Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), the world’s largest electronic music festival and industry gathering, has unveiled the first wave of over 250 confirmed artists for its 2025 edition.
With over 100 ADE Festival events already announced, ADE 2025 promises to deliver yet another extraordinary five-day experience from October 22–26, transforming Amsterdam into the global capital of electronic music once again.
Among the most anticipated moments of this first announcement, Skepta stands out as a key figure to watch: the UK grime pioneer will bring his house label Mas Tiempo to the Shelter club, and will also take part in the ADE Pro conference, underlining his growing role as a cross-genre innovator.
Meanwhile, Black Coffee and Klangkuenstler are each set to headline solo shows at the Ziggo Dome, offering large-scale performances that reflect their global status in the electronic scene.
The festival’s official opening concert at Melkweg will feature South African star DBN Gogo, kicking off ADE 2025 with a vibrant and culturally rich performance.
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The program also includes a milestone celebration for techno veteran Dave Clarke, who will mark two decades of his acclaimed series Dave Clarke Presents.
Dutch favorite Job Jobse will return with an extended four-hour set at Hemkade, promising an immersive and emotionally charged dancefloor journey.
These events are just the beginning of what is expected to be a massive lineup featuring over 3,000 artists across more than 200 venues throughout Amsterdam.
Among the first 9% of the lineup are notable acts such as: Armin van Buuren, Ben Böhmer, Boys Noize, Chippy Nonstop, Daria Kolosova, Enzo Siragusa, HAAi, Helena Hauff, John Summit, Marcel Dettmann, Mau P, MEUTE, Planetary Assault Systems, Robert Hood, Shanti Celeste, The Shapeshifters, SPFDJ, and many others.
The full program will be announced in the coming months.
Individual event tickets are now available and the ADE Pro Pass, which grants access to the full conference experience, is also on sale.
ADE is organised by the Amsterdam Dance Event Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to supporting the global electronic music scene through innovation, talent development and cultural exchange, building a sustainable future for the industry.
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