Sennheiser, Neumann and HÖR open a four-day hub at ADE 2026
Sennheiser, Neumann and the Berlin music platform HÖR are turning Bonne Amsterdam into the Amsterdam Livingroom from 21 to 24 October 2026. Bonne is an independent shop, gallery and music studio. The hub runs during Amsterdam Dance Event 2026 and links electronic music, community and professional audio technology.
It continues a partnership between HÖR and Sennheiser at last year's ADE. This time the programme has four days of public events: livestreams and DJ sets, panels, workshops, artist sessions and listening experiences. The activation is supported by studio brand Neumann.
"We wanted to create a temporary home for audio and music culture during ADE," says Itamar Marom, Brand Partnerships Manager at Sennheiser. He adds that the aim is to make these experiences more accessible and relevant to the next generation.
Programme
The Neumann Sound Experience on 21 October is the first highlight. French electronic artist NTO presents his new album NAKED in a quadraphonic listening session. The four-channel setup runs on Neumann's newly launched KH 350 and KH 310 II studio monitors. NTO then performs live for HÖR.
On 22 October, "Sound & Space" brings contributors from Sennheiser, Neumann, Tylko and FAZEmag together to discuss how sound relates to physical environments. Live sets follow from artists including MATISA, Hot Since 82 and DJ Godfather.
On 24 October, Promis3 leads the session "Beyond the Music: Building an Artistic Universe". A live performance and more HÖR sets come after it.
Sennheiser and Neumann technology supports the livestreams, discussions, recording workflows and listening experiences across the venue. A dedicated recording studio is open for product demonstrations, artist sessions and conversations with the Sennheiser and Neumann teams.
The Amsterdam Livingroom is at Warmoesstraat 67. Entry to the DJ sets, panels, listening experiences and workshops is free, subject to capacity. The full programme and an RSVP option are on the Sennheiser newsroom page.
Source: Sennheiser