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November 27 · 2025
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This article is part of BPM Magazine’s archives, preserved to document the evolution of electronic music culture. It may reflect the context, trends, and information available at the time of publication.
Don’t Let Daddy Know reveals the final line-up for its 2026 Amsterdam edition at Ziggo Dome on March 7, featuring HALŌ debuts and arena-scale production.
Don’t Let Daddy Know has unveiled the full line-up for its 2026 edition, set to return to Ziggo Dome on 7 March 2026. Positioned as one of the Netherlands’ most prominent large-scale electronic music events, the show once again anchors the early part of the calendar with a programme combining mainstream appeal and high-impact production.
Don’t Let Daddy Know reveals the final line-up for its 2026 Amsterdam edition at Ziggo Dome on March 7, featuring HALŌ debuts and arena-scale production.
Don’t Let Daddy Know has unveiled the full line-up for its 2026 edition, set to return to Ziggo Dome on 7 March 2026. Positioned as one of the Netherlands’ most prominent large-scale electronic music events, the show once again anchors the early part of the calendar with a programme combining mainstream appeal and high-impact production.
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HALŌ World Premiere
Headlining the night are Dimitri Vegas, Nicky Romero and HALŌ, a world-first B3B bringing together Third Party, DubVision and Matisse & Sadko. The format reflects DLDK’s long-standing approach: pairing established names with collaborative concepts designed specifically for the arena setting.
The bill also introduces a harder edge, with Maddix and Marie Vaunt reinforcing the event’s techno presence, while a rare B2B from Lucas & Steve and Mike Williams adds a crossover element to the programme.
HALŌ World Premiere
Headlining the night are Dimitri Vegas, Nicky Romero and HALŌ, a world-first B3B bringing together Third Party, DubVision and Matisse & Sadko. The format reflects DLDK’s long-standing approach: pairing established names with collaborative concepts designed specifically for the arena setting.
The bill also introduces a harder edge, with Maddix and Marie Vaunt reinforcing the event’s techno presence, while a rare B2B from Lucas & Steve and Mike Williams adds a crossover element to the programme.
Produced by E&A Events, Don’t Let Daddy Know continues to frame electronic music as a shared spectacle, combining large-scale visuals with a line-up designed to attract an international audience. With the 2026 roster now confirmed, the Amsterdam edition once again positions itself as a key moment in the global dance calendar.
Tickets for DLDK Amsterdam 2026 on March 7th at the Ziggo Dome are available on sale at dldk.com.
Tickets for DLDK Amsterdam 2026 on March 7th at the Ziggo Dome are available on sale at dldk.com.
Don’t Let Daddy KnowDLDKDLDK Amsterdam 2026DLDK 2026
Written by Alexandre Trochut
Alexandre Trochut
Produced by E&A Events, Don’t Let Daddy Know continues to frame electronic music as a shared spectacle, combining large-scale visuals with a line-up designed to attract an international audience. With the 2026 roster now confirmed, the Amsterdam edition once again positions itself as a key moment in the global dance calendar.
Tickets for DLDK Amsterdam 2026 on March 7th at the Ziggo Dome are available on sale at dldk.com.
Don’t Let Daddy KnowDLDKDLDK Amsterdam 2026DLDK 2026
Written by Alexandre Trochut
Alexandre Trochut
