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    AMF Reveals 2024 Lineup: Tiësto, Timmy Trumpet, Martin Garrix, Maddix, Showtek & More

    By Mark MancinoJune 14, 2024
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    The Amsterdam Music Festival (AMF) 2024 has just announced a top-tier lineup for October 19 during ADE.

    AMF is once again raising the electronic music bar with the announcement of its full 2024 lineup, featuring Tiësto, Marlon Hoffstadt, Timmy Trumpet, Maddix, Wade, Tita Lau, and Showtek. The major news comes on the heels of announcing headliner Martin Garrix last week, solidifying AMF’s standing as the biggest party with the biggest names during Amsterdam Dance Event. AMF will take place on Saturday, October 19, 2024.

    There was already buzz that Martin Garrix wouldn’t be the only dance powerhouse to play at AMF 2024. Soon to be announced is the AMF pre-show act for those who just can’t wait to get the party started. Last year, AMF Early Access ticket holders got the chance to see Like Mike, and the year before that, Capuchon/Afrojack. This last big reveal is expected in the coming weeks.

    Across the last 12 years, AMF has only managed to evolve their brand, increasingly growing to be bigger and better, hosting unparalleled stadium shows, and bringing together some of Amsterdam Dance Event’s most coveted lineups. Now, as the organization settles into the next decade, AMF is cementing its status as an industry leader and visionary — continually broadening the spectrum of artists on the bill and tapping into the rapidly growing popularity of new sounds within the scene. AMF has also announced its radio partnerships for the 2024 edition with long-standing Dutch collaborator, Radio 538, and French station, Fun Radio.

    For more information about AMF visit amf-festival.com.

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