Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) has officially wrapped up its 2025 program, marking the festival’s largest and most diverse edition in history. Taking place 22–26 October, ADE will feature over 3,300 artists, performing at 1,200 events spread across nearly 250 venues throughout Amsterdam - a monumental milestone for the world’s leading electronic music conference and festival.
To conclude the rollout, ADE revealed a final wave of names that includes Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Charlotte de Witte, Vintage Culture, Honey Dijon, ANOTR, AfroSalto (Afrojack x Gregor Salto), DBN Gogo, KI/KI, Skepta, Pan-Pot, Nicole Moudaber, Partiboi69, and Skee Mask, among many others. This expansive roster underscores ADE’s mission to showcase every corner of the electronic spectrum — from house and techno to amapiano, drum and bass, and experimental electronica.
Furthermore, this year’s edition introduces several standout showcases. For the first time, De Nieuwe Kerk transforms into a cathedral of sound, hosting a special performance by Honey Dijon alongside the ZO! Gospel Choir. Meanwhile, the Planetarium at ARTIS Zoo will stage a series of immersive dome concerts, and Fabrique des Lumières will merge music and visual art in collaboration with Stewww. The festival’s six Opening Specials on October 22 will simultaneously launch across Amsterdam’s most iconic venues – from Melkweg to the Van Gogh Museum.
Beyond the festival circuit, ADE Pro Conference brings together influential voices from across the global industry. Attendees can expect appearances from Armin van Buuren, KI/KI, ANOTR, Skepta, Joris Voorn, Vintage Culture, DBN Gogo, Nicole Moudaber, Scuba, and Chris Stussy, among others. The ADE Pro Pass, offering full access to the conference and exclusive events, is available now via amsterdam-dance-event.nl.
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