Hurricane Festival 2025: The musical spectacle in Scheeßel!

Hurricane Festival 2025: The musical spectacle in Scheeßel!

The Hurricane Festival in Scheeßel is in the starting blocks and promises an unforgettable weekend for music lovers. From June 20th to 22nd, 2025, around 80,000 guests are expected to celebrate to the sounds of over 100 acts on four stages. The headliners include big names like AnnenMayKantereit, Rise Against, Biffy Clyro, Nina Chuba, The Prodigy and Green Day. Before the official start of the festival there is the warm-up party on Thursday, where bands like Raum27, Hi! Spencer and Fatoni will set the mood.

This year, the organizers are investing heavily in the infrastructure to meet the challenges of the weather. After the sweaty rains of previous years, seven-figure sums were invested in a comprehensive drainage system. The municipality of Scheeßel is also contributing 1.5 million euros to optimize the sewage treatment plant in order to optimally handle the 6,600 cubic meters of wastewater generated annually.

Arrival and camping

So what's the best way to get to the festival? Arriving by train is easy, as Scheeßel train station is only about 2,000 meters from the festival site. In order to avoid long queues, there will be a special metronome timetable. Drivers can look forward to signposted directions from the A1, A27 and A7 motorways. Parking spaces are designated separately from the campsites and shuttle buses take guests from cities such as Hamburg, Bremen, Hanover, Oldenburg, Münster and Osnabrück directly to the festival.

For festival goers looking for the camping experience, the site opens at 11 a.m. on Thursday and remains open until 12 p.m. on Monday. If you want to treat yourself to a little luxury, you can book the “Resort” comfort option, which offers larger tents with mattresses, electricity and refrigerators. The prices for overnight accommodation and the enjoyment of a variety of products in the festival supermarket range from 1.75 euros for a beer to 7.99 euros for condoms.

Tickets and security precautions

Ticket prices are affordable with a weekend pass at 269 euros and a day pass at 129 euros. Safety measures are of central importance, which is why the police, emergency services and fire brigade will be on site in large numbers. A “Panama” system will also be set up to provide quick assistance to visitors. In order to be able to enjoy the sound outside of the site, there will be live streams via MagentaMusik as well as live broadcasts from CampFM and Radio Bremen Vier.

The Hurricane Festival is not only a highlight of the music festivals in Lower Saxony, but is also an important event for regional culture. According to a survey by the KMK, music festivals like this play an important role in the German cultural landscape. The rush to major festivals proves that the desire for live music and community is still very popular.

For everyone who can't stand the anticipation any longer: You can find more details about the line-up and the event on the official website and on Facebook. In order not to miss any news, it is worth taking a look at the report from buten un binnen and the page from Concerts Metal.