ADE announces dates for 2021 edition
While the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) is gearing up for its 2020 event on October 21st through October 25th, the festival organisers have just announced their 2021 dates. The ADE 2021 dates that have been announced are October 13th through October 17th. ADE is famously known for the gathering of industry professionals within dance music along with performances from top named
Don’t Let Daddy Know to return to Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam for 2021
E&A Events have recently revealed that their much-loved international dance concept Don't Let Daddy Know is to return to its previous home of the Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam for its 2021 edition. Taking place next March (6th), DJ's will gather in the dutch capital for one night of dance music madness. Although times are uncertain, the organisers are confident that they will be
Live Nation’s CEO shares optimism ahead of 2021 festival season
The COVID-19 pandemic has been wreaking havoc across every industry, but perhaps one of the most affected has been the events circuit. With cancellation upon cancellation flooding in across the year, many events have faced the struggle of a completely empty season. However, there has been a great deal of optimism shown regarding 2021, with the events calendar quickly filling
Anjunadeep London has been postponed to July 2021
One of the most anticipated events on the London electronic music circuit has been postponed to July 2021. Anjunadeep London - Open Air Evolved, scheduled to take place on July 25, 2020 at the Magazine London venue, was yet another major event affected by the current COVID-19 pandemic. The lineup for this event was due to feature names like Lane 8, Tinlicker,
BREAKING: Mysteryland 2020 is postponed to 2021
The 2020 edition of the Dutch festival Mysteryland is postponed to August 27th-29th 2021, after the release of an official statement from the organizers on their website and social media platforms. This is yet another festival impacted by the crisis around the COVID-19 pandemic. In the past few weeks, other major events have also been postponed to 2021, such as Tomorrowland Belgium,
Kölsch believes “incredible music” on the way in 2021 due to extra studio time
Danish techno maestro Kölsch has told Tomorrowland he believes that time off from touring during the coronavirus pandemic will mean we will see more "incredible music" release next year. With some of his major dates now cancelled and postponed, Tomorrowland sat down with the 43-year-old to discuss life during and beyond the on-going pandemic. After sadly losing a family member to COVID-19, the