Latin & Global Festivals in Germany

Zurück zu den Wurzeln Festival transforms a former military airfield into a magical forest, offering an immersive experience of diverse electronic music genres and cultural programming. Attendees can explore numerous hidden floors featuring techno, psytrance, and house, alongside workshops, art installations, and a strong emphasis on community and sustainability.

Splash! is one of Europe's premier hip-hop and reggae festivals, famously hosted at the Ferropolis industrial museum site near Gräfenhainichen, Germany. It features a diverse lineup of international and local rap icons against a unique backdrop of giant bucket-wheel excavators and the Gremminer See.

CTM Festival is a premier international event for adventurous music and art held annually in Berlin. It explores the boundaries of electronic and experimental sound through a diverse program of performances, club nights, and discourse.

Elbjazz is an annual international music festival held in the Port of Hamburg, featuring around 50 diverse acts performing across unique maritime and industrial venues. The event showcases a mix of jazz, soul, and pop in settings ranging from the iconic Elbphilharmonie to open-air stages at shipyard docks.

Whole | United Queer Festival is a community-based electronic music and camping festival that celebrates the diversity and creativity of the queer underground scene, fostering safe spaces and using dance as a tool for socio-political progress. This global gathering unites Berlin's queer electronic music scene with international collectives, offering a vibrant platform for art, workshops, and diverse electronic sounds.

Tag am Meer Festival is a small coastal electronic gathering on the beach at Prora on the island of Rügen, wrapped around the Jugendherberge and dunes with the Baltic Sea just a few sandy steps away. Between Ostsee waves, basslines from techno, house, reggae and deep house, a beach lounge chill zone and twinkling deco reflected in the water, it feels like a laid‑back summer holiday where you dance barefoot, wake up in your tent to first light on the sea and share food from the little “Food-Oase” with friends and families alike.

Lollapalooza Berlin is a major urban music festival held at the historic Olympiastadion and Olympiapark, featuring a diverse mix of international superstars and local talent across pop, rock, and electronic genres. It offers a multifaceted experience including art installations, sustainability initiatives, and the kid-friendly Kidzapalooza area.

Das Fest is one of Germany's largest open-air music and cultural festivals, held annually since 1985 at the Günther-Klotz-Anlage in Karlsruhe. The event features a diverse lineup of international artists alongside extensive sports and family-oriented activities, drawing over 200,000 visitors to its iconic 'Mount Klotz' amphitheater.

Greenfields Open Air is a prominent electronic music festival that transforms a historic Munich racecourse into a vibrant outdoor celebration, known for its pulsating beats and green surroundings. This one-day event features multiple stages and a lively atmosphere, making it a staple in Germany's summer festival circuit.

The Open Flair Festival in Eschwege is one of Germany's most popular multi-genre events, featuring a diverse mix of rock, punk, and alternative music. Beyond the stages, it offers an extensive cultural program including cabaret, poetry slams, and street theater, creating a unique community atmosphere across the city.

Skandaloes Festival is a music and arts festival that takes place in Neukirchen near Flensburg and Kiel, Germany. The festival is known for its commitment to sustainability, community, and showcasing regional talent and international acts.

Superbloom is a multi-genre lifestyle and music festival held at Munich's iconic Olympic Park, featuring global headliners alongside art and culture experiences. The event transforms the Olympic grounds into a vibrant hub of live performances, interactive workshops, and science-meets-art installations.