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Huis van Iemand Anders, which translates to "House of Someone Else," is an influential nightclub located in the Netherlands, known for its avant-garde approach to nightlife and its role in fostering experimental music and club culture. The club opened its doors in Amsterdam in 2018, quickly gaining a reputation for its inclusive atmosphere and its commitment to showcasing boundary-pushing electronic music and performance art. The venue was founded by a collective of artists and cultural entrepreneurs aiming to create a space that emphasized community and creativity over commercialism.

Over the years, Huis van Iemand Anders has built a loyal following among both locals and international visitors, becoming a hub for underground music scenes and a launchpad for emerging Dutch talent. Its programming is celebrated for its diversity, offering everything from techno and house to experimental live sets, drag nights, and immersive installations. The venue’s cultural significance lies in its dedication to providing a safe space for self-expression, often hosting queer events and collaborations with local art initiatives.

Since its inception, Huis van Iemand Anders has operated in the same historic warehouse in Amsterdam-Noord, but in 2021, following growing demand and a desire to expand its capacity and creative possibilities, the venue underwent a significant renovation. This transformation modernized its sound system, lighting, and accessibility, while retaining the industrial charm that defines its aesthetic. Notable artists who have performed at Huis van Iemand Anders include international figures such as Ben UFO, Courtesy, and Honey Dijon, as well as celebrated local artists like Job Jobse, upsammy, and mad miran.

The club has also provided a platform for rising talents like Identified Patient, LYZZA, and Oceanic, and has hosted memorable collaborative performances featuring collectives like De School’s Selectors and Garage Noord’s resident DJs.