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Welcome to Heavy Psych Sounds Fest Berlin 2026
Heavy Psych Sounds Fest returns to Berlin, bringing the combined power of the international stoner, doom and psychedelic scene to Neue Zukunft. Curated by the renowned Italian label Heavy Psych Sounds, the festival offers a carefully assembled line up of established bands and rising names from the scene.
Highlights and Attractions at Heavy Psych Sounds Fest in Berlin
- An international line up spanning stoner rock, doom metal, desert rock and heavy psychedelia
- Confirmed bands include Belzebong, Valley Of The Sun, Hippie Death Cult, Duel and Mr Bison
- The bill is rounded out by Mondo Drag, Early Moods, Freedom Hawk, Lord Elephant and Hijss
- The venue is Neue Zukunft, an alternative culture and concert space near Ostkreuz
- The festival runs as part of a wider series that takes place in Dresden around the same time, with a partly overlapping line up
- A gathering point for fans of handmade, fuzz drenched riffs and psychedelic live music
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2026
The festival spans two days, featuring several bands from the Heavy Psych Sounds label performing live at Neue Zukunft. The exact running order along with doors and start times had not been published in detail by the organizer at the time of research and should be checked on the official ticket page.
Tickets and Admission for Heavy Psych Sounds Fest Berlin
Tickets for Heavy Psych Sounds Fest Berlin 2026 are available through the official presale page. Specific ticket prices were not publicly listed at the time of research; interested visitors should check current pricing directly on the ticket page.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Berlin
- Neue Zukunft is located in Friedrichshain close to Ostkreuz station and is well connected by public transport
- Mid October evenings can already be cool, so warm clothing is a good idea for time spent outdoors
- As this is a popular niche festival, buying tickets early is advisable
- Accommodation in Friedrichshain or elsewhere in central Berlin should be booked ahead if needed
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 →
The photo used is illustrative and does not necessarily depict the actual event.
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