STMPD RCRDS will bring its 10th anniversary celebrations home on October 22, 2026, with a huge label night at Amsterdam’s AFAS Live. Taking place during Amsterdam Dance Event, the final show of the anniversary tour will feature Martin Garrix alongside many of the artists who have shaped the label’s first decade.
After celebrating around the world, STMPD RCRDS is coming home.
On Thursday, October 22, Martin Garrix’s label will take over AFAS Live for the final stop of its 10th anniversary tour. The special ADE event will bring together established STMPD favorites, longtime Garrix collaborators and some of the label’s most exciting new talents.
The first announced lineup includes Martin Garrix, Citadelle, Curbi, DubVision, Julian Jordan, Justin Mylo, Lavern, Matisse & Sadko, Merow, Mesto, Nova Blue, NOME., R3HAB, Skytech, Third Party and Vluarr. More artists are still to be revealed.
Martin Garrix brings STMPD RCRDS back home
Founded by Martin Garrix in 2016, STMPD RCRDS was created to give artists greater creative freedom and provide a home for music that could not be limited to a single genre.
Over the past decade, that vision has transformed STMPD into one of electronic music’s most recognizable labels. Its catalog has moved freely between progressive house, electro house, bass house, tech house and more melodic productions, while continuing to introduce new producers to an international audience.
The label has also become an essential part of Martin’s own career. It has released his music, supported many of his closest collaborators and helped build the wider creative family that now surrounds his shows.
That makes Amsterdam the perfect place to close the anniversary tour. Following events in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Japan and other destinations, STMPD will return to its hometown for what should be one of its biggest celebrations of the year.
Martin will, of course, be at the center of the night. His set at AFAS Live will be one of the most anticipated moments of the event, especially with so many friends and collaborators appearing on the same lineup.
A lineup spanning the label’s entire history
The announced lineup offers a strong overview of the sound and history of STMPD RCRDS.
For progressive house fans, DubVision, Matisse & Sadko and Third Party immediately stand out. All three acts have played an important role in Martin’s sets over the years, delivering some of the emotional and festival-ready records most closely associated with the STMPD sound.
DubVision and Matisse & Sadko have also collaborated with Martin on several fan favorites, making their presence especially meaningful for a show celebrating the label’s first decade.
The event will reunite Martin with several of his closest longtime friends and collaborators. Julian Jordan, Justin Mylo and Mesto have all grown alongside STMPD, becoming regular presences both in its release catalog and at its events. Their sets have often provided some of the most energetic moments at previous label nights.
Curbi, Vluarr, Skytech, Citadelle and R3HAB add even more variety to the program, while Lavern, Merow, NOME. and Nova Blue represent a newer generation of artists helping shape the label’s next chapter.
With that many STMPD artists gathered under one roof, the possibilities for special appearances are almost endless. The label has not announced any back-to-back sets or surprise collaborations, but fans will undoubtedly be hoping to see artists join each other onstage throughout the night.
A major STMPD celebration during ADE
STMPD RCRDS and Amsterdam Dance Event have a long history together. The label’s ADE nights have become highly anticipated annual gatherings, known for packed lineups, rapid artist changes, unreleased music and surprise guests.
The label has also hosted stages at major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra, Sziget and Lollapalooza. However, an anniversary show in Amsterdam carries a different meaning. It is both a celebration of STMPD’s international growth and a reunion in the city where the label was created.
AFAS Live previously hosted a STMPD label night during ADE 2024. For the 10th anniversary, the venue will welcome the STMPD family once again with the label’s signature visuals, branding and high-energy production.
The show is scheduled to begin at 5:00 PM and continue until midnight, providing seven hours of music. Individual set times and the running order have not yet been announced.
The final chapter of STMPD’s 10th anniversary tour
This event will be more than another stop on the ADE calendar. As the final show of the 10th anniversary tour, it will close an entire year dedicated to the story of STMPD RCRDS.
For Martin Garrix fans, the night should offer everything that makes the label special: longtime collaborators, rising talent, progressive house moments, harder club records and, most importantly, Martin performing in his hometown during ADE.
Ten years after launching STMPD RCRDS, Martin will be surrounded by many of the artists who helped turn his independent label into a global electronic music family.
And with additional names still to be announced, STMPD may be saving a few major surprises for Amsterdam.
Event information
- Event: 10 Years of STMPD RCRDS – ADE
- Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026
- Venue: AFAS Live, Amsterdam
- Time: 5:00 PM–12:00 AM
- Age requirement: 18+
- Announced lineup: Citadelle, Curbi, DubVision, Julian Jordan, Justin Mylo, Lavern, Martin Garrix, Matisse & Sadko, Merow, Mesto, Nova Blue, NOME., R3HAB, Skytech, Third Party, Vluarr and more
- Official information and tickets: AFAS Live
Garrixers.com will also be part of ADE
Garrixers.com will also return to Amsterdam Dance Event this year with a special event created for the Martin Garrix fan community. Following our gatherings in 2022, 2023 and 2024, this new edition will once again offer fans a place to meet, connect and share their passion for Martin. It will also give us an opportunity to present our upcoming projects for the website, Garrixers Magazine and the wider Garrixers community. Full details about the event will be announced in early October.
