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On Wednesday BRET kick's ADE off with a free event, hosted by no one less than a BRET favourite: Lobster . He invites Kyra Khaldi who moves between warm, trippy house and rawer club sounds, and Mella Dee and Samuel Deep

Thursday morning. 8 AM. A family affair. Luke and Max Dean play b2b for 11 hours straight. They’ve been touring around the world and playing some of the biggest clubs, so having them inside BRET’s small red cube is kind

Slacker 85. Seth Troxler's own record label, lifestyle brand, event. He describes it as his “legacy act” and a filter free creative outlet focused on oddball, esoteric, and diverse underground sounds. And that’s what you

Ogazón brings her infamous ADE Friday morning event to BRET for the first time. A morning sesh with three powerhouses. And to make it even a little extra special; they’ll be playing b2b2b all morning. It’s going to be v

Friday afternoon. Mano Le Tough presents Maeve at BRET. He founded the label (with friends The Drifter and Baikal) focusing more on emotional melodic house and techno. And for this edition Mano brings some of the finest

Three women shaking up the scene. They play fast-paced. Jungle. Drum ‘n’ bass, footwork, juke, breakbeat. 160 bpm. Combine it with techno influences, sub heavy low end pressure and percussion. Expect a lot. And a lot of

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Saturday night. Prime-time ADE calls for a prime-time event. DAYCARE takes over BRET for a close community night with proper techno from Bastienne b2b Shaleen, Mahabe, Phara and Tommy Four Seven.

Joseph Capriati returns to BRET on ADE Sunday for the 6th year in a row. Not much else needs to be said, this has been the most anticipated ADE event for 6 years straight for a reason.