Heartbeatz was actually supposed to celebrate its premiere in Munich in mid-June. After initially having to move to a different venue — and being shortened by one day in the process — the next piece of bad news has now arrived. Heartbeatz is being postponed to September and will now be just a one-day festival. What exactly will happen next.
Ongoing chaos
Originally, Heartbeatz was supposed to make its debut as a new festival in Neuperlach from June 12 to 14. However, following complaints from residents and concerns from environmentalists regarding the venue, the event was moved to the Lucky Star in Moosach. Due to the relocation , Heartbeatz had to be shortened by one day, though this did not affect the lineup. Additionally, after-parties were planned for both festival days, where you could have partied through the night with surprise guests.
But you won’t be able to dance at the festival this weekend, because Heartbeatz has been postponed at the last minute. The organizer cites “infrastructural challenges” as the reason, stating that “more time is needed for implementation.” Exactly what these challenges entail is unknown, as is whether there will be any changes to the lineup. Big stars like Robin Schulz, Mike Singer, and Gzuz were actually supposed to perform at Lucky Star this weekend. It remains to be seen whether they’ll still be on the lineup in September.
Heartbeatz postponed: Here’s the new date
Instead of June 13 and 14, Heartbeatz will now take place nearly three months later in September and will last only one day. On September 5, the time will have come, and you’ll be able to party at Lucky Star. Your tickets remain valid; beyond that, no further information is available at this time. Details are expected to follow shortly. What the lineup will look like, whether there will be an afterparty, and whether you’ll receive a partial refund since the festival has been shortened are all still up in the air.
So for now, it remains to be seen exactly how things will proceed. If you’re still in the mood for an open-air party this weekend, you can at least turn to established festival series like Isle of Summer or Wannda Circus. And with that, Munich now has one more one-day festival to its name.
