Amsterdam Dance Event has announced the first wave of artists for its 30th anniversary edition, scheduled to run from October 21-25, 2026. The initial roster of 250 performers spans industry heavyweights and underground talent, with the full program expected to feature more than 3,000 artists across over 200 venues throughout the Dutch capital.
Jean-Michel Jarre and David Guetta Lead Headliners
French electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre has been named the 30th-anniversary guest of honor and will participate in scheduled events at the concert hall AFAS Live. David Guetta will bring his larger-than-life Monolith production to the AMF festival, while Skepta returns with an expanded Más Tiempo performance at Warehouse Elementenstraat.
The iconic Gashouder venue makes its return to the festival, hosting eight confirmed shows featuring Armin van Buuren, Mochakk, and Sammy Virji. MOJO is expanding its footprint with extensive performances at the Ziggo Dome, including a five-hour set by Dutch trance and techno breakout KI/KI.
Promoters Map Out Extensive Programming
Heavyweight promoters have already outlined extensive schedules for the five-day gathering. Intercell plans to feature over 65 artists across 13 distinct events, including Eris Drew, Octo Octa, and DJ Nobu. DGTL will present performances from Miss Monique, Folamour, and Joris Voorn, while the Into The Woods collective will host performers ranging from DJ Boring to Young Marco.
Across renowned city venues like Melkweg and Paradiso, attendees can expect opening concerts featuring the Metropole Orkest alongside specialized sets from dance music veterans like Dave Clarke. Other notable confirmed artists include Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Marlon Hoffstadt, Joseph Capriati, Sultan + Shepard, Tinlicker, and AMÉMÉ.
The full lineup so far is available on ADE's website, with the complete program to be announced in the months ahead. ADE Pro Passes are now available for purchase.

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