Dekmantel teams up with HÖR to create new "Radar" stage
L.B. Dub Corp, Interplanetary Criminal and Olof Dreijer have also been added to this year’s line-up
Amsterdam's Dekmantel festival has revealed a new stage, Radar with Berlin’s HÖR.
The announcement came with a full line-up to Radar including an extra ten names that were not on the original bill.
These new names include Luke Slater as L.B. Dub Corp for his streaming debut, hit-maker Interplanetary Criminal, The Knife’s Olof Dreijer and more.
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Artists going B2B on this stage include Shanti Celeste and Peach as well as Gabrielle Kwarteng and ISAbella.
Also on this stage include already announced acts such as DJ Stingray 313, Avalon Emerson, Or:la and many more.
The stage will be broadcasted live via HÖR across with Radar replacing the Boiler Room stage which had been running there since 2013.
Dekmantel is set to run from August 2 to August 6 with over 115 artists including Shygirl, Gary Numan, Omar S, Blawan, Jeff Mills, Young Marco, Naone and Carista.
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The first two days will be across venues alongside the IJ river before moving to the Amsterdamse Bos for the final days.
To get a taste of what's to come, HÖR has recently launched a temporary studio in London.
Throughout the month, it will be based on Dalston’s Kingsland Road streaming a huge list of DJs as well as hosting a residency at South London nightclub Phonox.
Tickets to Dekmantel 2023 are available here. Check out the Radar stage line-up below.
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