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400,000 visitors from a record number of 146 countries in Amsterdam, 2020 dates announced. Another record breaking edition for  ADE . The 24th edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event ( ADE ), has just come to end and the organisation already announces next year’s dates: In 2020 The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) will celebrate its 25th anniversary from 21-25 October. From 16 to 20 October 2019,  the largest global platform for  electronic music  offered over 1,000 events spread across  200 locations,  attracting over  400,000 visitors  from a record number of nearly  150 countries . The conference also achieved a record number of  9150 delegates , with  600 industry professionals  taking part in keynotes, workshops and masterclasses on a variety of topics. In recent years the  Amsterdam Dance Event  has become the most important breeding ground for  electronic music culture . The day program extensively commemorated the 100 years of electronic musical instruments, inclu

Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) , the world's largest festival and business conference for electronic music, announces the second wave of artists for 2019.  Among them are Avalon Emerson (US), Apparat (DE), Carista (NL), Carl Craig (US), Colin Benders (NL), Floorplan (US), Jayda G (CA), Jeremy Underground (FR), Maya Jane Coles (GB), Peggy Gou (KR), rRoxymore (FR), San Holo (NL), Sam Feldt (NL), upsammy (NL) and Vladimir Ivkovic (RS). The organisers expect to welcome 400,000 visitors from more than 100 countries for the 24th edition.  The five day and night gathering runs from October 16th-20th, 2019 and is the world’s most extensive festival and conference program for electronic music, offering a broad range of art, film, photography, alongside music and the latest trends in technology and social good.  Alongside the popularity of the night and day program from national and international visitors, the organisers see growing interest in the ADE Sound Lab conference, the d