ADE cycles again to build Bridges For Music
Having quickly become a true ADE staple over the past 5 years, the ADE charity cycle for Bridges for Music is back on Wednesday, October 13th from 11 AM onward. This year, you can look forward to a 100+ km ride around Amsterdam with pit stops at iconic venues and with a grand finale at the ADE Business Hangout where riders and other industry professionals will be able to come together for some welcome drinks to support the cause of Bridges for Music, with special thanks to Buma.
Having quickly become a true ADE staple over the past 5 years, the ADE charity cycle for Bridges for Music is back on Wednesday, October 13th from 11 AM onward. This year, you can look forward to a 100+ km ride around Amsterdam with pit stops at iconic venues and with a grand finale at the ADE Business Hangout where riders and other industry professionals will be able to come together for some welcome drinks to support the cause of Bridges for Music, with special thanks to Buma.
Over the past years, the ADE Cycle by Bridges for Music - a non-profit organization - has raised over €150K thanks to partners in the industry, Pioneer DJ, RA & Awakenings, with many riders participating during past editions, including Richie Hawtin, Joris Voorn, Rebekah, Pan-Pot and many more. The funding helped build a creative media school in the township of Langa in Cape Town, where today over 120 students per year have access to free education in music production, music business, entrepreneurship, mindfulness and DJing.
Anyone interested can sign up for the ride and help raise funds for the Bridges Foundation by applying below. Riders signing up will receive a limited edition bike bag by Killat and access to some delicious bites and drinks after the ride.
About Bridges for Music
Bridges For Music is a non-profit organization gathering key players of the music industry to support its responsible development in developing countries, leaving a positive impact in disadvantaged communities and helping to raise global awareness about local issues through music.