One of Holland’s most beloved talents, Job Jobse is a genuine and powerful force in the European electronic music scene. Now universally known and loved, Jobse got his start in the trenches of Amsterdam’s nightlife. At 17, he began attending and promoting at Club 11 regularly, where he fell in love with electronic music and the scene. The nightclub, which is now Trouw, is where he performed his first set— in the club’s restrooms.

Trouw is also where he held his first residency, spinning a mix of house and disco. He quickly built his reputation locally, which led to global recognition and performance opportunities.

Submerged deep in the scene by his 20s, Jobse found an influential spot in the midst of it all— working for Berlin-based label Innervisions. He moved to Germany for a brief time until Trouw offered him a job as an assistant booker. He was quickly promoted to head booker, where he booked Tale of Us for the first Life and Death label night in 2012. This led to a job offer as the label manager for Life and Death.

In 2018, Jobse started his own record label called De Vlieger as a place to release music from his friends. The label focuses on premiering unsigned talent, starting with Karel’s debut and a full-length album from Elias Mazian.

Jobse is now recognized as one of the most versatile and sought-after performers globally. He still stays close to his roots between international performances, holding a residency at Amsterdam’s De School where he throws his own ‘Strangelove’ parties. These shows are a place for him to connect and showcase like-minded artists.

He can also still be found performing globally and working in the music business. This year, you can catch his universally loved sets at Gottwood, Melt Festival, Glastonbury, No Bounds Festival, and much more.

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Job Jobse

Germany

melodic house

Ben Böhmer

german techno

hamburg electronic

melodic techno

minimal techno

Solomun

dutch trance

pop dance

progressive house

trance

Armin van Buuren

Belgium

acid techno

belgian techno

dark techno

electra

Amelie Lens

big room

dutch house

electro house

progressive electro house

Hardwell

Sweden

Swedish House Mafia

France

dance pop

David Guetta

United States

Steve Aoki

dutch edm

Martin Garrix

Brazil

pop nacional

slap house

Alok

Charlotte de Witte

brazilian techno

ANNA

Kevin de Vries

house

Eric Prydz

Australia

Cassian

belgian dance

belgian edm

Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike

Tomorrowland is one of the world’s largest and most iconic electronic music festivals, held annually in Boom, Belgium. Since its inception in the mid-2000s, it has evolved from a modest one-day event into a multi-weekend extravaganza that draws hundreds of thousands of “People of Tomorrow” from around the globe. Each summer, the festival transforms the De Schorre park into a magical wonderland where music and fantasy converge amid elaborate stages and massive crowds.

Each edition of Tomorrowland is built around an immersive theme that influences everything from the décor to the Mainstage design. Over the years, the festival grounds have been turned into fairy-tale forests, enchanted kingdoms, and underwater worlds. Iconic Mainstage sets - from the giant open book of the “Book of Wisdom” to the carnival-style wonders of “Amicorum Spectaculum” - have set new benchmarks for festival production. Enormous moving stages, pyrotechnics, and synchronized light shows create a multi-sensory experience.

Tomorrowland boasts an unparalleled lineup of electronic music talent across all subgenres. Its stages have been headlined by superstar DJs like 

, and so many more. With dozens of stages hosting hundreds of artists, the festival caters to tastes ranging from house and techno to trance and hardstyle. Beyond the music, the atmosphere fosters a sense of global unity - attendees wave flags from every corner of the world, and Tomorrowland’s motto “Live Today, Love Tomorrow, Unite Forever” is reflected in the crowd’s camaraderie. This celebration of diversity and togetherness has become central to Tomorrowland’s identity, turning the event into a cultural melting pot.

Tomorrowland’s success in Belgium led to international editions carrying its spirit abroad. 

 in the French Alps is a snowy spin-off blending a ski holiday with an EDM festival at the Alpe d’Huez resort. 

 brought the festival’s magic to South America, drawing huge crowds to Parque Maeda in São Paulo and uniting fans from over 60 countries. These offshoots mirror the flagship’s elaborate staging and top-tier lineups, extending Tomorrowland’s global reach.

Tomorrowland’s growth from a local Belgian event into a global phenomenon exemplifies how music can transcend borders and unite people. Its high-production spectacle and emphasis on storytelling have set new standards, inspiring other music festivals worldwide. Through its aftermovies and live broadcasts, Tomorrowland has helped push electronic dance music into the mainstream. Today, it stands not just as an annual festival, but as a symbol of global unity and the transformative power of music.

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De Schorre

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deep disco house

Rampa

Adam Port

BLOND:ISH

United Arab Emirates

frankfurt electronic

minimal tech house

Butch

Türkiye

Carlita

United Kingdom

Chloé Caillet

Dana Montana

Italy

italian electronica

microhouse

DJ Tennis

electronica

Ellen Allien

raw techno

FJAAK

Switzerland

latin tech house

Luciano

Maceo Plex

tech house

Michael Bibi

float house

Peggy Gou

Israel

Red Axes

deep house

detroit house

detroit techno

techno

Seth Troxler

italian techno

Tale of Us

Spain

DC-10 Ibiza

Circoloco Opening 2022

minimal dub

Dax J

Helena Hauff

DVS1

Ireland

irish electronic

KETTAMA

Russia

russian electronic

russian techno

Nina Kraviz

lo-fi house

Palms Trax

experimental house

Sofia Kourtesis

 has carved a significant space in London's electronic music landscape, becoming synonymous with top-tier underground house, techno, and electronic sounds. More than just a series of performances, this festival offers an immersive experience, highly praised for its exceptional sound quality and its distinctive, atmospheric setting. The brand has a strong and well-defined identity within the competitive festival scene, appealing to those who appreciate a curated, less mainstream electronic music experience.

The festival's origins lie in the vision of its founders, driven by a deep passion for electronic music and a desire to fill a perceived gap in London's festival offerings. Their aim was to recreate the energy and spirit of London's renowned club culture in an open-air environment. This core principle of prioritizing the music has been central to the festival's growth, influencing everything from artist selection to the intricacies of its production. Initially, Junction 2 focused heavily on techno, aiming to bring the intense and immersive atmosphere of London's underground nightlife to a larger festival scale. This clear musical direction in its early years was crucial in establishing its identity and attracting a dedicated following.

Musically, Junction 2 is primarily celebrated for its deep exploration of house and techno. These genres form the foundation of the festival's sonic identity, consistently featuring prominently in its lineups. This unwavering commitment has cemented its reputation as a key destination for fans of these specific electronic music styles. While house and techno remain central, the festival has also shown a willingness to explore a broader spectrum of electronic music, occasionally incorporating genres such as drum and bass and more melodic forms of electronic music. This gradual expansion indicates an effort to appeal to a wider range of electronic music tastes while staying true to its foundational principles.

Over the years, Junction 2 has welcomed an impressive roster of internationally acclaimed DJs and live acts, solidifying its position as a major player in the global electronic music scene. The festival has consistently drawn some of the biggest names in the industry, including influential figures like 

. Beyond these established legends, Junction 2 has also been recognized for its dedication to showcasing emerging talents, creating a dynamic platform that celebrates both the pioneers and the future of electronic music. This blend of established and rising stars ensures a vibrant and forward-thinking atmosphere for attendees.

Since its inception, Junction 2 has undergone a significant evolution in its scale and duration. Starting as a smaller, one-day event, it has grown into a multi-day festival, reflecting its increasing popularity and ambition. This expansion has allowed for a more extensive lineup of artists and a more immersive overall experience for festival-goers.

Throughout its history, Junction 2 has consistently been held at Boston Manor Park, a location that has become intrinsically linked with the festival's identity. A particularly distinctive feature of this location is the presence of the M4 motorway flyover, beneath which one of the main stages, often referred to as "The Bridge," is situated. This unique integration of urban infrastructure into the festival setting has become a defining characteristic of the Junction 2 experience.

The atmosphere at Junction 2 is frequently described as open and welcoming, with a strong sense of community among electronic music enthusiasts. Despite attracting a dedicated and often "cool" crowd, the overall vibe is one of shared enthusiasm for the music and a celebratory spirit. Contributing significantly to this immersive experience are the festival's renowned staging and production elements. Beyond the iconic "Bridge" stage, Junction 2 has introduced various creatively designed areas, such as "The Woods" and "The Warehouse," each offering a distinct visual and sonic experience. More recently, stages like "The Grid," "The Quad," and "The Blackout" have further enhanced the festival's unique aesthetic. A consistent emphasis on cutting-edge sound systems ensures that the music is delivered with power and clarity, creating an unforgettable auditory experience.

Junction 2 stands as a significant and continually evolving force within the electronic music festival landscape. Its unwavering commitment to showcasing quality underground music, coupled with its distinctive atmosphere and innovative production, has cemented its place as a must-attend event for electronic music enthusiasts seeking an authentic and immersive festival experience. The festival's journey reflects a dedication to its core values while embracing growth and adaptation, ensuring its continued relevance and appeal within the dynamic world of electronic music.

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