Two daytime editions, a one-of-a-kind location and an all-star line-up with all our faves.
This ADE, we return to het Rijk van de Keizer on Friday and Saturday. Unexpected rooms, intimate stages, open air corners and enough space to disappear from the city for a while.
Add a big program full of favourites, old and new, and you’ve got two daytime gatherings built for wandering, staying too long and finding your people exactly where you didn’t expect them.


Carista

Carista is more than just a DJ. The Utrecht native has also captivated the world with her talents as a music producer and curator. She has the sensational ability to take listeners on intriguing journeys, effortlessly weaving through genres, she ignites smiles and the desire to dance. Her raw energy and soul-stirring selections have been showcased at her monthly show on London-based online community radio station NTS and dancefloors worldwide. She has turned the heads of music lovers and tastemakers as her BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix was nominated for 2020’s Mix of the Year and was followed by a stellar 6 month residency at the station in 2021. Whilst ensuring to remain in touch with her fan base during these challenging past few years, she continues to make significant contributions to the music community by being herself at all times.
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Djrum is a perennially acclaimed underground artist, since his first release in 2010 who’s quietly built a list of fans that
reads like a who’s who of contemporary dance music for his ability to deftly fuse a range of genres from jazz, hip hop
and dubstep to ambient and techno.
Eris Drew & Octo Octa

Partners in life and music, Maya Bouldry-Morrison (Octo Octa) and Eris Drew are producers, vinyl devotees and trans ecstatics. When they’re not touring as two of dance music’s most wanted, they live in a log cabin in New Hampshire, doubling as headquarters for their label T4T LUV NRG. With a mission to “release limited edition alchemical objects for use in DJing, dancing, kissing and crying,” Octo Octa’s Dreams of a Dancefloor is the latest disc – a radiant 3-tracker she’s releasing following a decade of celebrated albums and live performances. A little before that came Eris Drew’s Quivering in Time, her debut LP and one of the great dance full-lengths of recent times. Each are uplifting, agile performers in their own right. But together? Their energy is unparalleled. Combining Midwest rave roots, technical skills of the highest order, and almost 40 years of DJ experience between them. Sharing an appreciation for the healing, dissolving potency of the dancefloor and a will to take it anywhere, with feeling. Ride Free into the sunrise with the Alchemical Sisters.
Identified Patient
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Certifiably one of the most revered underground DJs of the Netherlands, Job Veerman, better known as Identified Patient, has made a name for himself as an otherworldly storyteller. His leftfield mixes take the listener on a white-knuckle ride of twists and turns, with no genre, tempo, or mood off-limits. The Amsterdam-based artist made his ascension with some of Rotterdam's finest imprints, all the while filling dance floors across the country and throughout Europe. His style fuses raw aesthetics with unrivaled, relentless energy which he translates into his productions as fluidly as his DJ sets.
Ineffekt
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Through a blend of glistening vocals, dreamy melodies and distinctive rhythms, Ineffekt creates a sound that feels both comforting and elusive. Releases such as High Hopes (EP, 2023) and Something Bubbly / There You Go with Tsepo (EP, 2023) on Intercept, alongside remixes for Avalon Emerson’s Karaoke Song and Luna Morgenstern’s Click Work Drop, showcase this unique approach. Drawing inspiration from a broad spectrum of contemporary music, Ineffekt doesn’t strive for a single defined sound, but instead finds a balance between different eras and stylistically diverse influences. This distinctive vision has led to growing recognition over the past two years, with respected artists and left-field platforms embracing the project’s output.
Jyoty

Considered by many as being at forefront of her own movement, Jyoty has become a trailblazer in dance music globally. From her beginnings in radio; to eight years on London’s Rinse FM, to headlining festivals and hosting sold out stages around the world.
Laura Meester
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Rooted in a lifelong love for music, Laura Meester’s early explorations with the piano and bass haveshaped her style behind the decks. Drawing inspiration from music of the 70s to the 90s, Laura blendssoulful elements from disco to old school house, along with African-inspired rhythms and percussivegrooves. She creates an atmosphere that’s both warm and energizing, with her sets reflecting the lasting influence of these iconic eras. Her aim is to share these timeless sounds and keep their legacy alive.
Riria

Riria is a Tokyo-born, London-based DJ with a natural connection to the dance floor. Growing up immersed in Tokyo’s club scene, she developed a style rooted in UK sounds that has rapidly seen her become one of the most vital voices in the global bass scene. Her 2024 Boiler Room set catapulted her to international stardom, amassing nearly 5 million views and proving her unique ability to turn underground tracks into viral sensations.Her selections are unpredictable but always hit the mark—where UKG, Amapiano, Jersey Club, and Dub mix smoothly with commercial hits, cult classics, and underground gems. Following her recognition as one of Mixmag’s "Top Breakthrough DJs" of 2025, she was recently hailed as a new "bass torchbearer" for her ability to blend different eras and scenes in a way that feels both effortless and fresh.
Sam Alfred
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Moving up from Lutruwita to Naarm, Sam Alfred has swiftly carved a space for himself in the local scene. He’s one of Melbourne’s newest and most exciting DJs, known for mixing jazz-tipped house with deep cuts & UK garage.
Two Shell
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The duo—whose legal names remain fiercely guarded—first surfaced in late 2019 with a self-titled EP on the Bristol-based label Livity Sound. Taking cues from minimal house, UK garage, and broken beat, they quickly transitioned into making giddier, high-octane tracks that blend techno, dubstep, hyperpop, and big beat. Their breakout 2022 single, "Home," put them on the global map, leading to high-profile sets at Glastonbury and Coachella. They subsequently signed to the label Young and released their self-titled debut studio album in late 2024, followed by their next LP Infinite Now.
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Xceptor

Rotterdam-based producer and DJ xceptor relentlessly explores the fusion of euphoric, atmospheric soundscapes with bass-driven, drum heavy tracks. A pulsating transcendental journey with loads of different influences, xceptor’s approach remains boundaryless, always seeking to resonate and conduct the energy of the room and himself to create a deeper connection between the two.
His productions follow this same fluidity, seamlessly shifting between various styles and dimensions
36framez

Though most people will know 36framez as a nightlife photographer and frequent dancefloor attendee, they also have a profound passion for playing and collecting vinyl records. Their record bag is filled with everything house, from punchy rhythms with queer vocals, to deep and soulful grooves or quirky curveballs.
36framez previously moved dancers' feet with sets at clubs/festivals like IsBurning, CLUB RAUM, Orbit festival, Into The Woods ADE, BRET, RadioRadio, NAR, Radion and WAS. Their goal is to make everyone feel free to be themselves and dance like nobody's watching.
Call Super

Call Super is a boundary-pushing DJ, producer, and multidisciplinary artist known for their textured sound, curatorial instinct, and deep commitment to exploring music as a form of storytelling.
Emvae

Groningen-based Emvae blends house, disco, and minimal to create joyful, soulful dancefloor moments. His sets, inspired by dancers and fellow artists, blend groovy house beats with influences from disco, soul, garage, minimal, and more, aiming to create joyful, freeing experiences.
Moxes

When Moxes steps up, the energy never dips, it only soars. Known for dropping one house banger after another, he seamlessly blends infectious basslines with progressive grooves, always keeping the vibe fresh and electric. Big hugs, bigger smiles, and massive tracks - that’s the Moxes trifecta!
Fiona Zanetti

Born in Switzerland to Italian parents and based in Paris, Fiona Zanetti is an artist, DJ, writer, and producer who moves fluidly across the electronic spectrum.
Her sound draws from the many layers of house music: progressive, trancy, rolly, and ravy; blending bounce, sensuality, and drive into a sonic language that is both physical and emotional. Deeply rooted in club culture, her music creates spaces of intimacy on the dance floor, where physical energy and inner thinking coexist.
Helena Hauff

Hamburg native Helena Hauff is an in-demand DJ as well as an acclaimed producer of gritty, hard-edged electro-techno. Her music draws from influences such as acid house, EBM, and industrial, and she records her tracks strictly using analog equipment, usually in one take. Her full-length debut, 2015's Discreet Desires, contains some of her most melodic material, while 2018's Qualm is more stripped-down but no less energetic. Hauff has released a handful of EPs, including 2019's Living with Ants and 2022's Living with Ladybirds. As a DJ, she was the first woman to be awarded BBC's Essential Mix of the year (in 2017), and her major commercially issued mixes are 2020's Kern, Vol. 5 (Tresor) and 2023's Fabric Presents Helena Hauff.
HUNEE

Watching him dj - it’s clear that Hunee has a close relationship with the dancefloor. Here's a DJ who celebrates with the people on the other side of the booth, taking them on a musical journey that transcends time and place. There is an explorative energy in his dj sets that is geared towards making each set become its own unique animated being that breathes and pushes forward.
Mattias El Mansouri

Mattias El Mansouri doesn’t demand your attention—he invites it. Born in the quiet village of Skene in southwest Sweden, the Moroccan/Chilean DJ and producer grew up in a world of structure and devotion before a new sense of purpose pulled him toward Stockholm. There, the co-founder and organiser of the Ritmo Liminal club concept shifted from collecting records to releasing his own and stepping behind the decks. His sound found its pulse: a blend of introspection and rhythm that lures you in rather than shouting for space delivering sounds that whisper, thump, and unfold like a slow-burning revelation.
Luke Alessi

Melbourne-born DJ and producer Luke Alessi has rapidly emerged as one of the freshest new voices in global electronic music. Blending house, disco, electro and funk with a distinctly modern edge, his sound moves effortlessly between nostalgic groove and forward-thinking club energy — equally suited to intimate dancefloors and major festival stages.
Merel Helderman

Merel has been immersed in music from an early age, starting out as a piano player with a background in classical music and jazz. A foundation that still defines her feel for rhythm, harmony, and groove. She later moved into electronic music and carved out her own signature sound as a DJ. Besides playing, she also curates and
organizes her own parties and club nights.
Her style is deeply anchored in house music, with clear influences from Detroit techno and ’90s house. Driving drum patterns, layered percussion, and warm, soulful synths are at the heart of her sound. She has released two EPs that mirror the same DNA as her DJ sets: rhythmically strong, classic-inspired, and always built for the dancefloor.
Milion

Milion's come up has left ravers wondering if he's even from planet earth? Presenting a new approach to House music that isn’t afraid to diverge into the realms of UK Garage and Progressive sounds, Milion’s fast paced cuts behind the decks along with his own productions have seen him quickly establish himself as a local favourite, just moments after his move to the Dutch underground music capital, Amsterdam.
Narciss

Narciss is quite a phenomenon when it comes to musical unpredictability. Despite being a child of the 90s, they live and breathe musical knowledge. Soaking up everything that catches them, whether it’s rhythmic elements, melody or even just moods within a song. The underlying key element of everything they touch is groove and swing, as Narciss has proved time and time again: They understand what makes people move physically and emotionally.
Doppelgang

Doppelgang hailing from Amsterdam, have been cementing their name in the club and nightlife scene since 2012. Navigating with a burning passion for collecting and playing records, their journey into the electronic music scene started over a decade ago when Doppelgang honed their skills and carved a name for themselves as resident DJs at Milkshake Festival.
Phia
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Phia's style is characterized by an electrifying blend of breaks, electro, and house. She intricately weaves different genres together, maintaining a cohesive narrative that captivates the audience from start to finish.
Surusinghe

Australian-born, London-based Surusinghe is a multi-faceted force moving seamlessly between DJing, producing and curating. Blending bass, reggaeton, broken beat and techno, her fast, unpredictable sets have taken her from Nowadays in New York to Drumsheds, Unsound and Boiler Room. With releases on tastemaking labels such as AD 93, Steel City Dance Discs and TraTraTrax, and a deep commitment to rave culture through her platform Drifting, Surusinghe continues to push contemporary club music forward with fearless energy and intent.
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Torus is the alias of multidisciplinary artist Joeri Woudstra. Since his debut in 2012, the RMBA Tokyo graduate has developed a practice spanning music, performance, and installation. His work includes scoring global campaigns for Bottega and Armani, presenting alongside Kate Cooper at New York’s New Museum, co-producing an installation for documenta 14 with Malibu, and creating RADIATE II: an outdoor cross of speakers that layered echoes, pop samples, iPhone recordings, and live performance. The piece reflects Woudstra’s recurring interest in collective memory, nostalgia, and immersive sound.
Moopie
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Moopie. Explorative, kaleidoscopic DJ who steadily earned his reputation through word of mouth. Label and eventcurator connecting artists from a multitude of worlds. Accomplished performer in contexts as diverse as Dekmantel,Sustain-Release or all-night sets in clubs around the world. A sonic balance of the heavy and light, the fast and slow,the unashamedly fun and emotional. Mixmag Breakthrough DJ in 2023. DJ Mag and BBC Radio 1 Dance ‘One toWatch’ in 2024. Regular back-to-back partner of Ben UFO and Helena Hauff. Label runner of A Colourful Storm, anartistic platform acclaimed by publications as varied as The Wire and Resident Advisor.
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Where is ZEEZOUT ADE?
ZeeZout ADE is being held at het Rijk van de Keizer, our favorite hideout in Amsterdam. You can find it at Joris van Den Berghweg 109, 1067 HP Amsterdam
How old do I have to be to visit this event?
You have to be 18+ to attend the party. Please bring your ID.
What are the opening hours of ZEEZOUT ADE?
ZeeZout ADE takes place on Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24 from 2PM to 11PM. The doors close at 8PM, so make sure you arrive on time!
How do I get to ZEEZOUT ADE?
Navigate to Joris van den Berghweg 109. Biking is the easiest and most sustainable way to get there!
You can also take public transport. From Amsterdam Central Station, take bus 21 (to Geuzenveld), or from Sloterdijk Station, take bus 61 (to Slotervaart), and get off at the 'Aalbersestraat' stop. From there, it’s a 20-minute walk to Rijk van de Keizer.
Coming by car? There are (free) parking spaces available at het Rijk van de Keizer. Please remember: don’t drink and drive.
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Zero tolerance
At ZeeZout Festival we have a strict zero tolerance policy towards hard drugs and laughing gas. This means that hard drugs and laughing gas are not permitted.
Celebrate safe
At every ZeeZout event, take care of yourself and those around you. Keep these tips in mind:
1. Protect your ears. Always bring earplugs and make sure you have proper hearing protection.
2. Dress for the weather. Be prepared for unpredictable conditions by layering up.
3. Stay hydrated and eat well to keep your energy up.
Check in with yourself regularly! If you ever feel unsure, remember that our First Aid team and crew are always there to listen, help, and support, judgment-free.
And of course, treat others how you’d like to be treated. To ensure this, we ask everyone to respect our Social Safety House Rules. If you see someone who needs help, don’t hesitate to inform our Social Safety crew.
For more information, check the website of Celebrate Safe.
Social Safety House Rules
Ensuring the safety and well-being of all visitors, artists and crew is our top priority. We kindly request that everybody respects our Social Safety House Rules:
- At ZeeZout, we embrace and accept each other.
- Our communication with and towards each other is positive, friendly and respectful. We consider our words carefully when addressing others and always ensure we do not offend or disrespect anyone.
- We value each other’s privacy and are committed to establish a safe and open environment.
- Everyone is free to wear whatever they like. We do ask you to refrain from wearing football jerseys or offensive and derogatory (racist, homophobic, etc.) clothing.
- Touching or approaching someone is only allowed after clear consent is given. If someone touches you without permission, addresses you in an unwanted or inappropriate manner, or makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, calmly exit the situation and inform the social safety team, bar staff, security, or first aid.
- We watch out for one another and lend a helping hand. If you spot someone in an uncomfortable situation, don’t hesitate to notify the social safety team, bar staff, security, or first aid. We’re here to support each other!
- If you or someone around you is feeling unwell, don’t hesitate to visit first aid. These professionals are here to help you no matter what. Know that you can visit first aid without any consequences.
- At ZeeZout, we care about the well-being of people, animals, and nature. It is our responsibility to leave the environment clean and tidy.
- ZeeZout has a zero-tolerance policy for racism, sexism, ableism, body shaming, homophobia, and transphobia. All forms of (sexual) misconduct or violence are strictly prohibited.
All incidents are taken seriously, and our aim is to assist you. Your anonymity as a visitor will be preserved. In case of any breach of our house rules, we reserve the right to remove the individual from the festival premises.




