Electronic music · 2027
- Where
- Hamburg · Germany
- Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg
- Tickets
- from 90 €
- Camping
- Not available
- Setting
- Outdoor
About this festival
On 31 July and 1 August 2027, Habitat Festival turns Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg into a 32-hour non-stop rave dedicated to electronic music. Techno, electro and house come together at a unique site on Schlengendeich. For its second edition, nine confirmed acts will perform across the stages: Interplanetary Criminal, Mischluft, DJ Gigola, KI/KI, Marcel Dettmann, Marie Montexier, Jayda G, Yanamaste and Avalon Emerson form a programme of international and internationally renowned names from the electronic music scene.
Alongside its stages, the festival site offers an awareness team, free water stations, lockers and a cloakroom. Parking is available, but there is no camping or tent accommodation. The site can be reached from Hamburg Central Station by public transport. Re-entry is permitted at any time throughout the 32 hours. Tickets for the 2027 edition start at 90 euros and are sold as personalised tickets via the official festival ticketing page. Further acts and programme details will be added before the festival.
Line-up
Camping
Habitat Festival does not offer camping or tent accommodation. Parking ticket holders may take a break in their car, but tents, beach shelters and similar overnight equipment are not permitted. There are no sanitary facilities in the car park.
Questions & answers
How do I get to the festival?
Habitat Festival 2027 takes place at the MS ARTVILLE site, Schlengendeich 12, 21107 Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg. The site is easy to reach by bike or public transport: take the S3 or S5 to Wilhelmsburg, then walk for 15 minutes. There is no shuttle service to the festival.
Is parking available?
A dedicated car park is available, but you must purchase a parking ticket in advance. Parking tickets will go on sale in good time before the festival.
How old do I have to be to get in?
The minimum age for attending Habitat Festival is 18.
How can I pay on site?
Both card and cash payments are accepted across the festival site.
What can I bring, and what is prohibited?
Professional recording equipment, drones, weapons of any kind, fireworks, smoke flares, laser pointers and pressurised gas containers (such as deodorants, hairspray or spray-on sun protection) are not permitted. Bringing alcohol is prohibited. Non-alcoholic drinks in unopened bottles of up to 1.5 litres are allowed, provided they are not made of glass. Tetra Paks are not permitted. Snacks are welcome.
What happens in bad weather?
Northern German weather is unpredictable. Pack a rain jacket, warm jumpers and thick socks alongside sunglasses, sun cream and a sun hat. In the event of severe weather or other emergencies, updates will be provided via the festival app, the PA system and social-media channels.
Is the site accessible?
There are viewing platforms with reduced accessibility barriers and accessible toilets. The site is a former industrial area: not all paths are paved, and not all stages are fully accessible. A site map for lower-barrier access will be published online before the festival. The Awareness Team can be reached on 0157 36407217. If your disability ID card bears the B marker, one accompanying person is admitted free of charge. Assistance dogs cannot be admitted for animal welfare reasons.
Can I leave the site and come back in?
Yes, your festival wristband allows you to leave and re-enter the site at any time.
Are dogs allowed on site?
For animal welfare reasons, assistance dogs and other companion animals cannot be brought onto the festival site.
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