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When and where does the Euroblast Festival 2027 take place?
The Euroblast Festival takes place from 24 to 27 September 2027 at the Essigfabrik in Cologne (Siegburger Straße 110, 50679 Köln). Once again, this well known Cologne venue becomes the central meeting point for fans of progressive music from around the world.
What is the Euroblast Festival?
Since 2008, Euroblast has brought together music lovers who are passionate about everything between progressive metal, prog, tech, death and post; in short, virtuosic, experimental music without genre limits. In 2026, the festival celebrated its 20th anniversary; 2027 marks its next edition. Performances take place on two stages with only minimal scheduling overlaps, so visitors can catch as many of the 40+ bands as possible. Alongside the music, a passionate community, exhibitors and workshops round out the program.
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Who is playing at Euroblast Festival 2027 (line up)?
The 2027 line up is announced on a rolling basis on the official festival website. The 2026 edition was headlined by Decapitated, Haken and Textures, alongside acts like Humanity's Last Breath, The Dear Hunter, Vildhjarta and Agent Fresco from the international progressive scene.
How much do tickets for Euroblast Festival 2027 cost?
In 2026, three day festival passes were priced at around 139.70 euros during advance sales. Current pricing and availability for 2027 are only listed on the official ticket page; popular categories tend to sell out early, so checking soon is recommended.
How do I get to the Essigfabrik in Cologne?
The Essigfabrik is located in the Deutz district. By train, Köln Deutz/Messe station (served by ICE, IC and S Bahn lines) is the nearest stop, about a ten minute walk away. By KVB tram, lines 1 and 9 stop at Köln Deutz. Parking is available in Deutz garages, for example at Köln Arcaden or the Stadthaus Garage.
Practical tips for visitors
- The festival grounds open at 2:30 PM on Friday and at 1:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
- Curfew is at 2:00 AM on Friday, there is no fixed end time on Saturday, and the program ends again at 2:00 AM on Sunday.
- Because capacity is limited to around 1,200 visitors, booking early for future editions is recommended.
- For climate reasons, traveling by train, bus or carpool is encouraged.
- Accommodation packages including breakfast at DJH Deutz were bookable together with the festival ticket.
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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