Event Details
Welcome to Feel Festival 2027 at Bergheider See
From July 22 to 25, 2027, Bergheider See in the Lausitz region once again turns into its own little world of sandy beach, forest and the striking F60 mining bridge nearby. Feel Festival is known as one of Germany's most atmospheric festivals and has drawn fans of indie, electronic music and beyond to this unusual setting for years.
Highlights and Attractions at Feel Festival Bergheider See
- Numerous carefully designed stages, each with its own sound spanning hip hop, techno, house, disco and live music
- A lineup that stays secret until the festival starts, keeping room for surprises
- Grounds with an artificial sandy beach right on the lake, surrounded by forest
- Views of the massive decommissioned F60 mining bridge just nearby
- Art and light installations spread across the entire site
- A side program of workshops and talks, including sessions on sustainability
- An on site camping area for the full experience across all festival days
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect at Bergheider See
As every year, the complete lineup of Feel Festival stays secret until shortly before it starts, and a schedule is only released right before the event. Musically the program is deliberately subcultural and genre spanning, moving between indie, rock, punk, hip hop and electronic music, alongside art and a varied side program both on and off the stages.
Tickets and Admission for Feel Festival 2027
Tickets for 2027 are already on sale, with prices rising the closer the festival gets. The earliest tickets start around 155 euros, while prices closer to the event tend to reach around 200 euros for a multi day pass. Anyone who attended this year's edition can find a discount code in the program booklet.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation at Bergheider See
- Bergheider See sits in Brandenburg near Lichterfeld and Cottbus and is well connected by train or carpooling
- Roughly half of a festival's emissions typically come from travel, so a climate friendly journey is worth it
- Camping right on site is the most common way to stay, so a tent and gear for all kinds of weather are worth packing
- Those who prefer a room should book accommodation in Lichterfeld, Finsterwalde or Cottbus well ahead of time
