When does Sperrstunde 2.0 take place?

Sperrstunde 2.0 takes place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, starting at 7:00 PM.

Where is the concert taking place?

The event takes place on the lowest level of the parking garage at the train station in Ulm. Access is near the bicycle racks at the ZOB.

What is the admission fee?

Admission to Sperrstunde 2.0 is free.

Which acts are performing?

The lineup includes PULSAR COLLECTIVE from Berlin, SCTTRD from Augsburg, and KIMBER from Ulm.

What kind of music will be played?

The program combines melodic techno, indie dance, post-punk, techno, and live techno.

Is there a dress code?

No official dress code is specified.

When the parking garage shakes: Sperrstunde 2.0 brings techno to Ulm

Name: Sperrstunde 2.0
Start: 2026-10-17T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-17T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Parkhaus am Bahnhof

Sperrstunde 2.0 transforms Ulm's parking garage into a techno bunker

On Saturday, October 17, 2026, the lowest level of the parking garage at the train station will become an extraordinary concert venue. Sperrstunde 2.0 brings live techno, electronic club culture, and urban energy to a place usually filled with cars. Admission is free.

Live techno between concrete and neon light

The special concert series from Radio free FM and popbastion.ulm focuses on unusual spaces and an immediate party atmosphere. In the underground garage, a raw, concentrated sound universe emerges: hard concrete surfaces, deep basses, and an audience that experiences local and national acts up close.

The party lineup

PULSAR COLLECTIVE from Berlin combines melodic techno and indie dance. SCTTRD from Augsburg moves between post-punk and techno. KIMBER from Ulm adds to the evening with live techno. Together, they create a versatile music mix of driving sequences, dark club aesthetics, and experimental live energy.

Club experience in an unusual location

Sperrstunde 2.0 represents a concert format outside traditional stages. The parking garage at the train station becomes a temporary techno bunker with direct access near the bicycle racks at the ZOB. The unusual environment shapes the dance floor atmosphere and makes the evening a special live experience for fans of electronic music and alternative concert formats.

Free admission and support for the cultural scene

Admission is free. Radio free FM and popbastion.ulm create space for new music, local artists, and experimental concert concepts with this series. Those who wish to support the free radio can take the evening as an opportunity to strengthen the Ulm cultural scene with a donation.

Conclusion: Sperrstunde 2.0 delivers live techno, unique architecture, and an energetic crowd in an extraordinary Ulm location. Those who want to experience electronic music not just by hearing but as an intense club experience can enjoy a free concert evening with distinctive sound and urban atmosphere.