An outdoor festival scene with a crowd of people, some sitting on grass and others standing, in front of a stage with banners of 'fritz-kola.' The atmosphere is casual with tents and buildings in the background on a sunny day.

Reeperbahn Festival

Germany / September 18 - 21, 2024

Details

Country

Germany

City

Hamburg

Established

2006

Festival Type

Indoor, City-festival

Camping

No

Site

On and around the Hamburger Reeperbahn

Capacity

37,000 in four days

Stages

70 venues with 50 – 2,000 capacity

Description

Held annually in late September, the four-day Reeperbahn Festival, a hybrid of music festival and international platform for the music and digital industries, is a trailblazing, forward-looking event for music fans and industry professionals alike around Hamburg’s Reeperbahn.

Since its debut in 2006, the Festival has grown to become one of the most important meeting places for the music industry worldwide, and, as Europe’s largest club festival, it boasts a broad spectrum of emerging artists. It is a source of inspiration that shapes the future of music and society, and whose impact extends well beyond the four days of the event. One example of this is Keychange, the Europe-wide gender equality initiative launched at Reeperbahn Festival in 2017.

The live music line-up with 500 concerts of international acts encompasses all the major current musical genres and trends. Together, the audience, music business professionals and artists discover new music and talents in the clubs of St. Pauli. Embodying this voyage of discovery is the international music competition ANCHOR – Reeperbahn Festival International Music Award. Its high-profile international jury, headed by legendary producer Tony Visconti, selects the winner of the award for most promising talent from six nominees, helping them on their way to establishing an international career.

Music business visitors will find a wide range of sessions, lectures, networking events and award ceremonies, which help them foster and expand their existing networks as well as discuss and exchange ideas.

Genre & Program

Music, Arts, Film

Program References

Aurora, AnnenMayKantereit, Ben Howard, Beth Ditto, Biffy Clyro, Birdy, Bon Iver, Boys Noize, Cro, Crystal Castles, Ed Sheeran, Emiliana Torrini, Feist, Foals, Fun, Chilly Gonzales, Hozier, Jake Bugg, Junip, Lewis Capaldi, Louane, Lykke Li, Mac Demarco, Milky Chance, MUSE, Rag’n’Bone Man, Robin Schulz, Tom Walker, Wanda, William Fitzsimmons, Years & Years

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