Amsterdam Dance Event News
Martin Trevey Talks ADE, Future Plans, Evolving As An Artist & More!
Welcome to the dynamic world of Martin Trevy, a Colombian artist, as we catch up with him during Amsterdam Dance Event. Martin shares his excitement about reconnecting with people in person at ADE and highlights the event’s unparalleled networking opportunities. We also explore his love for Amsterdam’s vibrant club scene. With a Latin American tour on the horizon and his approach to music influenced by diverse styles, Martin‘s journey promises an electrifying future. In this exclusive interview, we dive into his insights and exciting plans, offering a glimpse into the world of Martin Trevy.
Thanks for taking the time to speak with us! How does it feel to be at ADE?
It’s been amazing, just connecting with people. I mean, we live so much on our phones and on zoom sessions but seeing them in person. It’s always so nice.
For those reading at home, what are they missing?
You’re missing out. Definitely. Because it’s a chance for you to connect with so many people who are in the industry. If you’re a songwriter, an artist, a booking agent, or working for a PR agency, you can meet people who are connected and can help to take your career to the next level.
What is your favorite thing to do during ADE?
Going to the clubs. I think the music scene here is great. They have great clubs.
What’s coming up in the near future for you?
We’re getting ready for a tour in Latin America. We’re doing Road To Ultra Chile on the 31st of October, Road To Ultra Guatemala on November 3rd, and we have more shows coming up in Venezuela, and a tour in Japan so it’s getting pretty busy!
How do you prepare for each show in each different country?
It’s actually a mixture of who I am, what Martin Trevy represents, and what the people like, you know. It’s a mixture of all because at the end of the day, I can just play whatever I like and I’ll be happy but then the question is, will the people be happy, so it’s nice to give them a little bit of what they’re used to. Sometimes when I play in Asia, I play a little bit harder and then if I play in Latin America, they like a little bit more groove, more movement so it depends. And I try to keep what I like too because that is really important, I do have to enjoy it and I have to reflect that.
As a live performer, are you always open to multiple styles and sounds?
Of course, because at the end of the day, you’re serving people. We as artists, are serving people for their soul, you know, and we want to make them happy. So for example, I have different versions. My own original remixes and stuff that I do, that I know that people connect to depending on the region, and it’s all connected to what the origins of music in those countries are. In some countries or origins, the music is more towards percussive elements, and in other they move more to melody, so there’s a science behind that.
As an artist, do you feel it’s important to evolve as you grow as an artist?
Definitely. I mean, if you’re not growing, you’re stuck. Stress can come up and I always feel like I’m on the edge but that’s a really good thing because that means you’re challenging yourself. I always want to be better. I always want to be, you know, taking my sound to another level. And I think at the moment that you stop, you’re done.
Is there anything you’ve learned in your journey that you’d tell to other upcoming artists?
Yeah, taking time for yourself and taking care of yourself, I think that’s super important because it’s always easy to go all in but you have to really listen to what your heart has to say. Take care of yourself, you know, meditate, do exercise, I think that’s the best thing because, if you’re already hard-working, you have energy inside you but you also have to take care of yourself. I’ve got a collab coming up with Like Mike, who has also been promoting health recently.
How was it to work alongside Like Mike and how did the collab come about?
It’s an honour man. I met him first time in Venezuela in February, and then in Ibiza at Tomorrowland presents Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike at Ushuaia I had the chance to open up their show. I had a demo of the idea and I sent it to him and we started collaborating back and forth on ideas and he put his own magic touch to it and it came out great and it’s actually a dream come true. I mean, that’s one of the artists that I really looked up to when I started, so it’s great.
Do you have any other plans or goals toward the end of the year?
Yeah, after all these shows, I really wanted to take time to go into the studio and finish all the songs that I have because, for me, it’s also really important to be constantly releasing music. We’re also planning to finish an album soon.
Thanks for taking the time to speak with us, is there anything you’d like to say to our readers?
Well, I will actually encourage everyone to go out and spend some time in nature away from your phone. It will relax your mind, and bring in creativity! And once you’re back inside and scrolling, you can find me on Instagram @MartinTrevy haha. Here you can be in touch with all the news, the releases, and all the exciting things that will come. Find my music on Spotify and definitely be on the lookout for that collab with Like Mike which is coming soon!
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ADE Announces Full 30th Anniversary Program
ADE announces full 30th anniversary program with 3,600+ artists across 1,300+ events and 300+ venues in Amsterdam
Amsterdam Dance Event will celebrate its 30th anniversary from October 21–25, with the full 2026 program now spanning more than 3,600 artists, 1,300+ events and 300+ venues across Amsterdam. The five-day edition will cover the festival, ADE Pro Conference and Arts & Culture program, with the latest additions including Armand Van Helden, Boys Noize, Hannah Laing, Jamie Jones, Martin Garrix, Mau P, Pete Tong, Chris Stussy b2b Job Jobse, Len Faki, Mama Snake and Speedy J.
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More Artists Join ADE 2026
The final release adds another large group of names across house, techno, trance, garage and experimental electronic music. ANNA, Carl Craig, Chris Liebing, Enrico Sangiuliano, Ferry Corsten, HoneyLuv, Interplanetary Criminal, Louie Vega, Nastia, Sebastien Léger, Young Marco and BLOND:ISH are among those confirmed, alongside hundreds of artists playing throughout the city.
That scale is a long way from where ADE began in 1996, when around 300 professional delegates attended and its nighttime events covered just three venues. Thirty years later, the event now reaches clubs, concert halls, museums, churches, record stores and cultural institutions across Amsterdam, bringing its festival and professional conference together across the same week.
ADE Pro Brings Artists And Industry Leaders Together
The ADE Pro Conference will feature artist conversations, industry sessions and discussions around the future of nightlife. Armin van Buuren joins Jean-Michel Jarre, Lady Starlight and JakoJako for Music & Machines: A Conversation Between Artists from Different Generations, while Afrojack, Mau P, Max Cooper, HoneyLuv, Sofiya Nzau, Joseph Capriati, Reinier Zonneveld, Cruel Santino and DJ Scratch are among the other names joining the conference.
Major music and technology companies will also take part through the Insider Knowledge series, with sessions involving Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube Music, NVIDIA, Helix Records, Believe, Warner Music, Sony Music, Universal, Armada and Sziget. Elsewhere, Why Humans Still Need Dancefloors? will bring Eris Drew, Alice O’Grady and Sven Bijma together, while ADE and VibeLab will present the Nighttime Culture Index, mapping the cultural vitality of nightlife across cities around the world.
30 Years Of ADE Across Amsterdam
The anniversary edition will also introduce the 30 YEARS ADE Icon Series, bringing together 30 events that look back at electronic music’s history while also focusing on its future. Jean-Michel Jarre joins the week as Guest of Honour, marking the 50th anniversary of Oxygene with a show at AFAS Live, an exclusive ADE Pro keynote and further appearances during the event.
The series also includes Boris Acket’s EINDER installation with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and Elias Mazian, while Swan Lake Remixed for ADE brings the Dutch National Ballet and ISH Dance Collective together at the Gashouder. The wider Arts & Culture program will continue through museums and cultural spaces, with Slimfit, Thomas Azier, Colin Benders and Othernode among those presenting performances and new work during the week.
ADE will also look back at its own development through the 30 Years of ADE session, featuring Anna Knaup, Maria Jimenez, Richard Zijlma, Jan-Willem van de Ven, Gary Smith and moderator Dave Clarke. The discussion will trace how the event grew from 300 professional delegates and three nighttime venues in 1996 into the global electronic music gathering it has become today.
With the full program now confirmed, ADE’s 30th anniversary will bring together club nights, conference sessions, orchestral performances, installations and cultural events across five days in Amsterdam. Three decades after its first edition, the 2026 event will celebrate the people, scenes and ideas that have shaped ADE while giving a new generation of artists and industry figures their place in its next chapter.
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STMPD RCRDS Unveils Huge 10-Year Anniversary Lineup for ADE
STMPD RCRDS unveils huge 10-year anniversary lineup for ADE 2026 with Martin Garrix, R3HAB, DubVision, Third Party and more
Ten years after Martin Garrix launched STMPD RCRDS, the label is bringing its anniversary celebrations back to Amsterdam with one of its biggest events of the year. Set for October 22 during Amsterdam Dance Event, the show will take over AFAS Live and bring together artists closely connected to the label across the past decade. The lineup already includes Martin Garrix, R3HAB, DubVision, Julian Jordan, Matisse & Sadko, Third Party and more, with further names still to come.
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The Artists Joining STMPD RCRDS at ADE
Across the lineup, some of STMPD RCRDS’ longest-running collaborators are returning alongside artists who have become more closely associated with the label in recent years. DubVision, Julian Jordan, Matisse & Sadko, Mesto and Justin Mylo have each released music through STMPD. They have also worked repeatedly within the wider Martin Garrix circle, making their inclusion closely tied to the label’s first decade. Third Party brings its progressive house sound to the event, while R3HAB adds another major Dutch name.
That mix continues with Merow, Vluarr, Lavern, Curbi, Citadelle, Nova Blue, Nome. and Skytech. Their music covers everything from progressive and electro house to newer club-focused releases that have become part of STMPD’s recent catalogue. The selection keeps the anniversary from focusing only on familiar names from the label’s earlier years, while maintaining those long-term connections at its centre. The poster also confirms more artists will join the lineup ahead of the AFAS Live show.
Ten Years of STMPD RCRDS Lead Back to Amsterdam
Since Martin Garrix founded STMPD RCRDS in 2016, the label has grown far beyond a home for his own releases. Over the past decade, it has worked with an expanding group of producers and established a presence at major festivals worldwide. Its own stages have appeared at Tomorrowland, Ultra, Sziget and Lollapalooza. Through years of releases, collaborations and international events, STMPD has developed from a new independent label into a recurring name across the global electronic dance music scene. ADE
The 10-year anniversary has already taken that story beyond the Netherlands. STMPD has brought its anniversary tour to the United States, Canada, Brazil and Japan before returning to its home base in Amsterdam. The AFAS Live show now brings the celebration back to the city where the label began, during Amsterdam Dance Event, with artists from across its first decade appearing on the same date. ADE
The celebration will also continue outside the main show through an official Martin Garrix & STMPD RCRDS pop-up store at art’otel Amsterdam during ADE. The pop-up will feature live DJ sets from STMPD artists, exclusive merchandise and meet-and-greets. It gives the label another presence in Amsterdam before the 10-year celebration reaches AFAS Live on October 22.
With more artists still to come, the AFAS Live show gives STMPD RCRDS a fitting way to close out a decade that has taken the label far beyond its beginnings in Amsterdam. After anniversary events across several countries, the return to ADE brings the story back to the artists, collaborations and releases behind the label’s first 10 years.
Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster.
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EDM Festivals October 2026: Festivals We Can’t Miss
EDM Festivals October 2026: Festivals We Can’t Miss worldwide as major events fill the month across North America, Asia, Europe, and South America
October 2026 brings another busy month for the EDM festival calendar, with events taking place across North America, Asia, Europe, Africa, and South America. In the US, 808 Festival, Breakaway Utah, We Belong Here Central Park, Experts Only at the Gorge, Niteharts, Head Trip, III Points Miami, Escape Psycho Circus, BOO! Seattle, BOO! Arizona, and Hocus Pocus Miami fill the month. Meanwhile, EDC Korea and Chill O’posite Festival add major dates in Asia and Africa. No Art Lisbon and AMF represent Europe, while EDC Colombia and Ritvales bring two large weekends to South America. Here’s a full look at the EDM festivals taking place throughout October 2026.
808 Festival
Dates: October 2–3, 2026
Location: BITEC, Bangkok, Thailand
808 Festival returns to BITEC in Bangkok from October 2–3, 2026 for two days across two stages. The Phase Two lineup includes ILLENIUM, SLANDER B2B NGHTMRE, W&W, Argy, Ben Nicky, 999999999, Mesto, and KAAZE. Meanwhile, JUSTUS, RIVO, Dorian, Ian Asher, and Mary Droppinz are also confirmed. Several special performances are scheduled, including Adam Beyer B2B Chris Avantgarde and Nifra B2B Will Atkinson. Giorgia Angiuli will also perform live. More artists are still due to be announced before the festival returns to Bangkok in October.

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