Airbeat One is a large-scale annual electronic dance music festival held at Neustadt-Glewe, Germany. It is especially known for its show concept, according to which a different country motto is implemented every year. In 2023, the festival recorded around 210,000 visitors. Therefore, it is one of the largest festivals of its kind in Germany and Europe.

History

After the first edition took place under the name "Airbase One" and an annual edition was decided due to the success, the name was changed to Airbeat One in 2004 for legal reasons.

Airbeat One

A main stage was set up for the first time in 2010, allowing larger headliners to be presented. From 2016 the number of visitors rose sharply and by the 15th anniversary the festival recorded 40,000 visitors per festival day.

Airbeat One

In 2018, the festival site was opened on Wednesday. With about 55,000 visitors per day and a total of 180,000 thousand in total, a new record was set. After the festival could not take place for two years due to the corona pandemic, it set a new record in 2022 with a total of 200,000 visitors. It was also the only festival this year to host 37 DJs from DJ Mag's Top 100 list.

Airbeat One

Venue

The festival area is located on the airfield in Neustadt-Glewe, directly on the Autobahn 24. The festival consists of five major stages and includes several camping areas for festival visitors who want to camp directly on site. Shuttle buses are available for those arriving from the surrounding area.

There is a VIP area on the camping site, as well as a loud and quiet area. There is also the so-called Green Camp. No cars are allowed on this.

The main stage has always had a certain look for a number of years. This is usually a country with one of its landmarks. In 2018, for example, this was England with Tower Bridge.

See also

List of electronic music festivals

Live electronic music

References

External links

Electronic music festivals in Germany

Summer events in Germany

Music festivals established in 2002

Events in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Music in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania