Andhim & Oliver Koletzki invite
Festival by night
Line-up
Andhim / Armonica / Deeparture / Eagles & Butterflies / Finnebassen / Fort Romeau / Mitch de Klein / Oliver Koletzki / Pional / Robag Wruhme / Sam Shure / Super Flu / Tom Zeta
On Friday Pleinvrees invites the notorious andhim and Oliver Koletzki. That means German house royalty and they are bringing a bunch of friends to once again bring the house down.
In collaboration with promising & worldwide respected event promoters the organization hosts large-scale house, techno, Hip-Hop & Eclectic events in their huge concrete halls.
In addition to its size (3 different rooms) it also has the advantage of a relatively central location and being surrounded by a beautiful park and plenty of cafés, bars and restaurants.
In collaboration with promising & worldwide respected event promoters the organization hosts large-scale house, techno, Hip-Hop & Eclectic events in their huge concrete halls.
In addition to its size (3 different rooms) it also has the advantage of a relatively central location and being surrounded by a beautiful park and plenty of cafés, bars and restaurants.
Festival FAQ
ADE's festival program covers the whole spectrum of electronic subgenres, with over 2,500 artists performing in 140 of Amsterdam's finest music and nightlife spaces.
+ ADE Pass (full conference, festivals & ADE by Day events)
+ ADE Conference Pass (full conference & ADE by Day events)
+ ADE Pack (ADE Pass or ADE Conference Pass + Hotel)
+ ADE Card (grants access to ADE by Day)
+ Single conference tickets to the ADE sub-conferences
+ Single festival tickets
See all tickets here.
The ADE Pass grants you access to the complete ADE program. Meaning all conference tracks, ADE by Day and festival events (including sold out events). Do keep in mind that there’s a limited capacity that each venue takes into account for wristband holders. The ADE Pass would be a perfect fit, if you are planning on enjoying the combination of day and night events. Please be aware it’s not just a festival pass.
