Warehouse techno until the trams start again.
12 — 14 June 2026 · Tempelhof Field · Berlin
Get weekend passesPULSE takes over the old airfield at Tempelhof for one weekend in June. Three stages, forty acts, and two kilometres of tarmac to dance on.
It is independent, artist-run and capped at twenty thousand people, because we would rather it felt like a party than a queue.
Warehouse techno until the trams start again.
Three stages, eleven hours, one very long sunset.
Live bands on the runway and a closing set nobody announces.
Four walls, forty subwoofers, no daylight. Techno and bass until the last tram.
The main stage, facing west so the headliners play into the sunset.
Live bands and strange experiments under the old control tower.
Prices rise when each tier sells out. There are no booking fees.
Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Choose at checkout.
The whole thing. This is the one most people buy.
For people who like a seat, a view and a shorter bar queue.
“The best sound I have heard on an open-air stage in Europe. I checked the rig afterwards out of professional jealousy.”
“I lost my friends for six hours and had the best night of my year.”
“Twenty thousand people and I never queued for more than four minutes.”
No. Tempelhof is in the middle of Berlin, so the U-Bahn is your tent. Weekend passes include free public transport.
Eighteen and over, with ID. Sunday before 18:00 is all-ages when accompanied by an adult.
Yes, at face value through our own resale page. Tickets bought elsewhere will not scan.
The whole site is step-free tarmac. There are viewing platforms at Runway and Tower, and a free companion ticket.
Be the first to see the second wave of acts and the set times.