Dave Clarke presents: 30 Years of ADE
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Amsterdam · AMS
Leidseplein
Lineup · explore the artists
Techno · Electro · House · Minimal · About House · About Minimal · About Techno · About Electro
Meet the artists
Daniel Avery →
Played Amsterdam 23 times since 2013
Daniel Avery is an English DJ and producer working in techno and wider electronic music. His 2013 album Drone Logic was followed by more solo albums, including Ultra Truth, and by Illusion Of Time, a collaboration with Alessandro Cortini. He toured America with Nine Inch Nails in 2018 and has released on Phantasy Sound.
Dave Clarke →
Played Amsterdam 108 times since 1999
Dave Clarke is an English DJ, producer and radio presenter born in Brighton. He plays techno and electro, and BBC presenter John Peel nicknamed him the Baron of Techno. He started out spinning hip-hop in the mid-80s, moved through acid house and rave, and recorded in the early 1990s as Pig City. He hosted the radio show Technology on Studio Brussels from 2000 and launched White Noise in September 2006.
DJ Hell →
Played Amsterdam 21 times since 1999
DJ Hell is the name of Helmut Josef Geier, a German DJ and producer who began playing clubs as a DJ in 1978. He held residencies in Munich and Berlin, including at Tresor. On R&S in 1992 he released My Definition of House Music, his first single, and in 1997 he launched his own label, International Deejay Gigolo Records. His albums include Geteert & Gefedert on Disko B and Munich Machine on V2 Records.
DJ Stingray 313 →
Played Amsterdam 60 times since 2006
DJ Stingray 313 is the name of Sherard Ingram, an American electro and techno DJ and producer. He became the official touring DJ for Drexciya, the electro duo of James Stinson and Gerald Donald, and kept working as DJ Stingray 313 after Stinson died in 2002. He plays in a balaclava and runs the label Micron Audio.
Luke Slater →
Played Amsterdam 66 times since 1998
Luke Slater is an English techno DJ and producer, also known as Planetary Assault Systems and L.B. Dub Corp. He has been active since the late 1980s and was involved in founding Jelly Jam Records. His tracks Love in 1997 and All Exhale in 1999 were his commercial breakthrough. In 2006 he set up the label Mote-Evolver.
Show history from Resident Advisor.
The venue
A non-profit cultural venue in a former milk factory beside Leidseplein. It runs concerts, club nights, film and exhibitions across three concert and club halls.
Melkweg says the building is accessible to disabled visitors and has several disabled parking bays nearby. Room-by-room details are on its accessibility page.
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