Fresh from releasing his tenth studio album, ‘neXt’, ATB will head up tonight’s seventeenth edition of Armada Invites in Armada Music’s in-office club in Amsterdam. Supported by Estiva and Ruben de Ronde & Rodg, the Trance legend will take the decks from 9 to 10 PM (CEST); his one-hour set will be broadcast live on Armada Music’s Facebook page and YouTube channel.
The huge success of ATB started with ‘9PM (Till I Come)’, which earned him a #1 hit in the UK in the late ’90s. Since, his musical career has been nothing short of legendary. His 2014 album ‘Contact’ shot straight into the top 5 of the German charts and as a DJ, ATB has headlined festivals all over the world, earning him a coveted Top 20 spot in the list of “Most Popular DJs in the World of All Time”. His live set during ‘Armada Invites: ATB’ is bound to underline the qualities that made him remain such a highly-acclaimed player in the dance music game for all this time.
‘Armada Invites’ is a recurring event in Armada Music’s own in-office club in Amsterdam, comprising exclusive showcases from some of the biggest and most talented artists in the world. The event reaches a worldwide audience through its livestream on Armada Music's Facebook page and YouTube channel. World-renowned artists such as Armin van Buuren, Borgore, Cedric Gervais, Eelke Kleijn, Erick Morillo, Gareth Emery, Kevin Saunderson, Lost Frequencies and NERVO already served as headliners in previous editions of ‘Armada Invites’.
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