Watch Armin van Buuren's 'This Is Me: Feel Again', an original concert film blending electrifying live performances with personal interviews and behind-the-scenes clips.
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28 June, 11:00
28 June, 11:00
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Tiësto
Presents: Clublife 500
World-renowned DJ Tiësto, voted "The Greatest DJ of All Time" by Mix Magazine for 2010/2011, presents his acclaimed sold-out Clublife 500 live show. The chart-filled, hour-long performance features a special guest appearance from American electronic duo The Chainsmokers, who join Tiësto on stage for their iconic hit ‘Don’t Let Me Down’.
The performance was an epic celebration of the 500th episode of Tiësto’s radio show Club Life, for a one-night-only event on 21 October 2016 at the Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam.
Hardwell & Metropole Orkest
Symphony - The Global Revolution of Dance
An 87-song, 2-hour-long journey through four decades of music. Symphony - the Global Revolution of Dance is a one-time-only, unique concert experience performed during the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) in 2018 at the Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam.
Led and produced by Hardwell, featuring the world’s leading pop & jazz orchestra Metropole Orkest.
Armin van Buuren
This Is Me: Feel Again
Grammy-nominated DJ and renowned record producer Armin van Buuren releases his most personal show yet.
The almost 80-minute film is set against the backdrop of This Is Me: Feel Again, a run of 5 electrifying sold-out shows at Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, Netherlands, in June 2022. With a blend of his electrifying live performances, personal interviews and behind-the-scenes clips, dive deeper into the world of Armin van Buuren. Experience the chance to get a never-before-seen glimpse into the life of one of dance music’s most influential figures.
UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell
In Memory of Astro
What’s better than red wine? A glass, at home, with a front-row view of UB40 featuring Ali Campbell. On 8 March 2022, On Air recorded the full In Memory of Astro concert in front of 7,500 UB40 fans at Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam.
The show was performed in memory of UB40 frontman Ali Campbell’s dearly departed friend and bandmate of over four decades, Astro, who died in November 2021 after a short illness.
