surprise me + at night + only house + live music + only disco & nu disco + only electro
ADE picks
Transitions X Obsession w/ Eddy De Clercq
Talk-plus-set with Eddy de Clercq on the art of DJing, starting from four favourite DJ mixes and closing with a DJ set. The listening session leans crate-heavy and history-minded, with older house, disco and electro references.For fans of Joost van Bellen, Kevin Saunderson, Ron Hardy
Dome Concerts presents: THYLACINE - visuals by Julius Horsthuis
Thylacine plays long, cinematic pieces that mix acoustic detail with clean synths, while Julius Horsthuis projects fractal animation around you at Fabrique des Lumières. Sit back and look up.
Transitions X Obsession w/ Carista
Transitions X Obsession w/ Carista is a listening session on the art of DJing, then CARISTA plays a set moving fast across techno, bass, broken beat, electro, EBM and house.For fans of Saoirse, Erica Synths?
AMW 24/5 DJ Marathon 2026
AMW’s day two is a techno and house marathon, with All Dave, Daniel Englisch, De León and Detune among the names on deck. Expect groove-first basslines, vinyl energy, rolling bass, hardgroove tension and Detroit-leaning pressure.For fans of Swisherman, Nene-H, Isaiah
Dome Concerts presents: CATCHING FLIES - visuals Julius Horsthuis
Catching Flies and Julius Horsthuis bring soulful melodies, deep basslines and fractal dome visuals together in ARTIS Planetarium. Expect live-instrument feel, detailed rhythms and immersive animation that syncs electronic music with a planetarium setting.
Kraak & Smaak (Live)
Kraak & Smaak’s live disco-funk set brings Velvet Seas and older cuts in a warm, open band format, with big vocals, synth sheen and a tight rhythm section. Dutch producer trio Kraak & Smaak plays the Boogie Angst lane of disco, funk, house and electronic.For fans of Lack of Afro, The Haggis Horns, Jamiroquai
Dome Concerts presents: GIDGE - visuals by Julius Horshuis
Gidge and Julius Horsthuis turn Fabrique des Lumières into a field-recording-and-light space, with warm synthesisers, distant vocal fragments and restrained rhythm under fractal visuals. The set leans into organic electronics, cinematic ambience and architecture as part of the sound.
Dome Concerts presents: ANDERT TYSMA featuring Maarten Hogenhuis - visuals Julius Horsthuis
ANDERT TYSMA’s piano, strings and subtle electronics stretch into slow ambient-classical harmonies, with Julius Horsthuis adding fractal visuals in the dome for a sound-and-image drift.