Line Up
Stay tuned! The first acts for MS DOCKVILLE 2026 are already out 👀
NOGA EREZIL
PARIS PALOMAUK
BIBIZAAUT
JOLLEDE
6EURONEUNZIGDE
DOVE ELLISIR
DEWS PEGAHORNDE
VANDALISBINDE
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BERQ DE
You hear this voice once and you will never forget it: BERQ makes pop that gets under your skin. From the school band rehearsal room and his parents’ basement to his very own sound – inspired by artists like Schmyt, Paula Hartmann or Tua, he writes, composes and produces everything himself. His songs are heavy and poetic, carried by a voice that hits and lingers. In 2023 he played MS DOCKVILLE – now BERQ is back: bigger, bolder and ready to take the main stage.
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NOGA EREZ IL
She’s been knighted by a queen: a hit with Missy Elliott – she’s worth it, let her work it. NOGA EREZ makes music from the body outward: a dynamic exploration of energy between rap, melody and hip-hop; experimental edges brush up against offbeat R&B and electropop. Add razor-sharp lyrics, hooks with gravity and beats with attitude. In 2023 she already electrified MS DOCKVILLE – now she’s back for more: raw, precise, uncompromising. Bow down, let’s get loud!
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PARIS PALOMA UK
Wild, feminine and full of goosebumps: Paris Paloma writes hymns out of vulnerability and resistance. The British singer-songwriter weaves dark folk and massive pop into songs steeped in mythology, grief, love and rage. If that sounds contradictory, the riddle will be solved at MS DOCKVILLE 2026. Once Paris Paloma steps on stage, it suddenly all makes sense – come see for yourselves.
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BIBIZA AUT
From Vienna straight to the Hamburg: BIBIZA provokes with subtle irony and celebrates intoxication, pleasure and life itself. As rich as a slice of Sachertorte, he blends Austropop and indie with a pinch of rock. In 2026 he’ll gallop onto the MS DOCKVILLE site with Viennese ease and a whole lot of lust for life. 1060 represent.
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JOLLE DE
jolle is everywhere right now – and very much right here: the Wahlhamburgerin went from karaoke bar to the main stage at splash! 2025. Musically she moves between pop, indie and rap ballads: big hooks, vulnerable lyrics, euphoric drops. Her journey is wild and honest – and in 2026 it brings her back to her favourite city, to MS DOCKVILLE.
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6EURONEUNZIG DE
What does it sound like when Blümchen, Ikkimel and SXTN make music together in a squatted house? 6EURONEUNZIG. Between techno kicks and rap mantras, innocent melodies collide with self-ironic bars and every drop slaps the patriarchy in the face. Call it Tussitechno, Fotzenrap, Pussypop – we call it a full-on, feminist club takeover. 6EURONEUNZIG are rewriting club and rap history – loud, sharp, smart and, of course, live at MS DOCKVILLE 2026.
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DOVE ELLIS IR
Somewhere between folk, ambient and pop, DOVE ELLIS creates worlds you can lose yourself in – and happily find yourself again. The songwriter from the west of Ireland crafts songs that move from quiet acoustic moments to insistent basslines, carried by his clear, high voice. Live, it feels like a gentle storm: intimate, close, sometimes almost cinematic. If you’re into songs like “To the Sandals”, you’ve got a new favourite moment waiting at MS DOCKVILLE.
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DEWS PEGAHORN DE
DEWS PEGAHORN sums up his artistic voice in three words: “danceable manic depression”. Born in Stuttgart with roots in Madagascar and Angola, he brings rock to the stage that hurts and heals at the same time. Melancholic guitars, wild drums, atmospheric vocals – somewhere between Michael Jackson’s energy and 2Pac-shaped depth. DEWS PEGAHORN carved out his own sound: radically authentic, raw and boundless. Live, it all erupts into an emotional state of emergency – at MS DOCKVILLE 2026.
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VANDALISBIN DE
VANDALISBIN doesn’t need a cover letter – her debut EP is a manifesto: fragile, demanding, vulnerable, defiant. It’s a self-positioning between soul, indie rock and poetic, queer pop that doesn’t ask for space, it just takes it. With a musical precision that feels less like a beginning and more like a long-overdue arrival. That’s exactly where we’ll meet her again in 2026: at MS DOCKVILLE.
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