AMSTERDAM DANCE EVENT (ADE) ANNOUNCED SECOND WAVE OF DJS & ARTISTS FOR ADE 2024

The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), the world’s largest festival and business gathering for electronic music, has revealed the second wave of confirmed artists for its 2024 edition.

Among the newly announced performers are Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Anyma, Charlotte de Witte, DJ Heartstring, DVS1, Eefje de Visser, Gene on Earth, Job Jobse, KI/KI, Korolova, Mama Snake, Mau P, Moodymann, and many others.

ADE 2024, running from October 16 to 20, is set to be the most extensive festival and conference for electronic music worldwide, featuring over 1,000 events and an expected 3,000+ artists.

This unparalleled event offers not only top-tier musical performances but also an extraordinary variety of settings and special concerts.

This year’s ADE opening concerts are among the most anticipated highlights. Attendees can look forward to Nick Verstand’s brand new visual spectacle, an exclusive performance by Eefje de Visser at the Van Gogh Museum, and Greetje Bijma x Oceanic at Bimhuis.

Other standout events include the Metropole Orkest’s tribute to J Dilla at Melkweg and Lavinia Meijer x Nikki Hock at Zuiderkerk.

Tomorrowland will also be hosting two Afterlife shows, along with celebrating their 20th anniversary at Ziggo Dome.

Additionally, KI/KI returns to De Bajes, Amsterdam’s former prison space, following last year’s surprise back-to-back set with Armin van Buuren.

Other unique venues featured in the program include the Royal Tropical Institute, De Hollandsche Manege, and Stenen Hoofd.

Several artists will also participate in the ADE Pro conference, sharing their insights on topics such as touring, live events, and the evolution of club scenes in key markets.

Notable speakers include Martin Garrix, Mau P, Indira Paganotto, Ellen Allien, Chris Stussy, Sama’ Abdulhadi, Sara Landry, and Miss Monique.

ADE 2024 will be an edition not to be missed!

Individual tickets are available through ADE’s program, and the ADE Pro Pass is available here.