Mixed · 2026
- Where
- Hockenheim · Germany
- Hockenheimring
- Camping
- Available
- Setting
- Outdoor
About this festival
At the start of September 2026, the Hockenheimring will once again host Glücksgefühle Festival. Around 25 acts will perform across three stages from 3 to 6 September, including David Guetta, Boris Brejcha, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Felix Jaehn, Lost Frequencies and Timmy Trumpet, alongside Mark Forster, Ski Aggu, No Angels, Andreas Gabalier and Mia Julia. The line-up brings together EDM and electronic music with pop, hip-hop and party hits.
The site includes a Camping Area where guests can pitch tents or park motorhomes. Pitches are booked through the official ticket shop, with some already sold out. Advance sales are well underway. With three stages, the festival caters to a broad audience of pop and dance fans, with camping available directly at the Ring.
Line-up
- David Guetta
- Mark Forster
- Mark Medlock
- Max Giesinger
- Tom Gregory
- BORIS BREJCHA
- Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
- Lost Frequencies
- Timmy Trumpet
- BRENNAN HEART
- DAVID PUENTEZ
- ELY OAKS
- FAST BOY
- FELIX JAEHN
- NOEL HOLLER
- Ski Aggu
- Andreas Gabalier
- No Angels
- Mia Julia
- Culcha Candela
- Julian Sommer
- Alexander Marcus
- ALLE FARBEN
- Pietro Lombardi
- Malle Anja
Camping
Guests can pitch tents or park their motorhomes in the Camping Area at the Hockenheimring. Pitches are booked through the official ticket shop, and some have already sold out.
Questions & answers
How do I get to the festival?
Hockenheim can be reached directly on the S9, RB67 and RE9 services. The personalised VRN-Kombi-Ticket includes free use of local public transport in the Rhine-Neckar district during the festival days.
Is parking available?
Parking in the festival car parks is free; a separate parking ticket is not required.
How old do I have to be to get in?
The festival is strictly for ages 18 and over. Anyone under 18 will not be admitted to the festival or camping site, even if accompanied by a legal guardian.
How do I pay on site?
The entire festival site is cashless. Digital Glücks-Coins are stored on your festival wristband chip and are the only accepted payment method; card payments are only available in the merch stores. Credit can be added online, by card at top-up machines or with cash at staffed cash desks.
What can I bring, and what is prohibited?
You may not bring your own food or drinks onto the festival site. Bags up to DIN A4 size, transparent backpacks (H44 x W37 x D30 cm) and foldable water bottles are permitted. Glass is completely prohibited on both the festival and camping sites.
Is the site accessible?
The festival site is designed to be accessible, with the exception of the VIP decks and parts of the camping areas. Visitors whose disabled person's ID card bears the marker B may bring one accompanying person free of charge.
Are there pitches for motorhomes?
Caravans, motorhomes, converted vans, roof tents and trailer tents are permitted in the WoMo areas C5, C8 and P2Z-1; cars are not allowed. Each person requires a WoMo camper ticket, and each vehicle requires a WoMo vehicle ticket. Electricity hook-ups are included in the ticket price.
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