For Thursday 15 through Sunday 18 October, Amsterdam’s clearest underground thread sits in the overlap between live performance and the club night. Friday begins at OT301, where Zoutmus launch their debut album with DJ Jules de la Courgette, DJ Klempo and DJ Eindbaas. The group’s own description places its work between rock, funk and music theatre, with a deliberately absurd, high-energy character. That mixture suits OT301’s wider identity: the venue describes itself as an alternative, non-profit space run by an international collective, combining public, artistic and subcultural activity under one roof. This is a concert route built around context as much as genre.[1]

Friday: a handoff from staged chaos to the late club

Zoutmus starts at 20:00 on Friday 16 October at OT301, leaving a substantial gap before Garage Noord opens its next chapter at 23:30. That second event is co-curated by T.NO and gathers Toma Kami, MALLAURY and T.NO, with Bar40 hosted by Crossover. The billing matters because it presents the night as a shared framework, with curatorial credit sitting alongside the performers. It is a concise example of how Amsterdam’s club circuit makes room for artists, selectors and collectives within the same event architecture. A listener can take in the theatrical beginning at OT301, then arrive at Garage Noord for a deeper, later-running electronic setting.[1][2]

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Saturday: Mick Harris brings the pressure down low

Garage Noord continues the thread on Saturday 17 October, again from 23:30, with Mick Harris presenting Culvert Dubs live. Vanja Rakic b2b Olgica and Brent Jacko join the bill, while SUBURBIA hosts Bar40. Harris’s recent Culvert Dubs 9 frames the project as dub techno, built from long-form, tidal movement; its tags also point to bass, drone and experimental electronic music. That gives the Saturday slot a useful sonic destination after Friday’s deliberately unruly spectrum: the emphasis moves toward weight, space, repetition and hands-on sound treatment. Across the two evenings, Garage Noord functions as a point of contact between distinct crews and approaches to electronic music.[2][3]

Plan the route

Start with Zoutmus at OT301 on Friday 16 October at 20:00, then consider T.NO’s Garage Noord programme at 23:30 the same night. Mick Harris presents Culvert Dubs live at Garage Noord at 23:30 on Saturday 17 October. The two venues are separate stops, so allow for travel and a reset between the early show and the late programme. OT301 lists Zoutmus as 18+, while Garage Noord’s club page carries the changing line-ups and ticket links for both late events. Recheck each official page before leaving for venue access, running order, tickets and any last-minute changes.[1][2]

Sources

  1. Zoutmus Album Release Party — OT301
  2. Club programme — Garage Noord
  3. Culvert Dubs 9 — Mick Harris on Bandcamp