Press Release: EXIT x Electric Sunday - Visit Hannover

Boutique Electronic Experience

EXIT x Electric Sunday

International Electronic Music at the HCC – The Kuppelsaal Transforms into an Immersive Dance Floor

Electric Sunday - Kölsch Kuppelsaal

Kölsch, Brina Knauss, and Henrik Schwarz live: On Friday, October 30, 2026, EXIT and Electric Sunday will present their first joint Boutique Electronic Experience in the iconic Kuppelsaal of the Hannover Congress Centrum (HCC)—organized by Hannover Veranstaltungs GmbH (HVG). Three internationally renowned electronic music artists will take the stage at one of Germany’s most extraordinary event venues. The event will transform the historic event hall into a unique venue for electronic music: lighting, visuals, sound, and architecture will merge into an extraordinary production. The monumental dome will become an integral part of an immersive experience that goes far beyond a traditional club night.

 

EXIT x Electric Sunday will take place on October 30, 2026, in the Kuppelsaal at the Hannover Congress Center (HCC). Doors open at 9 p.m. Tickets start at 35 euros plus advance sale fees and are available for purchase now. here.

 

International Lineup

Rune Reilly Kölsch is one of the most internationally successful electronic music artists. The Danish DJ and producer is known for his emotional melodies, driving energy, and atmospheric sets. His performances take him to the biggest festivals and renowned clubs around the world—most recently to the main stage at Tomorrowland in July 2026.

Brina Knauss She is one of the most sought-after artists internationally in the melodic house and techno genres. The Slovenian artist combines emotional melodies with hypnotic sounds and a precise electronic aesthetic. Her performances at Tomorrowland, Awakenings, Afterlife, and [UNVRS] in Ibiza, as well as her releases on ZAMNA Records and Cercle, underscore her international presence.

Henrik Schwarz LIVE stands for electronic music with influences from jazz, soul, and classical music. For more than two decades, the German producer has been blending house and techno with improvisation and concert aesthetics. In the Kuppelsaal, he won’t be performing a DJ set—instead, he’ll be performing live—a special format for a special venue.

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