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Welcome to the Reworks Festival 2027 in Thessaloniki
Reworks Festival returns to Thessaloniki in 2027. Since 2005, it has grown into one of Europe's leading platforms for contemporary electronic music, spreading across several venues in the city, including past locations such as Kyverneio, Labattoir and Block33.
Highlights & Attractions at Reworks Festival in Thessaloniki
- An internationally stacked lineup including Paul Kalkbrenner, Ben Klock, Jayda G, Kittin, Anetha and KiNK
- A programme spanning techno and house alongside live performances and audiovisual projects
- Five days and nights during which different venues across the city, including former industrial and cultural spaces, turn into festival stages
- A close mix of established international acts and rising Greek talent
- A side programme called reworks agora, featuring talks, discussions and DJ sets exploring the future of electronic music
- One of the longest running platforms for electronic music in Greece, with more than two decades of history
- An urban festival atmosphere where the city itself becomes part of the stage
Program & Schedule: What to Expect
The full lineup is announced in stages each year. The reworks pass covers the days from Wednesday to Saturday, while the closing day on Sunday requires a separate ticket.
The programme blends classic club formats with interdisciplinary elements such as live sets, audiovisual installations and panel discussions, so calmer daytime moments sit alongside intense club nights.
Tickets & Admission for Reworks Festival Thessaloniki
Official tickets are sold through reworks.gr and the Cometogether platform, and an early bird pass was already available in limited numbers. For current prices across the different ticket categories (pass, day tickets, separate tickets for the closing day), it is best to check the official website directly, since prices can change as the presale progresses.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Thessaloniki
- Thessaloniki has its own airport (SKG) with good connections from many European cities
- Festival venues are mostly spread across the city, so staying somewhere central or in Kalamaria helps with getting around
- This time of year in Thessaloniki usually brings warm, late summer weather; pack light clothing for the day and something warmer for the evenings
- Since the festival takes place across several venues around the city, it is worth planning routes between locations in advance
- Accommodation in Thessaloniki tends to fill up given the festival's popularity, so booking early is recommended
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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