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Dancing into the weekend: ADE show on AT5 and SALTO

DJs Gregor Salto and Pete Philly are hosting a special broadcast show on AT5 and SALTO to celebrate the Amsterdam Dance Event. The program features interviews with various international artists and live DJ sets, airing throughout the upcoming weekend.

The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) has returned, drawing numerous national and international artists to the city. For the fourth consecutive year, local DJs Gregor Salto and Pete Philly are hosting a special live show in collaboration with broadcasters AT5 and SALTO. The program aims to explore the creative motivations and professional insights of prominent figures within the electronic music scene while celebrating the cultural significance of the festival for the city.

During the broadcasts, a diverse group of guests—including artists like Mr. V, G-Wash10, Zakes Bantwini, and Sofiya Nzau—will share updates on their musical projects and current trends in the industry. These interviews will be accompanied by live sets performed for the audience. Viewers can tune in to the show on SALTO this Friday at 7:00 PM, while AT5 will air the content in two installments on Saturday and Sunday at 10:00 PM.

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