Pyramid Party: JUPITER 

The big loving teacher of the sky.

“Keep learning. Keep wondering. Share what you have. Believe that your world can become bigger than it is today.”

Jupiter please show us the unlimited potential of the universe.
Please show us the unlimited potential of the rave
Please show us what can happen when we rave together consciously. 
Please show us what happens when we rave under the sun and the moon all in one night. 

Last PYRAMID PARTY OF 2026

WE HAVE DECIDED TO LIMIT IT TO 400 PEOPLE AS TO NOT GO OVER CAPACITY.
EARLY BIRD TICKETS LIMITED TO 108

⚪ Opening Ceremony & Breathwork

🔴 ALF JACKSON + MAMA SHIVA
Primal Australian Trance Drumming

🟠 BIBINGKA BABE
Intuitive Water Channeling 

🟡 MOVE 2 GROOVE COLLECTIVE
Experimental Movement with Live Latin Drumming

🟢 BIBINGKA AND THE BABES 
DRAG SHOW PRODUCTION 

🔵 ALKIVER 
TRANCE DJ SET 

⚪ CROWN CHAKRA
Closing Gong Bath with support from Gongwerkstatt

SURPRISE PERFORMANCES 
TATTOO AMBIENT ROOM / MASSAGE / REIKI / TEA CEREMONY 

The Lion’s Gate is traditionally seen as a time of heightened energy, alignment, and transformation — a moment where the body becomes more sensitive to intention, connection, and change.

We gather inside that portal together.
Space to slow down.Space to dance.Space to enter trance.

Pyramid Party presents a ceremonial rave experience designed to reconnect the audience to joy, openness, and collective energy through music, drag, performance, and sound. 

Inspired by the Berlin club scene: each Pyramid Party includes a dance-floor activation guided by drag queens, breath-work, sound baths, DJ set and unlimited potential in love, body and magic.

Together we create an accelerated portal to download love, gratitude, sexuality, creativity and pleasure. Take flight and come together as one as the bodies move. Celebrate the divinity of drag. Reflect elements into another's eyes and take a dose of pleasure as you swim in the sounds of love.

Hosted in Metropol: 
Metropol Berlin is one of the city’s oldest and most iconic concert halls, first opened in 1906. Located at Nollendorfplatz, it has hosted everything from Weimar-era cabaret to 90s techno raves. With its cathedral-like arches and restored Art Deco interior, it offers a space where Berlin’s layered nightlife history meets the present. A true temple of sound.