Set times 17:00 XDB 21:00 Lola Haro 00:00 Piezo live 01:00 Audrey Danza b2b Kasper Marott 05:00 Bitter Babe 08:00 Konduku b2b Naone 12:00 Sugar Free 16:00 Ekkel b2b Marius Bø Ticket info Friday Early Entry Tickets are valid for first entry on January 1 between 5PM and 8PM only. After that, they are no longer valid and cannot be upgraded at the door. Saturday Day Tickets are valid for first entry from 9AM on January 2. Regular Tickets allow first entry at any time. All ticket types include free re-entry throughout the event. — Every year begins twice: once on the calendar, with its arithmetic of dates and deadlines; and once in spirit, when we gather to welcome what lies ahead. The first day of a new year carries a cathartic energy; celebrations of the previous hours still linger, while the months to come remain unwritten. The noise carries its own wisdom: we made it this far. Let the abundance in. For 27 hours, basslines pulse and bodies peak, channelling the momentum of a fresh year onto one shared dancefloor. Rooted in Lunar New Year traditions, the dancing dragon represents strength, good fortune, prosperity, and protection. Guided by the rhythm of drums, it winds through the space, dispelling old spirits and making way for what is next. Carried by many hands, it reminds us that no one enters a new year alone. As day turns to night and night returns to day, the ritual finds its own pace. A collective movement into the unknown, filled with anticipation of the unexpected. And somewhere beyond the last beat, the dragon dances on. Climate of Fear is a space for everyone. We are committed to creating a welcoming and respectful environment, free from discrimination and harassment. Community guidelines will be available at the venue. The venue is wheelchair accessible. If you have additional accessibility needs or require support, please get in touch. Discounted tickets are available for people from low-income and marginalised communities. For more information, please contact amiera@climateoffear.net. Artwork by Ruben Martinho Words by Laura Caprino