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Baltic Soul Weekender

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Years active
  
2007–present

Dates
  
22 Apr – 25 Apr 2016

Location
  
Bispingen, Germany

Founded by
  
Daniel Dombrowe

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Genre
  
Soul, Funk, Soulful House, Disco

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The Baltic Soul Weekender is an annual event held in Germany. The Baltic Soul Weekender offers a musical journey through the past decades of music: Soul, Funk, Soulful House and Disco on four separate dance floors. It is Germany's only Weekender that includes accommodation at the festival location.

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Location

From 2007 to 2013 the location was 120 km north of Hamburg, Germany, at the Baltic Sea. In 2014 the Baltic Soul Weekender will take place at the Center Parc Bispinger Heide, for the first time.

Main dance area and concert hall

The largest floor for the main acts and international DJs that play soulful electronics, power house, electronic breaks.

70s & Nu Soul Floor

A journey from 70s Soul to Modern soul and Nu soul.

60s Soul Floor

Northern soul, Rare soul, 60s RnB and X-over Soul.

Disco and Soulful

House Floor, Soulful house, Paradise garage, Gospel house and Rare Disco.

Charity

The Baltic Soul Weekender is not only a music festival, it also supports legendary soul artists all over the world. Although it sometimes takes years to find these people, it is much easier finding them than to persuade them having a comeback after not been on stage for 30 years or more. The Baltic Soul Weekender makes it its business to support these artists and take care of legal, social and financial aspects in their life.

Other Weekenders in Germany

  • Hanseatic Soul Weekender
  • Northern Soul Weekender Aachen
  • Nürnberg Weekender
  • References

    Baltic Soul Weekender Wikipedia