Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) is just around the corner. From 21 to 25 October 2026, Amsterdam hosts the world's biggest festival for electronic music. As a dance lover, you won't want to miss it. But how can you fully enjoy all the beats, sets, and afterparties without putting your hearing at risk?
We're proud to share the answer. As the hearing protection partner of ADE, we've joined forces to create something special. Discover the Alpine ADE Tune, the limited-edition ADE earplugs that let you party safely without compromising on sound quality.
What's New This Year?
This year we're bringing the experience closer to you. Alpine is hosting a Friends Program pop-up in Amsterdam city centre, where you can explore our full assortment in person. Stop by for Custom-Made fitting on-site, plus a free Alpine ADE Tune fitting so your earplugs sit just right before the first set.
Why hearing protection is essential during ADE?
ADE is known for its unique atmosphere, the world's best DJs, and unforgettable parties. But let's be honest: the volume can get extremely loud. At some events, sound levels easily exceed 100 decibels. That means your hearing is at real risk of permanent damage if you're not protected. That's why hearing protection at ADE isn't a luxury, it's a necessity.
Wearing high-quality earplugs allows you to experience the music in crisp, clear detail, but at a safe volume. This way, you can enjoy hours of dancing without ringing ears or even worse, long-term hearing problems.
Alpine ADE Tune: specially designed for true music lovers
Together with Amsterdam Dance Event, we at Alpine have joined forces to create a unique solution: the Alpine ADE Tune. These are not just earplugs; they're a limited edition designed for everyone who wants to fully enjoy electronic music at ADE 2026 while protecting their hearing. Order your limited-edition Alpine ADE Tune and turn ADE 2026 into an experience you'll never forget, one your ears can continue to enjoy for years to come.
Why these ADE earplugs are truly unique?
- Limited edition: Bright yellow design featuring the official ADE logo, a must-have for collectors and fans.
- Stay connected: Voices stay clear, so you can still chat with friends even on a loud dance floor.
- Clear and full sound: High-fidelity music filter (SNR 19 dB): crystal-clear sound while keeping your hearing protected.
- Comfort for long nights: The soft, pressure-free oval tips keep you comfortable, even during hours-long sets.
- Dutch design: Designed in the Netherlands, with the trusted Alpine quality you know.
With this limited edition, we're joining ADE in showing that safe partying is the future.
Full sound, safe hearing
The biggest advantage of the Alpine ADE Tune is that you don't have to compromise on anything. While traditional foam earplugs often make music sound dull and distort your experience, that's absolutely not the case here. The special music filter provides balanced attenuation across all frequencies. You hear the music exactly as the DJ intended, just at a safer volume. And let's be honest: ADE is all about the full experience. The best tracks, the most stunning visuals, and an unforgettable vibe. With these earplugs, you can enjoy it all without your ears suffering the next day.
ADE hearing protection: an ode to music
At Alpine, we believe hearing protection is not just functional; it's a tribute to electronic music itself. By protecting your ears, you ensure you can enjoy the music you love for many years to come. This collaboration is more than a product launch; it's a movement toward a future in which safe partying becomes the norm. The Alpine ADE Tune is a true limited edition and available online starting 22 September 2026. Don't wait too long: once they're gone, they're gone. Want to learn more about our partnership with ADE?
Tips to protect your hearing during ADE
Even with the Alpine ADE Tune earplugs, here are a few extra tips to keep your ears safe while fully enjoying the festivities:
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Use high-quality hearing protection
Choose earplugs with music filters, like the ADE Tune.
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Give your ears a break
Step outside the venue from time to time to let your ears recover.
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Be smart about where you stand
Avoid standing directly in front of the speakers. Moving just a few meters back can reduce the volume by several decibels.
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Pay attention afterward
Still hearing ringing or buzzing after the event? Give your ears extra rest in the days that follow.
