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SUPERBOOTH BERLIN 2025 is happening this week, from the 8th to the 10th of May at the FEZ-Berlin. As the most important trade fair for electronic musical instruments worldwide, the SUPERBOOTH is a central event in the global electronic music scene. Over 300 exhibitors - a new record - from all over the world will be presenting the products and technologies that will influence the music of tomorrow.
However, SUPERBOOTH is not just a specialist trade fair, but also a cultural event with the spirit of a festival, inviting everyone interested in electronic music to spend three days diving deep into the world of synthesizers and studios. With a diverse event program consisting of countless workshops, concerts - including performances from the likes of Surgeon, Mathew Jonson, JakoJako and Dasha Rush - and lectures, SUPERBOOTH25 will be offering something for everyone.
SUPERBOOTH25 is positioning itself as a unique trade fair that is centering human beings in the world of technology. It aims to facilitate dialogues between the makers and users of electronic musical instruments. Since the vast majority of SUPERBOOTH exhibitors are small artisanal businesses, personal contact and conversations are key.
SUPERBOOTH25 is inviting not just those already in the know, but simply everyone interested in learning more about electronic music-making. Accordingly, the SUPERBOOTH BERLIN is also actively working on increasing the inclusivity and diversity in the industry, with projects such as workshops for women and nonbinary people and (in cooperation with the FEZ-Berlin) a “Minibooth” for children and adolescents that will happen on the 17th and 18th of May.
Digital tickets for the SUPERBOOTH25 are still available at Superbooth.com, however there will also be a ticket box office at the event. A one-day ticket is 41€ (reduced price: 31€), a three-day ticket is 100€ (reduced price: 81€). The reduced price includes groups such as students, people with disabilities, retirees, and people on unemployment benefits.