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EDM, or Electronic Dance Music, has a significant following in Europe due to a variety of factors. One reason is that Europe has a rich history of dance music, going back to the disco era and continuing through house, techno, trance, and dubstep. Many EDM sub-genres were born in Europe, making the continent a hotbed for the music’s development and innovation.

Another factor is the strong club culture in many European cities, like Berlin, Ibiza, and Amsterdam, where DJs play a significant role in the nightlife scene. These venues are not just places to dance, but also breeding grounds for musical creativity and experimentation.

Additionally, Europe has a large number of music festivals dedicated to EDM and related genres. These festivals attract hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, helping to fuel the music’s popularity.

Lastly, the European Union’s common market has