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Watch the live sets from various DJs on AT5 and SALTO here

AT5 and SALTO have teamed up for their annual Amsterdam Dance Event broadcast, featuring live sets and interviews hosted by Gregor Salto and Pete Philly. The program highlights the creative processes of various national and international artists who are participating in the city's music festival.

Amsterdam broadcaster AT5 and SALTO have collaborated once again for their traditional Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) special. Hosted by DJ Gregor Salto and artist Pete Philly, the program features interviews with renowned national and international musicians who visit the city for the festival. The hosts engage with artists to explore their creative inspirations and the significance of the local dance scene, alongside presenting exclusive live performances captured directly in their studio.

This year marks the fourth consecutive edition of the partnership, which has hosted prominent industry figures including Mr. V, Zakes Bantwini, and Sofiya Nzau. Beyond the online footage, the production is scheduled for broadcast on television at 10:00 PM to provide viewers with an immersive dance experience. The initiative aims to offer a deeper look at the personalities and artistic developments behind the electronic music sets that define the annual festival in Amsterdam.

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