Fedde Le Grand with EDX & Guests

On June 14th, Superior Ingredients’ rooftop welcomes one of the most important names in modern dance music: Fedde Le Grand. Joining him is Swiss Grammy-nominated DJ and producer EDX, New York talent Chellzz and BERK.

The Dutch powerhouse broke through with “Put Your Hands Up For Detroit,” a record that didn’t just dominate clubs — it became a global turning point, blasting through festival systems, radio rotations, and late-night dance floors everywhere.

From there, he kept the momentum with era-defining cuts like “Let Me Think About It,” “The Creeps,” “Back & Forth,” “Sparks (Turn Off Your Mind),” and “So Much Love,” building a catalog that still hits as hard today as it did the first time you heard it in a packed room.

EDX has headlined the world’s biggest festivals, including Tomorrowland, and dominated clubs from Las Vegas to Ibiza’s iconic Privilege, as well as a summer residency at Space Ibiza. With over two decades of hits—including remixes for Beyoncé, Calvin Harris, Robin Schulz, Camila Cabello, and Sam Feldt—this Swiss maestro knows exactly how to get a crowd moving.

Since breaking out in 2018, BERK has been carving his lane within the house circuit, sharing lineups with names like David Guetta, KSHMR, and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike along the way. His sound pulls heavily from hip-hop influences, flipping them into club-ready cuts that have landed him everywhere from Schimanski to the Electric Zoo stage.

Fedde’s credibility goes far beyond hits — he’s remixed some of the biggest artists on the planet, including Madonna, Coldplay, Rihanna, Shakira, Mariah Carey, and Michael Jackson, while holding his own as a DJ who thrives in any setting, from massive festival stages to gritty after-hours.

He’s played nearly every major event that matters — Ultra, Tomorrowland, Coachella, Creamfields, EDC, Electric Zoo and more — but on June 14th, it’s all about New York energy, skyline views, and that rare rooftop moment where the city feels like it’s moving in time with the music. Expect big records, sharp mixing, and a crowd that actually came to dance.