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A glittering, oversized disco ball hangs in a hall with several levels. Many people dance beneath it.
Copyright: Robert Haas/Gasteig

Dancing around the world beneath the giant glittering PLAY mirror ball: four DJs from Munich and Berlin, each with multiple musical backgrounds, bring the sounds of at least half our planet to Hall E. Curated by Tuncay Acar

Dancing around the world beneath the giant glittering PLAY mirror ball: four DJs from Munich and Berlin, each with multiple musical backgrounds, bring the sounds of at least half our planet to Hall E. Curated by Tuncay Acar

  • 8.30–9.30 PM: Ben Pavlidis (Tanzen3000, Berlin) – Global Groove featuring Baile Funk, Amapiano and more Whether behind the decks, at the mic or on the dancefloor – Ben Pavlidis feels at home wherever people meet to move to the music. For over 25 years now, he has been creating beats, stories and good vibes in clubs, at festivals and on concert stages.
  • 9.30–10.30: Spoma (Munich) – Let’s dance and have fun together! DJ Spoma gets everyone moving, with her fiery mix of Balkan beats, Mediterranean sounds and traditional Roma rhythms from around the world.
  • 10.30–11.30 PM: Lew  (Beatleague Munich)
    With his selection of tracks, Lew brings together different soundscapes – from West Africa to South Africa, from electronic grooves to organic rhythms, from well-known anthems to lesser-known gems. For Lew, it is not just about entertainment but about respect, energy and connection.
  • 11.30 PM–0:30 AM: Tunkuy (Munich/Mexico) A journey through the sounds, places and vibes that have shaped Tunkuy’s universe. From Jamaican dub and experimental electronic music to Afro-Caribbean rhythms, ambient, bass music and Latin soundscapes, the set offers an immersive experience in which the track selection serves as a map of emotions and a living archive of cultural influences.
Tunkuy photographed from high above, in a studio.
Spoma is playing music from an open kiosk window.
Portrait of Ben Pavlidis

This event is part of the festival