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Dekmantel Drops 2023 Lineup
With well over 100 artists playing across five days at the iconic Amsterdam dance music festival, we’re checking flight costs…
Posted By Will Backler
2 years ago
After celebrating a decade of incredible events last year, the now institution that is the label-turned-festival Dekmantel continues to go from strength to strength as they unveil their stacked 2023 lineup.
Featuring a who’s who of electronic music’s past, present (and future!), this year's festival is taking place from August 2 to August 6 and will see more than 115 artists play, including Shygirl, Gary Numan, Omar S, Blawan, Stingray 313, Jeff Mills, Peach, Young Marco, Carista and many (many!) more.
As always, the festival looks to push boundaries and challenge conventions, with this year seeing the festival paying “particular attention to those who navigate the outer limits of the dancefloor and beyond, this year’s Dekmantel is a celebration of forward-facing visions and bold new crossovers, and will unfold across a diverse array of ambient concerts, sonic explorations, high-energy DJ sets, radio broadcasts, panel discussions, film screenings and more”.
Check out this killer Blawan set from Dekmantel 2017 and see below for all details on this year's festival, including the full lineup!
Dekmantel 2023
Wednesday, August 2 – Thursday, August 3, 2023
Dekmantel Festival aan ‘t IJ:
Muziekgebouw aan ‘t IJ / Bimhuis / Shelter / Parallel (formerly known as Tolhuistuin) / Eye Filmmuseum
Friday, August 4 – Sunday, August 6, 2023
Dekmantel Festival at the Amsterdamse Bos:
Main Stage / UFO / UFO II / Greenhouse / Selectors / The Nest
For the full lineup and ticket pre-registration, head here.
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