Amsterdam’s electronic calendar for Thursday 3 September through Sunday 6 September 2026 has plenty of late options, yet OT301 provides the weekend’s most coherent two-night route. On Friday 4 September, Subject 13 heads Vibez Recordings presents: Expansions; on Saturday 5 September, Anacalypto & Friends takes over with DJ Aleksi, Jaimy and Tre Turner. The pairing makes sense through the room itself. OT301 describes its Overtoom building as an alternative, collective-run platform whose public functions sit alongside housing and workspaces. That setting gives these bookings a useful shared frame: Friday draws on a specific jungle lineage, while Saturday gathers DJs around a recurring local party format. For listeners deciding between scattered line-ups, this is a compact case for staying with one address across two distinct nights. The CrowdMate calendar lists both events at 22:00.[1][2][3][4]
Friday: Subject 13 brings Vibez Recordings into focus
Friday’s Expansions bill centres Subject 13 with Ipkiss, Hidden Memory, Arcturius, Silvahfonk, Flux and Merger. It is an unusually legible line-up because the label story is part of the music’s context. Vibez Recordings identifies Subject 13 as its founder and places the label’s beginnings in the late 1990s, describing a continuing commitment to deep, cinematic jungle and drum and bass. OT301 likewise frames the programme as atmospheric jungle and drum and bass, a description that helps separate this night from the broad electronic tag attached to so many weekend listings. The supporting names matter here as part of an extended session and a label-oriented conversation: Hidden Memory, Silvahfonk, Flux and Merger appear beside Subject 13 in the venue’s event listing. Subject 13’s profile also connects him with R&S Records, Creative Source and Good Looking Organisation, adding a concrete sense of the producer’s place within the genre’s record-label networks.[1][2][4]
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Saturday: Anacalypto & Friends keeps the room moving
Saturday’s Anacalypto & Friends changes the scale and the emphasis. Anacalypto is joined by DJ Aleksi, Jaimy and Tre Turner, turning the bill into a small circle of selectors instead of a heritage-focused showcase. Resident Advisor lists Anacalypto as based in Germany and shows Amsterdam among the cities where the DJ has played most often; OT301 also appears among the profile’s most-played clubs. That recurring connection gives the event a local continuity even as the project works across European cities. The listing supplies few stylistic instructions, which suits a night built around a host and guests: arrive ready to follow the group’s direction across the evening. A previous Anacalypto & Friends event at the same venue was presented through techno and house, while the current CrowdMate listing places this edition under electronic music. Together, those details suggest a broad dancefloor vocabulary, with the four-person bill providing the evening’s central shape.[1][3]
Planning the OT301 double bill
Friday 4 September’s Subject 13 event and Saturday 5 September’s Anacalypto & Friends are both scheduled at OT301, Overtoom 301 in Amsterdam, with 22:00 local starts in the CrowdMate calendar. Friday is the choice for listeners seeking a defined atmospheric-jungle and drum-and-bass frame; Saturday suits those drawn to a concise host-and-guests format. The venue’s own agenda lists both dates and line-ups, and its collective structure is part of the reason this two-night run reads as a connected local programme instead of two unrelated bookings. Check OT301’s official agenda and ticket information again before leaving, since set times, entry arrangements and line-ups can change.[1][3]
Sources
- OT301 Agenda — OT301
- Artists — Vibez Recordings on Bandcamp
- Anacalypto Artist Profile — Resident Advisor
- Subject 13 Artist Profile — Resident Advisor