Reeperbahn Festival 2012

Now in it's seventh year, the Reeperbahn Festival is a club-festival held from Thursday 20th until Saturday 22nd September 2012, with up to 250 new international bands, solo artists and indie stars showcased in and around Germany's bustling music metropolis of Hamburg.

Line-up

2:54, 77 Bombay Street, Admiral Fallow, Alamo Race Track, Arkells, Asbjørn, Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Best Coast, Big Harp, Blaudzun, Bonaparte, Breton, Brigitte, Catfish And The Bottlemen, Chew Lips, Citizens!, Cold Specks, Common Tongues, Cro, Daley, Dan Deacon, Dante, Die Höchste Eisenbahn, Ein Astronaut, Einar Stray, Eva & Manu, Ewert And The Two Dragons, Fenster, Flash Fiktion, Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains, Frau Potz, FUN., Garish, Half Moon Run, Hauschka, Hi-Lo & In Between, Honig, Husky, I Heart Sharks, Indians, Intergalactic Lovers, Islands, Jake Bugg, Jamie Harrison, Japandroids, Johann Van Der Smut, Jonas David, Jupiter Jones, Kakkmaddafakka, Karin Park, King Tuff, La Femme, Lights, Linnea Olsson, Love A, Max Prosa, Nadéah, NAGEL, Nigel Wright, Okta Logue, Olivia Pedroli, Patrick Richardt, Peace, Perfume Genius, Pool, Rangleklods, Ren Harvieu, Reptile Youth, Rockstah, Royal Republic, Rozi Plain, Rykka, Shields, Sleepy Sun, Socalled, Sóley, Speech Debelle, Spring Offensive, Stabil Elite, Stereo Total, Sun Glitters, Swim Deep, Tangarine, The Bianca Story, The Computers, The Floor Is Made Of Lava, The Helio Sequence, The Minutes, The Temper Trap, The Undertones, The Wave Pictures, The Wedding Present, This Is The Kit, Toy, Tu Fawning, Turbowolf, Velvet Two Stripes, Veto, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Wooden Hymns In The Evening Sky, and You Say France & I Whistle.

The Reeperbahn

Visitors not only enjoy the diverse and eclectic musical line-up, but also the setting of The Reeperbahn. Once commonly known as the 'Wicked Mile', it is now a world famous entertainment boulevard, lined with music clubs, cafés and restaurants.

Reeperbahn Festival offers both an international showcase platform for emerging bands to play to influential music industry professionals and fans alike, and also an important meeting ground for the creative industries at large, in the form of seminars and workshops, addressing key factors currently affecting their industries. This 'industry' side of the festival is known as 'Reeperbahn Campus'.

Tickets

A 3-Day-Ticket (Thu – Sat)is priced at 67 euros, a 2-Day-Ticket (Thu + Fri or Fri + Sat) is priced at 50 euros, and a 1-Day-Ticket (Thu / Fri / Sat) is priced at 34 euros (all prices include tax, public transport, and advance sale fee). To buy tickets, click here.

Accommodation

Festival goers will need to find themselves accommodation whilst the festival is on as there is no camping facilities at the event.

Getting there

There are good international transport links straight to Hamburg making getting there by public transport or airline easy.

More information will be here when available.

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