Another one and another one and another one of those block rockin’ beats. That sums up the long career of The Chemical Brothers. Still going strong after their debut in the mid-nineties. The Brothers have worked it out ever since. Up until their new album ‘No Geography’.

If there is one act that embodies live music with an electronic soul, it’s Disclosure. They close the gap between pop and dance. These festival favorites are brothers in arms in their goal of taking the audience on an amazing dance trip. Give them two turntables and you get their hits, their favorites and the best dance of the moment.

You may know him from Call On Me, but that was in 2004. In the fifteen years after Eric Prydz did some amazing things. He is now famous because of his amazing live sets where anything can happen. His house, techno and other ventures, but most of all his years of experience make his live sets for the audience memories to never forget.

The force inside Richie Hawtin to push himself to do new things, cover new ground and to reach new heights is impressive. The minimal techno godfather operates under household names like Plasticman and F.U.S.E.. With Closer he challenges the gap between live and DJ’ing in a way only Hawtin can.

Howling at the moon at night, making magnificent electropop during the day. That is the way how Oscar and the Wolf spend their time. The Belgian group fronted by Max Colombie is an experienced festival favourite. Listen, dance and become part of the wolfpack.

Your favourite producer is coming to the Netherlands to give you some techno to sink your teeth in. She recently celebrated the 20th release of her techno-label трип (Trip) with an astounding compilation. A bit like her sets, it leaves you with your mouth open.

He is the great unifier. Through his music, lyrics and videos Alan Walker unites young people in the joy of hearing excellent European dance music. The British/Norwegian producer lets people party together and makes them feel they belong to the same generation. The ultimate now-music.

Future sounds are knocking on the door of San Holo to ask how they have to sound. He owns the recipe to combine trap and future bass with fragile melody. But pay attention: the Dutch musician can turn the place upside down in a matter of seconds if he is up to it. He possesses the weapons of dance destruction.

The French duo is not only known because of their warm dance sound, their iconic music videos have made them a legendary name in the genre as well. The Blaze is a perfect festival act where live music meets electronic souls.

There is a Belgian techno boss moving up north this summer. Charlotte de Witte is a household name at the Belgian Festivals Tomorrowland, Pukkelpop and Laundry Day. De Witte, fka Raving George, is known because of her dark, minimal and chilling techno. And, of course, for killer performances. She is taking techno to new limits at We Are Electric.

His bag of experience and work is filled with amazing performances and superior drum ‘n bass. However, the Belgian producer can still surprise you. Just recently in his collaboration with Stargate where dnb collided with r&b. There is hardly anything Netsky can’t do.

One of the, if not THE, hottest rappers in the Netherlands made a show specially for the clubs and festival with an impressive band. Ronnie Flex is one of those talents you only see once in a few years. Young, gifted and always delivering a great performance.