Electrisize has officially wrapped its 2026 edition, welcoming around 55,000 visitors to Haus Hohenbusch across the weekend — and organisers have wasted no time confirming the milestone 18th edition for 2027, with even bigger plans in every direction.
Next year’s Electrisize is projected to draw 60,000 visitors and will host more than 150 artists across approximately eight stages, matching the ambitious stage count of this year’s celebrated edition. The 2026 chapter marked 10 Years of HARDSIZE at the German festival, doubling down on its identity as one of Europe’s most trusted destinations for harder electronic music.
Ticket sales for the 2027 edition kick off on 28 September with an exclusive early window for pre-registered fans, before the general on-sale opens to everyone on 29 September. Day tickets will also be available from Phase 1 onwards, giving fans more flexibility on how they plan the weekend.
One of the more notable updates for 2027 is the extension of the festival’s young ticket policy: the youth pass now applies to visitors up to 21 years, while the Sunday-only entry age remains 16. It’s a change designed to keep the festival accessible for the next generation of fans stepping into the German electronic scene.
Building on this year’s success, Electrisize continues to sit at the forefront of Germany’s outdoor festival calendar. In other news, Electrisize co-founders Michael & Raphael recently sat down with We Rave You for an exclusive interview on 10 Years of HARDSIZE and building the perfect festival, offering the clearest look yet at the philosophy shaping its 2027 growth.
Full ticket details are available via the official Electrisize site at electrisize.de.
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