Home Again Club Festival 2025 Closes Its Biggest Edition Yet with 13,500 Guests and Unforgettable Performances

The third edition of Home Again Club Festival has come to a powerful close after four days and five nights of genre-spanning music, sold-out day events, and a total of 13,500 individual guests at Revier Südost. Set across four stages—including the now-iconic open-air Valley and the immersive club spaces of RSO.BERLIN—this year’s festival proved to be the most ambitious and well-attended edition yet.

At the heart of the experience were standout performances that defined the weekend. Octo Octa delivered a joy-fueled, deeply emotional set in The Valley, blending breaks, house, and rave euphoria in a way only she can. Peggy Gou’s Saturday night headlining slot drew thousands to the open-air stage, reaffirming her status as one of dance music’s most magnetic global figures.

Rising star Matisa made a powerful impression with a high-energy, genre-bending set that blurred lines between techno, acid, and euphoric house—one of the weekend’s true breakout moments. Krystal Klear brought his signature blend of shimmering synths and retro-future energy to the Robus stage, creating a rare moment of unity on the dancefloor. Meanwhile, Job Jobse closed out Sunday night with a masterclass in emotional build-up and release, leaving no doubt as to why he remains one of Europe’s most cherished selectors.

Beyond the music, the Baergarten hosted talks, workshops, and community gatherings, adding a deeper layer to the festival’s cultural fabric. With takeovers by HE.SHE.THEY., Beatport, Polyamor, IN A MOOD, Gotec, Sachsentrance, and more, this year's edition highlighted the festival’s commitment to diversity, community, and innovation within electronic music.

Nils Caspar Thabo Gelfort, founder of Home Again, shared: "What we witnessed this weekend was more than a festival—it was a statement. Berlin deserves an event that reflects its spirit and future, and we’re proud that Home Again can be that space. Thank you to every artist, partner, and guest who made it unforgettable."

Home Again Club Festival 2025 has firmly cemented itself as a key date on Berlin’s cultural calendar, blending international headliners with homegrown talent and community-led programming—all without losing touch with the city’s raw, creative energy.