Andromedik

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At 27, Belgian Drum & Bass artist Andromedik has become one of the genre’s most exciting names. Known for his festival-ready sound and high-energy performances, he has captivated audiences at major festivals and clubs worldwide. In October 2025, Andromedik released his long-awaited debut album Ascension, a two-year project that showcases his evolution as an artist. Featuring collaborations with Netsky, Kanine, Basstripper, and A Little Sound, the album delivers a full spectrum of Drum & Bass energy and emotion. Just one day after releasing Ascension, Andromedik took over Antwerp Expo for his largest show yet. The sold-out Andromedik Invites edition welcomed 4,500 fans, making it Belgium’s biggest Drum & Bass headline show in recent years and unveiling his new Ascension A/V experience. The Invites concept has also made its mark at Tomorrowland, where Andromedik hosted multiple stages across consecutive years, alongside several Mainstage performances both in Belgium and Brazil - milestones that underline his status as a key figure in the global Drum & Bass scene. Building on this success, the series expands in early 2026 with headline shows in Amsterdam, Prague and London, with his first UK headline selling out in less than six hours. His international presence is accelerating: in 2025 he performed at EDC Las Vegas, the biggest dance festival in the US, joined Netsky as the main support act on his arena tour in New Zealand, and kicked off a strong wave in Asia with major festival appearances. With more shows and an even bigger global footprint ahead in 2026, Andromedik is firmly stepping onto the world stage. With anthems like Out of Body, Ascension, Only One, and the Deluxe Mix of The Feeling with Lost Frequencies, Andromedik continues to shape the sound of modern Drum & Bass. His official remixes for Alesso, John Newman, and Robin Schulz along with support from BBC Radio 1, Studio Brussel, and George FM, have cemented his reputation as one of the most exciting names in electronic music today.