12:00
Ticket & Info Desk HVF @PHIL
Haarlem Vinyl Festival starts here! Check in, collect your wristband, and let the music experience begin!
Stuck in Haarlem? How to Kickstart Your Business Idea
Got a business idea but not sure how to get it off the ground? Join this interactive session with Jorien Stoop and cultural entrepreneur Aldo Bruining for practical advice, fresh perspectives and a push to...
Platenzaak.nl Lounge: Relax, Listen & Discover
Take a break from the festival rush at the Platenzaak.nl Lounge, with exclusive vinyl releases, listening stations and a chance to win €100 in store credit.
13:45
Making Vinyl & Abbey Road Institute Present: Hey Next Generation Hey You!
The future of vinyl depends on more than great music and modern technology – it depends on the people who will shape the industry in the years ahead. As demand for records continues to grow, pressing plants...
14:00
Inside the Cartridge: Audio-Technica Workshop
Ever wondered what actually happens between the groove and your speakers?
15:15
From "One For The Mrs". to the present: 15 years of music, songs, and production - Chef'Special
How do you write an album that tells a story? When do you know a song is finished? How do you translate an idea from your mind into a recording that resonates with people? And what actually happens behind...
16:00
Mykaell Riley: 500 Years of Black British Music
From Ska and Reggae to Grime and beyond — Professor Mykaell Riley draws on decades of research and a lifetime in music to map 500 years of Black British sound, starting with the bass.
17:00
Haarlem Vinyl Festival Opening Drinks
The fourth edition of Haarlem Vinyl Festival officially opens at PHIL Café with an opening by Mykaell Riley, followed by music from DJs Droppa & Diggler.
20:00
Chef'Special
Chef'Special has been at the top of the Dutch pop scene for years, with multiple albums, major festival shows, and an impressive string of hits.
22:15
Afterparty Chef'Special ft. DJ Ed Rock
The night doesn’t end when Chef’Special leaves the stage. DJ Ed Rock takes over PHIL Café for an afterparty played entirely from vinyl.