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High Tea Indoor Festeaval 2026

6 Areas Of Drum & Bass

Delta Heavy / Metrik / Mozey / Captain Bass / Catching Caïro / Oko / T & Sugah / Tantron / Used / Minnie / Zazu / Cinema / Expo

Sa 28 Mar15:00CINEMA EXPO MAX MILK OZ UP UP Bar

Tickets

Price:
€ 35 late
€ 25 early (SOLD OUT)
€ 30 regular (SOLD OUT)
€ 40 door
Minimum age 16+

Part ofElectronic

High Tea & Melkweg present: HIGH TEA Amsterdam Indoor Festeaval 2026. On Saturday 28 March, Melkweg once again transforms into the backdrop for this one-of-a-kind indoor Drum & Bass experience. After a successful first edition, the Festeaval returns — bigger, bolder and more versatile than ever.

This second edition marks 10 years of High Tea and will be celebrated with a daytime rave from 15:00 to 23:00. Expect a fully-fledged indoor festival across six areas, featuring DJ sets, live acts, cinema, exhibitions, games and interactive surprises.

HIGH TEA Amsterdam Indoor Festeaval is more than just a party: it’s a tribute to a decade of Going Hard & Being Home. A place where community, energy and imagination collide — right in the heart of the city, right inside Melkweg.

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The Sena-Talent-Stage

In collaboration with the Sena, Melkweg and High Tea Amsterdam are presenting a talent stage in the UP this year. Dutch drum & bass talent will be given a platform to grow and take the next step towards a larger stage. Keep an eye on our socials — the line-up will be announced soon.

NewsTh 19 Feb
Melkweg and High Tea spotlight emerging artists at the Sena Talent Stage
Together with High Tea Music, Melkweg annually organises an indoor ‘festeaval’ spanning six spaces. In collaboration with Sena, a Talent Stage will be added for this anniversary edition.

Line-up

Metrik / Delta Heavy / Mozey / T & Sugah / Used / Rova / Captain Bass / Catching Cairo (live) / Formula (Dubstep set) / Gray / Oko / Tantron / Comet / DIVICIOUX / Flowanastasia & Tyr Kohout (live) / Isis Cloudt / Minnie (live PA) / Seven-Headed / Zazu

Film

Cinema Programme
- This documentary follows Iranian DJs Anoosh and Arash as they organise illegal raves and produce electronic music in Tehran while constantly risking arrest. As the pressure from authorities grows, they search for a way to escape Iran through an opportunity to perform abroad.
- This film explores three decades of rave culture in Rotterdam, a city that became globally known in the 1990s for gabber and hardcore. Through stories from people within the scene, the documentary shows how the city and its rave community evolved while the spirit of the dancefloor remained the same.
- Using unseen archival footage, this short film revisits the UK’s rave and club culture of the late 1980s and 1990s. It captures how dancefloors became spaces of freedom, diversity and community during a time of social and political tension.
- This documentary dives into the birth of the rave movement in late-1980s England, where young people gathered at illegal parties in warehouses and open fields. Through archive footage and interviews with key figures, it shows how this underground movement grew into a global cultural phenomenon.