Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) has completed the program for its 30th anniversary edition, taking place from Wednesday, October 21 to Sunday, October 25, 2026. The world’s largest electronic music festival and conference will feature more than 3,600 artists across 1,300 events and over 300 venues throughout Amsterdam.

Australian artists are among those featured in the final lineup, including Juliet Fox, Logic1000, Merve, Sam Alfred and Caleb Jackson. Their presence adds an Australian connection to an edition celebrating three decades of electronic music, bringing together established names, emerging talent and professionals from across the global industry.

Recent additions to the program include Armand Van Helden, Boys Noize, Dax J, Jamie Jones, Martin Garrix, Mau P, Hannah Laing, Pete Tong and Speedy J. The anniversary edition also features the 30 YEARS ADE Icon Series, a selection of 30 events reflecting on the history and future of electronic music culture.

French electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre joins ADE as Guest of Honour, marking the 50th anniversary of his album “Oxygene” with a performance at AFAS Live, alongside a keynote interview at ADE Pro. The conference will also feature discussions on the evolution of the industry, music technology and the future of nightlife.

ADE Arts & Culture extends the program into museums, churches, cultural institutions and other spaces across Amsterdam, with audiovisual performances, exhibitions and collaborations between artists and cultural organisations.

First held in 1996, ADE has grown into a major international meeting point for electronic music, combining a festival program with professional networking, conferences and cultural initiatives.

Further infos and tickets information are available at amsterdam-dance-event.nl.

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