Amsterdam Dance Event 2012 Live Stream, Lineup, ADE Online Webcast Feed

Oct. 18, 2012 - PRLog -- The Amsterdam Dance Event or ADE is a conference for electronic music and a large-scale club event festival based in the city of Amsterdam, in the Netherlands. The festival is held annually in mid-October.

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Event information:

At daytime the festival is a platform for business and knowledge exchange for international electronic music industry professionals and at nighttime it is a club event hosting concerts and DJ acts in night clubs, night cafes and bars all over the city of Amsterdam.

Born as a small conference in 1996 with only approximately hundred visitors and thirty DJs hosting, the ADE started as a daytime conference that extended to nighttime club events the following three venues: Paradiso, Melkweg and Club Escape. Over time it augmented its scale and opened the gates for other clubs such as Panama, Sugar Factory and Bitterzoet. The ADE still serves as a networking platform for music professionals, DJs, club promotors, artists and labels combined with a dance event including thousand dj-sets every night during the festival.

Similar to the Miami Winter Music Conference, the Amsterdam Dance Event is staged around discussion panels and a gathering of artists. As part of the festival, the ADE NEXT is a platform for knowledge exchange for uprising DJs, producers and professional labels and bookers. Paradiso is an iconic rock music venue and cultural center in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. It is housed in a converted former church building that dates from the nineteenth century and that was used until 1965 as the meeting hall for a liberal Dutch religious group known as the "Vrije Gemeente" (Free Congregation). It is located on de Weteringschans, bordering the Leidseplein, one of the nightlife and tourism centers of the city. The main concert hall in the former church interior has high ceilings and two balcony rings overlooking the stage area, with three large illuminated church windows above the stage. The acoustics are rather echoey, but improvements have been made over the years. In addition to the main concert hall, there are two smaller cafe stages, on an upper floor and in the basement.