Home Again Club Festival 2025 Berlin: Full Lineup, Dates, Stages & Highlights

The Home Again Club Festival is back and bolder than ever, locking in its full lineup for the expanded 2025 edition, running May 28 through June 2. Spread across four stages—RSO.BERLIN and the open-air playground known as The Valley Stage—this six-day sonic odyssey fuses Berlin’s raw underground heartbeat with the euphoric sprawl of a full-blown outdoor festival. Expect legends. Expect rule-breakers. Expect everything in between.

After two standout years in 2023 and 2024, Home Again has solidified itself as Berlin’s festival—unapologetically urban, fiercely innovative, and entirely true to the city’s DNA. Berlin has long been the global epicenter of electronic music, birthing countless scenes, subgenres, and icons. Home Again doesn’t just reflect that heritage—it amplifies it. With a lineup that threads together local trailblazers, underground disruptors, and internationally revered names, the programming is anything but predictable.

Among the latest stage curators announced: Gotec, the techno collective known for tearing up rulebooks; HE.SHE.THEY., a globally-celebrated label and party series pushing inclusivity, bold self-expression, and next-level vibes; Polyamor, purveyors of trance and techno with a wink, a smirk, and a dash of camp; Berlin’s IN A MOOD, a FLINTA*-run crew known for its workshops and culture-forward ethos; and Sachsentrance, a trance-powered, left-leaning force of nature.

When the sun’s up, festival-goers will find themselves lost in the blissful chaos of The Valley—a wide-open rave haven set against the gritty, industrial bones of an old brewery. But as darkness creeps in, the energy shifts to RSO.BERLIN, where two contrasting rooms—Robus, cavernous and thunderous, and Summe, smaller and more intimate—fuel the nocturnal madness with crystal-clear sound and impeccable vibes.

The freshly revealed additions to the lineup are as eclectic as they are explosive. There’s Obscure Shape, delivering deep-dives into Detroit-tinged techno with a hypnotic edge; Head High weaving dreamy loops with breakbeats and a hint of rave nostalgia; BADSISTA, a Brazilian powerhouse merging baile funk energy with high-octane techno; and Trancemaster Krause, who channels the spirit of ’90s hard house through a blender of pop oddities and stomping rhythms.

From Nürnberg, AGY3NA brings a heady mix of house, electro, and Afrofuturism—think intergalactic dancefloor meditations. Then there’s The Muffin Man, Italian-born and globally adored, conjuring “sewer grooves” that mash up rapid-fire percussion with psytrance undertones and raw bass energy.

These fire-starters join a stacked cast already announced, featuring the likes of: 999999999, Bae Blade, Clara Cuvé, DJ Fuckoff, fka.m4a, Helena Hauff, I Hate Models, Job Jobse, Johannes Brecht (live), Logic1000, Meggy, Octo Octa, Peggy Gou, Sandilé, Solomun, Thabo, Thalo Santana, and X & Ivy.

The spectrum? Wide. The vibe? Electric. The energy? Unrelenting.

But Home Again isn’t just about pounding bass and marathon sets. It’s also about building community and carving out space for thought. In the leafy Baergarten, expect stimulating panels, hands-on workshops, and cultural discussions that tap into the pulse—and the future—of electronic music.

This isn’t just another festival. It’s Berlin through and through. Bold, unpredictable, and beautifully alive.