Martin Garrix opens pop-up store at X Bank during Amsterdam Dance Event

For the third year in a row, Martin Garrix will open his own pop-up store during the upcoming edition of Amsterdam Dance Event. The world’s number one DJ recently announced the release of his book LIFE=CRAZY on the 17th of October, and to celebrate he is opening a pop-up store at X BANK, a one-of-a-kind concept store & art gallery. X Bank is home to over 180 Dutch labels in art, fashion and design in an amazing 700 m sq. space. It is located on the first floor of the W Hotel Amsterdam, situated between Singel Canal and the Royal Palace.

From the 18th of October till the 21st of October, visitors can get a full Garrix experience at X BANK. Next to the book launch accompanied by an exposition and official merchandise, Microsoft will also be present to offer fans a special experience in support of the book. Microsoft AI analyzed thousands of pictures that didn’t make the final cut for the book and created a kaleidoscope where fans will be surrounded by shots customized just for them.

Martin Garrix said the following about him opening the pop-up store:

‘’I’m super excited for the official launch of my book and that we will be opening a pop-up store again during Amsterdam Dance Event this year. We have some very special things lined up, so make sure you stop by!’’

Garrix’ book LIFE = CRAZY is a visual journey through the life of the renowned DJ/producer in more intimate detail than ever before. Although his story has been told before, LIFE = CRAZY offers a new inside view which is unmatched, with personal moments as well as the greatest events captured in amazing photographs. Be sure to allot some time in your busy ADE schedule to visit the pop-up store and pick up your copy of the book.

Pre-order #LifeIsCrazy now to have a chance of receiving a signed copy: https://t.co/5cdS7BgTAY

A few weeks ago I signed 500 copies of my upcoming book LIFE = CRAZY. These copies will be randomly distributed by @mendobooks among all pre-orders! pic.twitter.com/rhRC1wW5eB

— MARTIN GARRIX (@MartinGarrix) September 20, 2018