOS.

Launch of JoyScore Experiment. The new laboratory for happiness science: A Silicon Valley rave

“The longevity field has obsessively measured everything except the things that make life worth living: joy, connection, belonging, community. JoyScore could help to design and incentivize next generation products and services that matter most to us,” says Tina Woods

A feature on Tina's journey in biological age reduction featured on the eve of Longevity Rave in Madrid, as part of the TransVision Longevity Summit 1-2 Otober 2025.

What happens when a #longevityexpert hits the dance floor and becomes a DJ at 60?

What does it take to live to 100? As people live longer lives, experts take to the SXSW London stages to discuss healthspans, joyspans and longevity raves.

Tina Woods, AKA Tina Technotic, now DJs around the world and has found a new sense of connection. She even believes it’s lowering her biological age

VML reports from SWSX London 2025 on how raves are reborn as the surprising new frontier for wellness and connection.

H-Hour #267 features Yukari Takehisa – co-founder of Longevity Rave. Yukari , a DJ, delves into the liberating power of raving and its positive impact on mental health and longevity.

HumanWare Project Podcast - Tina Woods interviewed by Meline Liu on how Longevity Rave is creating a new movement

The year’s biggest longevity trends that will extend into 2025

Business Insider - 18 July 2024 (picked up in over 70 news outlets worldwide)