Event Details
Welcome to the Traumzeit Music Festival 2027
From 18 to 20 June 2027, Landschaftspark Duisburg Nord once again becomes one of the most unusual festival settings in Europe. Set against the backdrop of disused blast furnaces, steel structures and pipelines from a former ironworks, the Traumzeit Festival presents a genre spanning program of indie rock, post punk, singer songwriter, folk, hip hop and electronic music across several stages for three days. After dark, the spectacular lighting installation by British artist Jonathan Park bathes the entire site in a unique glow.
Highlights
- Three days of music on multiple stages inside a historic ironworks
- Eclectic lineup spanning indie, folk, hip hop and electronic sounds
- Unique industrial backdrop with blast furnaces and chimneys
- Nighttime light installations by Jonathan Park
- On site camping available
- Around 200 hectares of parkland to explore
Program
The full 2027 lineup has not yet been announced; organizers traditionally reveal the first names in spring. In previous years, the Traumzeit Festival hosted acts such as Jimmy Eat World, The Notwist, Von Wegen Lisbeth and Efterklang across around 35 concerts on three to four stages. A broad mix of established artists and newcomers is expected again in 2027, spread across three festival days from Friday to Sunday.
Tickets
Advance sales for 2027 have already started. The limited early bird tickets sold out within minutes; the current three day ticket costs 115 euros (105 euros for Sparkasse Duisburg customers) and covers all three festival days. Tent camping costs 30 euros per person, and van or camper camping costs 50 euros per person. Tickets are available online and at the Duisburg Tourist Information office.
Visitor Tips
- Secure tickets early, as limited allocations traditionally sell out fast.
- Traveling by bus and train is recommended, as parking near the site is limited.
- Bring sturdy shoes, as parts of the grounds are uneven.
- Prepare for changeable weather, since part of the program takes place outdoors.
- Allow enough time to explore the sprawling park surrounding the stages.
