Breakin Science Festival brings bass-fuelled bill to Amsterdam this November

The iconic underground Drum and Bass brand brings a stacked lineup to the Dutch Capital. Scroll down for tickets and more information!

Date published: 9th Aug 2024

With over 20 years as a foundational brand that has given underground Drum & Bass raves a platform to grow to where they are now, Breakin Science are bringing their bass-fuelled expertise back over the waters to Amsterdam in November, and if there's one thing these guys know how to do, it's throwing a party full of good vibes & filthy beats!

Plus, the calibre of names they are bringing over with them are no joke either, From Turno to Mozey, Amplify to DJ Hazard, Basslayerz to DJ Guv, and many more; Breakin Science Festival Amsterdam is looking like one hefty affair, where your gun fingers will need to be polished, locked, and properly loaded.

Tickets for Breakin Science Festival Amsterdam are live and selling fast, to secure your spot at the weekend affair in the Dutch capital, scroll down to the bottom of this page and grab your tickets now!

For the skank-inducing bash, Breakin Science have secured two all-night venues that are just a short journey from Centraal Station. Spots that, due to their locations out of Amsterdam's tourist areas, offer a much more friendly welcome to ravers and are geared to enhancing your weekend away... instead of trying to police your fun & games!

So treat yourself to a weekend away in one of Europe's ultimate party capitals with 2 proper D&B all-night raves, as well as a special 4 hours event on their huge 600-capacity party boat. 

For more information, and some FAQs on Breakin Science Festival Amsterdam, visit the festival page on Skiddle, by clicking or tapping - HERE

Check out our What's On Guide to discover more rowdy raves and sweaty gigs taking place over the coming weeks and months. For festivals, lifestyle events and more, head on over to our Things To Do page or be inspired by the event selections on our Inspire Me page.

Header image credit: Breakin Science on Facebook