Annual music festival
| Baltic Soul Weekender |
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| Genre | Soul, Funk, Soulful House, Disco |
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| Years active | 2007–present |
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| Founders | Daniel Dombrowe |
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| Attendance |
- 2007: 1,200
- 2008: 2,400
- 2009: 3,500
- 2010: 4,500 (sold out)
- 2011: 4,500 (sold out)
- 2012: 4,500 (sold out)
- 2013: 4,500 (sold out)
- 2014 (May): 4,700 (sold out)
- 2014 (November): 2,000
- 2016: 2,800
- 2017: 2,500
- 2018: 4,000
- 2019: 4,200
- 2020: Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
- 2021 (April): Rescheduled due to COVID-19
- 2021 (November): Canceled due to COVID-19
- 2022: 2,400
- 2023: 4,500 (sold out)
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| Website | www.baltic-soul.de |
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The Baltic Soul Weekender is an annual music festival with a maximum attendance of 4,700 visitors held for the first time in 2007. The Baltic Soul Weekender offers a musical journey through the past decades of music: soul, funk, soulful house and disco. In addition to live acts, the visitor can listen to well-known DJs. It is Germany's only weekender that includes accommodation at the festival location. The festival was founded by the disc jockey and event manager Daniel Dombrowe (Dan D.).
