Rush Hour announces 20th anniversary world tour

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  • The Amsterdam label will hit the road in May, touching down in Europe, Japan, Australia and North America.
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  • Rush Hour has revealed plans to head on a 20th anniversary world tour, starting next month. The label, shop and distribution hub, set up in Amsterdam in 1997, has garnered a global following in recent years, thanks in part to the success of affiliated DJs like Antal (Rush Hour's cofounder) and Hunee. Both artists are down for the tour's opening at Rainbow Disco Club festival in Japan, where they'll be joined by Sadar Bahar and San Proper. San Proper and Antal will then join Soichi Terada on Sunday, May 7th for an all-day slot at Kobe spot Troopcafe. Only four more dates have been announced so far, all of them in Europe. In June, the crew heads to Robert Johnson on the 3rd, followed by Dutch festival Strange Sounds From Beyond on the 25th, when Antal will join Daphni, DJ Okapi, Interstellar Funk and Wally Badarou at the Rush Hour stage. Rush Hour will also host stages at Paris's Macki Music Festival on July 1st and at Dimensions in Croatia, which goes down from August 30th through September 3rd. More tour dates will be announced later in 2017. Read Aaron Coultate's Art Of DJing interview with Antal.

    • Wed, May 3, 2017

      Rainbow Disco Club 2017

      Sisi, Kikiorix, DJ Dustin, Ben UFO, Pangaea, Pearson Sound, Sapphire Slows, Akiko Kiyama, Palms Trax, Gerd Janson, Kaoru Inoue, Kenji Takimi, Fatima Yamaha, Floating Points, Soichi Terada, Kuniyuki, Sauce81, DJ Nobu, Fred P, KEITA SANO, DJ Nori, San Proper, Antal, Hunee, Sadar Bahar


    • Sun, Jun 25, 2017

      Strange Sounds From Beyond 2017

      Mutant Beat Dance, Lena Willikens, Orpheu The Wizard, Vladimir Ivkovic, Daphni, Wally Badarou, Antal, Black Merlin, Interstellar Funk, DJ Okapi, Bufiman, Mim Suleiman, Tako, Nosedrip, Twice Upon A Time, Izabel, Lulu (NL), Mata Hari


    • Wed, Aug 30, 2017

      Dimensions Festival 2017

      Grace Jones, Moderat, Yussef Kamaal, Moses, Jeff Mills, Theo Parrish, Floating Points, Marcel Dettmann, Nina Kraviz, Daphni, Dâm-Funk, Goldie, Danny Krivit, Ata Kak, Ben UFO, Pangaea, Pearson Sound, Helena Hauff, Gilles Peterson, Joy Orbison, Levon Vincent, Aux 88, Andy Stott, Scott Grooves, Mala, Dopplereffekt, Alexander Robotnick, Amp Fiddler, Tama Sumo, Lakuti, Demdike Stare, Maurice Fulton, Sadar Bahar, Khruangbin, Antal, Horse Meat Disco, Mike Dehnert, Binh, Nicky Siano, Parris Mitchell, dBridge, Alix Perez, Silent Servant, Rhauder, Radioactive Man, Conforce, Romare, Petar Dundov, Billy Nasty, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Jonwayne, Telefon Tel Aviv, London Modular, Sassy J, Luke Hess, Randomer, Pinch, A Made Up Sound, Dan Shake, Equiknoxx, Josey Rebelle, Serge, Willow, Interstellar Funk, Ilija Rudman, Doc Scott, Skeptical, Alma Negra, Kid Drama, Gary Gritness, Mister Saturday Night, Bradley Zero, Resom, SP:MC, MC GQ, GQ, Cuisine Dub, Le Chocolat Noir, Øyvind Morken, Powder, Ant TC1, Fixate, ASOK, DJ Okapi, Regis, Thris Tian, Leo Leal, Andrea Ljekaj, Dimensions Soundsystem, Mimi, Ganik, Novell, Pytzek, Kamma, Volster, Mafalda, Lorenzo (FBNM), Sofie, Andwot, Donna Leake, Rob Shields, Jay Clarke, Folamour, Debora Ipekel, Aaron L, Harri Pepper, Heels & Souls, Masalo, Black Amiga, Andrew Hill, Danuka, Ben Hunter, Joachim
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