BLITZ reveals final June lineup before Munich club closes
BLITZ has locked in its closing weekend for July 31 to August 3, but June still brings Âme, Detroit Love and DJ Rolando before the lights go down.
BLITZ has turned its June calendar into a final sprint, with Âme, Detroit Love and a June 27-28 Pride marathon crowding the last stretch before the Munich club closes. The closing weekend is now set for Friday, July 31, through Monday, August 3, 2026, giving dancers a fixed finish line after nearly a decade at the Museumsinsel home.
The month already opened with Âme live on June 12, Muallem all night long on June 13 and a live-at-BLITZ date on June 14. Those bookings leaned into the club's core language, long-form sets, deep catalog names and a minimal-to-techno axis that prizes groove, weight and patience over easy spectacle.
The heaviest dates still ahead are June 19 and June 20. Detroit Love lands on June 19 with Carl Craig, Mike Banks and Moodymann, while June 20's Klubnacht & Discos Movimiento pairs DJ Rolando, Glaskin live and Stenny with a BISTRO section built around Lara Fein b2b Pancratio. For a scene that still values lineage as much as punch, that is a serious run of names in a small room.
BLITZ's Pride weekend is listed for June 27 and 28 as a marathon party, with the lineup still to be announced, and it sits inside Munich Pride, which runs June 13-28 with the parade on June 27. That overlap gives the late-June calendar extra weight: the club is not just emptying out its diary, it is using its last weeks to stay plugged into the city around it.
BLITZ said in February that it would close in 2026 after nearly a decade at Museumsinsel, for reasons beyond its control. The building lease is set to run out at the end of September, and a continuation at another location is planned, which makes the club's own hint at something new, and its promise that it is "working very hard to continue our story," feel less like a farewell note than a transition point.
For minimal techno and the wider underground, the point of June is simple: catch the names that matter, catch the programming while the room still exists, and hear what BLITZ has meant when it is still able to sound like itself. The final weekend is fixed, but this month is the last full stretch where the club can still make its case in real time.
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