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New Amsterdam club Shelter opens its doors next month

Jackmaster, Moodymann, DJ Stringray and more will help the nightspot kick off in style

A brand new club named Shelter will open in Amsterdam in time for ADE (Amsterdam Dance Event) next month.

The venue has a capacity of 700 people, and is located beneath the IJ river bank across from the Dutch capital’s city centre.

Merijn van den Heuvel, Kolja Verhage and Milan van Ooijen are helming the project. The trio have experience of working for clubs and dance organisations spanning AIR, Trouw, LET and Deep House Amsterdam, and look set to continue their fine work with this new venture, promising “a nightclub that is on the vanguard of club technology and innovative use of space.”

Details of the four night ADE program on the club’s opening weekend across October 20 to 23 have been announced, with Jackmaster presents Mastermix, Clone Records, Semantica Diez and Joris Voorn hosting parties.

Moodymann, Tom Trago, I-F, Legowelt, DJ Stingray, Project Pablo, Serge, Voices From The Lake, Marco Shuttle and Peter Van Hoesen are among the additional artists locked in to appear.

The ADE events are billed to run from 11pm through to 8am, but Shelter has been granted a 24-hour licence by local government, suggesting non-stop party weekends akin to De School’s ADE plans could take place in future.

Head to Shelter’s website and Facebook page for further details.

Patrick Hinton is Mixmag's Digital Intern, follow him on Twitter