BEST BERLIN MUSIC FESTIVAL 2020 - Music Travel Guide

In this episode, I take you to discover my top five Berlin music festivals of 2020. Berlin is one of the best cities to enjoy this kind of event globally.

Berlin festival’s scene has something for every music lover. Each event differs in the music genre and its unique locations: a mix of unspoiled nature and suggestive spaces.

Moreover, summer is one of the best seasons with massive techno, Jazz and electronic festivals, intimate charity events, and secret and avant-garde music show.

Then, if you’ve already started to think about which one not to miss or you need tips on some of the most attractive and must-see, this episode is definitely for you.

Listen also: Episode #4 Berlin Jazz Scene with Andrea Benini (Mop Mop)

HERE’S MY LIST OF BEST BERLIN MUSIC FESTIVALS 2020

03:27 X JAZZ FESTIVAL

This year’s edition will be held from 6th May to 10th May: a four-day festival where you can find high-quality performances spread throughout different venues in Berlin Kreuzberg. The festival put together Jazz with different sounds and styles of music.

06:00 ATONAL

One of the most spectacular festivals in the world, with a unique intersection between experimental music and the visual arts. The protagonists are DJs, music producers and graphic artists who combine their skills to put on various performances across several days.

08:00 FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE

Bands, orchestras, choirs and DJs perform music on public squares, in the streets, in venues and other public spaces, creating an incredible and unique vibe across the city. You can listen to all styles of music (blues, Bossanova, funk, house, electronica, jazz Latin, punk, rock) all over the city.

09:57 A’LARM FESTIVAL

The new edition will take place from 29th July until 1st August with lots of music, improvisation, and performance: a combination of the latest contemporary forms of Jazz with experimental music and noise.

11:53 STROM – BERLINER PHILARMONIKER

The festival will take place on 7 and 8 February: it is curated by Stefan Goldmann and combines the unique architecture of the Philharmonie with performances by international artists such as Nina Kravitz, Christian Vogel, Stefan Goldmann and Kruder and Dorfmeister.