Bubble House: bursting bubbles on the dancefloor
A closer look at the concept behind Bubble House and why we build the night around back-to-back sets.
Follow the Dopamine is an Amsterdam-based booking and artist management agency for electronic music artists who move differently, think independently and create from instinct.
We connect artists with the right stages, audiences and opportunities. From intimate second rooms to club nights, festival stages and concept-driven events, we build line-ups that feel alive, intentional and rooted in culture.
We build careers around the artist, not the algorithm. Follow the Dopamine manages artists, curates concepts and archives the culture around them — built on creative freedom, playful professionalism, radical transparency and bursting bubbles between scenes, generations and sounds.
We manage careers end to end — bookings, growth and long-term direction — so artists can stay focused on the work while we handle the rest.
We build the concepts artists and audiences gather around — lineups, formats and nights curated with intention, from Bubble House to one-off collaborations.
We document the scenes we build — through De Scène, editorial and content — so the stories, sounds and people behind the dancefloor aren't lost to the night.
We design experiences that bring generations and scenes together, on and off the dancefloor, building community that outlasts any single night.
Bubble House is our flagship event concept. A raw, intimate and house-rooted night built entirely around back-to-back sets between OGs, selectors, residents and upcoming artists. The goal is simple: bring generations, scenes and communities together on the dancefloor.
Notes from the floor. Artist stories, event reflections, scene observations and behind-the-scenes thinking from Follow the Dopamine and Bubble House.
A closer look at the concept behind Bubble House and why we build the night around back-to-back sets.
Smaller stages create space for risk, intimacy, community and artists who are still building their name.
Artist development should not be shaped only by content pressure and numbers. We look at the long term.
We take on a limited number of artists, events and collaborations each year. If you feel the pull, reach out.
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