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Amsterdam Dance Event Announces Second Wave of Festival Acts Amsterdam Dance Event announces second wave of festival acts With the latest addition of Ben Klock (DE), Daniel Avery (GB), Fedde Le Grand (NL), Jeff Mills (US), Noisia (NL), Rebolledo (MX), Ricardo Villalobos (CL) and Skepta (GB), ADE’s Festival line-up is starting to take serious form. Among the second selection of artists are: Acid Arab (FR), Agoria (FR), Alesso (SE), Âme (DE), AnD (GB), Andhim (DE), Arjun Vagale (IN), Art Department (CA), Barnt (DE), Bart Skils (NL), Ben Klock (DE), Benny Rodrigues (NL), Cari Lekebusch (SE), Cassy (GB), Chris Liebing (DE), Christian Smith (SE), Coyu (ES), Crystal Castles (CA), CUT_ (NL), Daniel Avery (GB), Daniel Miller (GB), Dannic (NL), Dano (NL), Derrick May (US), DJ Nobu (JP), Dollkraut (NL), Dubfire (US), Elias Mazian (NL), Ellen Allien (DE), Etapp Kyle (UA), Fedde Le Grand (NL), Floorplan (US), Frankey & Sandrino (DE), Gerd Janson (DE), Gregor Tresher (DE), Hector Couto (ES), Henry Saiz (ES), Hernan Cattaneo (AR), Hot Since 82 (GB), Ida Engberg (SE), Jamie 3:26 (US), Jamie Jones (GB), Jarreau Vandal (NL), Jeff Mills (US), Jennifer Cardini (FR), JP Enfant (NL), Karenn (GB), Karotte (DE), KiNK (BG), Kryder (GB), Kypski (NL), Laurent Garnier (FR), Locked Groove (BE), Loco Dice (DE), Louisahhh (US), Maceo Plex (US), Magda (PL), Marcus Worgull (DE), Margaret Dygas (GB), Mathew Jonson (CA), Michael Mayer (DE), Miss Kittin (FR), Mitchell Niemeyer (NL), Monika Kruse (DE), Nicky Romero (NL), Noisia (NL), Paco Osuna (ES), Patrick Topping (GB), Paul Ritch (FR), Paula Temple (GB), Raresh (RO), Rebolledo (MX), Rhadoo (RO), Ricardo Villalobos (CL), Richy Ahmed (GB), Robert Hood (US), Roman Flügel (DE), Route 94 (GB), RÜFÜS (AU), Russ Yallop (GB), Sandrien (NL), Secret Cinema (NL), Skepta (GB), Slam (GB), Sofie Winterson (NL), Sonns (GR), Speedy J (NL), Stephan Bodzin (DE), Steve Rachmad (NL), STUFF. (BE), SUUNS (CA), The Advent (PT), The Chainsmokers (US), The Darkraver (NL), Tripeo (NL), Tube & Berger (DE), Zes (NL) These acts join previously announced artists including: Adam Beyer (SE), Axwell Λ Ingrosso (SE), Craig David (GB), Dixon (DE), Hardwell (NL), Jackmaster (GB), Joris Voorn (NL), Kölsch (DK), Martin Garrix (NL), Maya Jane Coles (GB), Richie Hawtin (CA), Seth Troxler (US), Sven Väth (DE), Tale of Us (IT) and Tiësto (NL). For a complete overview: www.a-d-e.nl/artists/ About ADE In the past twenty years ADE has grown into a globally renowned platform for the international dance and electronic music scene. The festival is the perfect place to spot the latest musical trends and emerging talents, as well as hearing the most recent work of both electronic music pioneers and current superstar acts. In addition to the extensive line-up of the ADE Festival, the ADE Playground offers music enthusiasts a large and varied daytime program including exhibitions, in-store promotions, pop-up stores and film screenings all over the city center. The business aspect of the event (ADE Conference) is recognized as the most important of its kind, presenting a broad range of conferences and networking opportunities that focus on music and technology, VJs & visuals, sustainability, dance & brands, harder dance styles, new talent and the education of students. Hudson Mohawke (Warp Records, TNGHT, GB), Los Angeles based collective Soulection (US) and Raphael Aflalo (CEO and co-founder of My Love Affair, FR) are the latest additions to the speaker line-up. They join previously announced speakers including Steve Bartels (CEO Def Jam, US), top producers Om’mas Keith (US), Tommy D (GB) and Luca Pretolesi (IT), Dan Miller (Mute Records, GB), Bruce Eskowitz (COO Red Light Management, US) and Molly Neuman (Head of Music Kickstarter, US). Over 400 speakers will be announced. ADE Sleep/Over at NDSM ADE Sleep/Over, a campsite located on the impressive post-industrial site of the NDSM Shipyard, only 15 minutes away from the city’s Central Station, is a new complementation to the 24/7 ADE experience. The spacious campsite offers over four hundred comfortable, heated sleeping accommodations with a jaw-dropping view over the city of Amsterdam. Besides a unique stay and a meeting point, ADE Sleep/Over, an initiative by Amsterdam Dance Event, Wink and the NDSM Foundation in collaboration with Camping De Lievelinge and CampSolutions, is also the place to venture out into the rest of ADE. In the back yard of the NDSM, ADE Sleep/Over campsite will launch its own program, including music events, artist talks and contemporary art installations. More information about the full ADE Sleep/Over program to be announced. The Amsterdam Dance Event takes place from 19 to 23rd of October. For more information about ADE: www.a-d-e.nl The Amsterdam Dance Event is organized by the Amsterdam Dance Event Foundation, an initiative of Buma. Official Partner ADE: KPN .
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