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    Amsterdam Dance Event Unveils Second Wave of ADE 2025 Lineup

    By Mark MancinoSeptember 5, 2025
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    Over 1,200 artists are now confirmed for Amsterdam’s five-day celebration of electronic music and culture.

    Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) has revealed the second wave of artists for ADE 2025, pushing the total number of confirmed performers to more than 1,200. This round adds heavyweights like Jeff Mills, Ben UFO, Indira Paganotto, Moodymann, Chris Stussy, TOKiMONSTA, Enrico Sangiuliano, and Seth Troxler, alongside fresh names such as Amaliah, Bullet Tooth, Tjade, and YoungWoman. With legends and rising stars set across every corner of electronic music, ADE is once again shaping up to be the ultimate meeting ground for music lovers and professionals alike.

    So far, more than 450 festival events are locked in for October 22–26, including one-off showcases like a full-on No Art Festival, 16 Intercell events across the city, and Jeff Mills’ Tomorrow Comes the Harvest concept. Unique settings also play a major role this year, from ZERØBPM’s 40-hour ambient meditation marathon inside Thomaskerk to ZeeZout’s ADE Special at Concertgebouw, where club night collides with concert hall. Returning hotspots like De Bajes and Levenslang, plus the pirate radio ship Veronica Schip, are set to serve up even more unforgettable backdrops.

    This year, the ADE Lab expands into a brand-new Lab Village at Westerpark, featuring large-scale art and light installations open to the public, while the ADE Pro conference brings together influential voices including Skepta, Modeselektor, Eris Drew, Nicole Moudaber, and the founders of Tomorrowland Brasil and No Art. With the program only halfway revealed, ADE 2025 is already on track to feature over 3,000 artists across 1,000+ events citywide.

    Among the second wave of artists and DJs are:
    AAT NL, Adiel  IT, Afra  NL, Akua  US, Amaliah  GB, Ammara GB, Anetha  FR, Anfisa Letyago  RU, Azyr  GB, BABii GB, Bae Blade  DE, Bart Skils  NL , BELLA  NL, Ben UFO  GB, Benjamin Berg  NL, Benny Rodrigues  NL, BIIA  PT, Blackchild  IT, Bullet Tooth GB, Burnski GB, CARISTA  NL, Carl Craig  US, Cera Khin  TN, CHAMOS  NL, Chloé Caillet FR, Chris Stussy  NL, Danilo Plessow DE, Dasha Rush RU, Deer Jade CH, Dennis Quin NL, DJ AYA  CH, DJ Jean  NL, DJ MIchelle  IT, DJ Pierre  US, DJ Tennis  IT, Ellen Allien  DE, Enrico Sangiuliano  IT, Entasia AU, Essy  NL, Estella Boersma  NL, EYCEE  NL, Fantasm FR, Faster Horses GB, Fenrick  BE, Fiene  NL, FJAAK  DE, Fka.m4a  DE, Francis Mercier US, FRANCK  GB, FS Green NL, Fukhed AU, Gabrielle Kwarteng  US, Guy J  IL, Hannah Laing  GB, Héctor Oaks  DE, Indira Paganotto  ES, JakoJako  DE, Jasmín  NL, Jeff Mills  US, Jenny Cara  CH, JOPLYN  DE, Joris Voorn  NL, Joseph Capriati  IT, Kamma  NL, Katy Horwitz GB, Kikelomo  GB, KiNK  BG, Kitty Amor  GB, Kyle Starkey  GB, Kyra Khaldi  NL, Lilly Palmer  DE, Linska  GB, Lisa Korver  NL, Lizz V NL, lola cerise  FR, Lola Palmer  UA, Lovefoxy  DE, Lucky Done Gone  NL, Luke Slater  GB, mad miran  NL, Mahmut Orhan  TR, Masalo NL, MCR-T  DE, Mind Against  IT, Modeselektor  DE, Moody Mehran IR, Moodymann US, Morgan AU, Naone  KR, Nathan Alzon  FR, Nèna NL, NEUX GE, Newtone  NL, Novah  BE, Olivia Lensen  NL, Ollie Lishman  AU, Paolo Rocco  CA, Paul van Dyk DE, PHIA  NL, Philou Louzolo  NL, Polygonia DE, PRADA2000 DE, Prunk  NL, Qrion JP, Quest  IT, Raresh RO, Reeshy GB, Rødhåd  DE, Ryan Elliott  US, S.A.M. DK, Sally C  GB, Salute AT, Seth Troxler  US, Slimfit  NL , Soul Mass Transit System GB, Spacer Woman  TR, THC CO, Tjade  NL, TOKiMONSTA US, Toman  NL, TWIENA NL, Vera Grace  NL, VICTORIA WHYNOT  AR, Vuur  NL, X CLUB.  AU, Yass & Mali ES, Young Marco  NL, YoungWoman NL, and many more.

    Find more info at amsterdam-dance-event.nl.

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