Think Open Air 2018
- Cospudener See/Nordstrand, Leipzig, Germany
- 29 July 2018
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Open your mind to the sounds of progress
Think Open Air is a house and techno festival in Leipzig, Germany. Taking place on the sandy northern beach of the Cospudener See, the festival brings serious summertime vibes to Saxony's biggest city.
With a lineup of progressive and influential electronic artists, Think Open Air is designed to make you do just that. New sounds and an openminded crowd create an inclusive and free environment to enjoy yourself in whatever way you deem fit.
The music is spread across three stages, including a main stage so close to the water you can enjoy the music while being in it.
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Lineup
- Ben Klock
- Seth Troxler
- Rødhåd
- Charlotte de Witte
- Lydia Eisenblätter
- Wighnomy Brothers
- Robag Wruhme
- Radio Slave
- Mathias Kaden
- Daniel Stefanik
- Marcus Meinhardt
- DeWalta
- Gunjah
- Hans Nieswandt
- Tijana T
- Filburt
- Vincent Neumann
- Peter Invasion
- Ranko
- Jana Falcon
- Pandaro
- Esette
- Lars Christian Müller
- Thomas Stieler
- Chris Manura
- Mike van Goetze
- Stephan von Wolffersdorff
- Dilivius Lenni
- Daniel Sailer AKA Upsyler
- Andreas Eckhardt
- Maya Jane Coles
The festival takes place on the banks of the northern banks of the Cospunder See, where long stretches of sandy beaches have become a popular spot for sunbathing, swimming and partying.
Address
Cospudener See/Nordstrand, Markkleeberg, Leipzig, 04416, Germany
FAQs
Markkleeberg can be reached from Leipzig city centre by bus or train (around a 10 minute journey) or from the city's airport by train (approximately 25 minutes). From there the walk to the festival should take no longer than 30 minutes.
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