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HIGH TEA Amsterdam: Indoor Festeaval

Saturday, 28 March 2026

15:00 – 23:00

Melkweg· Amsterdam, Netherlands

5Artists0Labels2Promoters

Are you ready for 10 years of Going Hard & Being Home?

On Saturday, March 28th 2026, HIGH TEA celebrates its 10th anniversary with the hottest indoor Drum & Bass festival Amsterdam has ever seen!

For the second time, we bring our Festeaval experience to the legendary Melkweg, but this time, we’re taking over all six spaces for a full daytime celebration.

Expect:

- 6 Areas of Drum & Bass

- DJ sets & Live Acts

- An actual Cinema  

- Art exhibitions

- Fun games

- And much more…

 Get ready to Go Hard & Be Home, like never before.  

Age: 16+

DateSaturday, 28 March 2026

Doors15:00 – 23:00

VenueMelkwegAmsterdam, Netherlands

Lineup5 artists

Artists

Delta Heavy

Metrik

Mozey

T & Sugah

Used

Promoters

High Tea Music

High Tea Music is a record label and events office in one. We are a home, or as we like to call it a "living room", for anyone who loves tea, Drum & Bass or melodic bass music. Founded by Dutch Drum & Bass-acts T & Sugah and Zazu, High Tea focuses on pushing new and established artists in the bass scene. The future is looking bright as is proven by our streak of sold out club nights and heavy releases, featuring names like Dossa & Locuzzed, Rameses B, Monrroe, NCT and High Maintenance! High Tea stand for diversity, unity and experience. Join us for a cup of tea and some heavy DnB!

Melkweg

The Melkweg is one of the most well-known entertainment venues within and outside the Netherlands, and is unique because of a programme that unites five artistic disciplines under one roof: music, dance/theatre, film, photography and media art. Concerts, dance events, theatrical and dance productions, films, media art presentations and photo exhibitions are staged in five halls and several small rooms. The Melkweg, a non-profit organisation, was founded in 1970 when a Dutch theatre group discovered a deserted dairy factory in the centre of Amsterdam. Hard work, ambition and NLG 25,000 (about EUR 11,000) enabled the group to transform the factory into a meeting place, initially during the summer only. During the 1970s, the Melkweg became a household name and started developing more in terms of content, offering room for experiments relating to music, theatre, dance and film. The ground floor of the building now houses The Max (capacity of 1,500) and the OZ (capacity of 700), which are used primarily for concerts and events. The Photo Gallery and the Café-Restaurant are located on the Marnixstraat side, while the upper floor is occupied by the Cinema (90 seats), the Theaterzaal (140 seats), a foyer and the Tearoom.