After a major renovation, nightclub Shelter Amsterdam is proud to announce the reopening of its venue. The club, which is part of the A'DAM Tower, has not only undergone an impressive transformation in look-and-feel, but is also introducing a broader music programming, creating a renewed experience. As part of the relaunch, Shelter is introducing impressive LED panels on the ceiling. This cutting-edge technology creates a dynamic, visual environment, synced with the music and energy of the crowd. This gives the visitors an immersive experience beyond the traditional club setting. Shelter reopens its iconic door to the basement of the A'DAM Tower on the 9th of February.


The physical transformation of the club includes a careful renovation that takes the atmosphere and experience to a new level. The redesigned space is designed with an emphasis on atmosphere, light and sound to provide an experience beyond expectations.


With the reopening, Shelter introduces a broader and more diverse music programming. From the familiar (minimal) house sound to trance, afro house, italo Disco and techno. Shelter embraces different genres and provides a stage for both new and established names. This ensures a dynamic and engaging nightlife experience for everyone.


"Being born and raised in Amsterdam, I strongly feel that the city needs this change now. A high quality club where multiple styles of music come together in the program. The extra event space is going to play an important role in this. I can't wait for that first song to be played and for everyone to see our colorful rebranding reflected in our new LED ceiling. February 9 will be a great reward for everyone who has worked hard on this lately,” - Zep Fransen, General Manager at Shelter.


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