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When does Lollapalooza Berlin 2027 take place?
Lollapalooza Berlin returns on 17 and 18 July 2027 at Olympiapark. The genre spanning festival, covering pop, rock, hip hop, electronic and alternative music, draws around 170,000 visitors over two days and ranks among Europe's largest urban music festivals, marking its twelfth edition in the German capital.
Where is Lollapalooza Berlin held?
Since 2018 the festival has taken place at the Olympiastadion and Olympiapark Berlin in the west of the city, Olympischer Platz 3, 14053 Berlin. Multiple stages are spread across the large grounds, with pop, rock, hip hop and electronic acts performing simultaneously, so visitors can move freely between the different areas.
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Who is playing at Lollapalooza Berlin 2027?
The official 2027 lineup has not yet been announced; previous editions featured headliners such as Pitbull, Lorde, Lewis Capaldi, Ayliva, Billie Eilish, Imagine Dragons and Justin Timberlake. Beyond the music, the festival regularly includes the Kidzapalooza area for families, Chow Town for international street food, the Green Street sustainability area and the Lolla Lounge with VIP services.
How much does a Lollapalooza Berlin 2027 ticket cost?
Pre sale has already started, with the early Loyalty weekend ticket currently priced at 159 euros. Regular day and weekend tickets, along with Comfort and VIP categories, will be released gradually through the official ticket shop and typically cost noticeably more than the Loyalty price. Children up to 6 enter free when accompanied by an adult, while reduced tickets apply for ages 7 to 15.
How do I get to Olympiapark?
Public transport is strongly recommended: S Bahn lines S3 and S9 as well as U Bahn line U2 stop directly at Olympiastadion. Strict bag rules apply at entry; backpacks and bags larger than DIN A4 are generally not permitted, and any water bottle must be empty, foldable and no larger than 500 milliliters. Payment on site is cashless only, via the RFID chip built into the festival wristband.
Practical Tips for Your Visit
- Buy tickets only through the official website to avoid counterfeits and inflated resale prices.
- Pack light, as oversized bags and backpacks will be turned away at entry.
- Families can use a dedicated, accessible Family Entrance.
- Berlin weather in July is usually warm, though light showers are possible, so pack rain protection.
- Re entry is allowed on both days with an undamaged festival wristband.
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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DDR Museum
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