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Welcome to Reworks Festival 2027
In 2027, Thessaloniki once again transforms into a stage for contemporary electronic music. Since 2005, the Reworks Festival has stood as Greece's pioneering platform for house, techno and experimental electronic sound; known for showcasing DJ sets, live performances and audiovisual projects not on a single festival ground, but scattered across the city, often inside former warehouses, industrial halls and unusual courtyards.
Highlights
- International lineup featuring Paul Kalkbrenner, Argy, Adriatique, Ben Klock, Dixon and The Blessed Madonna
- Five days and nights across multiple stages throughout Thessaloniki
- Venues set inside the city's unusual warehouses and industrial buildings
- Separate Reworks by Day and Reworks by Night programs
- Companion event "reworks agora" with talks and panels on electronic music culture
- Closing party on Sunday at the rooftop of The Met Hotel
Program
The festival usually opens on a Wednesday at 5:30 PM with the opening day, featuring Paul Kalkbrenner among others. On the following days, Reworks by Day (from 5:30 PM) and Reworks by Night (from 11:30 PM) alternate, with acts including Argy, Alex Wann, Adriatique, Ben Klock, Anetha, KiNK, Indira Paganotto, Dixon, The Blessed Madonna, DVS1, Modeselektor and Moritz von Oswald. The festival closes on the Sunday with a separate Closing Day event at the rooftop of The Met Hotel, featuring Jayda G. Exact venues for each day are announced closer to the festival; in recent editions locations have included the courtyard of Kyverneio, Labattoir and Block33.
Tickets
The Reworks Pass grants access to six events across four days (Wednesday through Saturday) and starts at around 105 euros; entry to the Sunday Closing Day is not included and requires a separate ticket. Individual day and night passes are also available starting at around 60 euros. Tickets are sold through the festival's official website and through the ComeTogether platform; since individual events can sell out, buying early is recommended.
Visitor Tips
- Secure tickets early, as individual days and nights regularly sell out.
- Since venues are spread across the city, a centrally located hotel in Thessaloniki with good transport links is worth considering.
- Plan for comfortable shoes, as nights often mean standing for several hours in standing room venues.
- Since several events take place inside former industrial buildings, acoustics and atmosphere can vary a lot from venue to venue; checking the program in advance helps with planning.
- Travel by taxi or public transport, as parking near the venues is limited.
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.
