Week-End Fest XV

In 2026, the Week-End Fest will celebrate its 15th anniversary. Founded in 2011, the festival is best known for its diverse and extraordinary music lineup. The carefully curated program showcases international artists from a wide variety of genres—from pop and jazz to electronic and experimental music.

ML Buch
Their music floats in a retrofuturistic haze beyond time, blending seven-string guitar, experimental pop, and heavenly vocals. Nostalgic yet peculiar, it transforms familiar sounds into something dreamlike and entirely unique.

Moin
Industrial, dub, and hardcore collide in a restless “post-everything” sound. One moment wild and bass-heavy, the next inviting and danceable—driven by inventive drumming and a captivating interplay of rhythm and noise.

Anna Domino
An icon of art-pop returns to the stage, blending intimate vocals with post-punk, jazz influences, and subtle grooves. This rare live set revives “East and West” and combines it with highlights from more than four decades of timeless, genre-bending music.

Peki Momés
Vibrant, fuzzy, and captivating, Peki Momés’ laid-back leftfield funk blends Turkish vocals with subtle Anatolian influences and the effortless charm of French pop—a cosmopolitan sound set in a world all its own.

Dagmar Zuniga
As part of a new wave of folk-inspired female songwriters, her music sounds eerie and haunting. Flute, guitar, field recordings, crackling noise, and an otherworldly voice form ghostly sketches: enchanting songwriting on the brink of dissolution.

E.P.I.Q.
The Cologne-based FLINTA* DJ collective E.P.I.Q. returns with its versatile mix of soul, funk, house, indie dance, minimal, bass, and tribal. Expect maximum danceability, good vibes, and one last big shakedown.

DJ LoveCatt
This Danish DJ brings an energetic, euphoric mix of house and disco to the dance floor. Driven by infectious grooves, euphoric rhythms, and unbridled feel-good energy, her sets are tailor-made to get bodies moving and lift the mood.