ADE Opening Concert: KYBBA & Metropole Orkest + special guests 2026Wed, Oct 21, 2026Ticketmaster

ADE Opening Concert: KYBBA & Metropole Orkest + special guests 2026

Melkweg in AmsterdamWed, Oct 21, 2026 · 06:30 PM

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ADE Opening Concert: KYBBA & Metropole Orkest + special guests is a Music / Dance/Electronic / Dance/Electronic event at Melkweg in Amsterdam.

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The Amsterdam Dance Event kicks off with a unique orchestral collaboration at the ADE Opening Concert. KYBBA, a rising force in electronic music, joins the renowned Metropole Orkest for a one-night-only performance that blends club beats with symphonic arrangements. Special guests add to the excitement, making this a standout event for festival-goers.

Held at the iconic Melkweg venue in Amsterdam, the concert promises an immersive audiovisual experience. The fusion of electronic and classical elements creates a dynamic atmosphere, appealing to both dance music enthusiasts and orchestral fans. It's a rare opportunity to see these artists in a live setting that pushes creative boundaries.

As the official opening of ADE, this concert sets the tone for the week's festivities. Attendees can expect a high-energy show that celebrates the intersection of genres, with the Metropole Orkest's lush instrumentation elevating KYBBA's electronic soundscapes.

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  • The concert takes place at Melkweg, a well-known venue in Amsterdam's city center.
  • Check the venue's website for bag policy and prohibited items.

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Who is performing?

KYBBA and the Metropole Orkest, along with special guests.

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Melkweg in Amsterdam

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Metropole Orkest

The Metropole Orkest is a jazz and pop orchestra based in the Netherlands, and is the largest full-time ensemble of its kind in the world.More

A hybrid orchestra, it combines jazz, big band and classical symphony orchestra styles.

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