Berlin Gay Dance Clubs

Launched in August 2015, B:EAST is a large monthly techno dance party for gays and friends, taking place at the best clubbing venues in Berlin.

Photos and details about upcoming parties can be found on their website or Facebook page.

One of the best dance clubs in Europe, located in a former power plant in East Berlin, Berghain has become an epicentre for club-goers from around the world, with its a huge main floor, superb sound system and amazing lineup of DJ’s who pump out the best music.

Upstairs is the Panorama Bar which has a slightly more civilised vibe and excellent city view. (Lab-oratory, a men-only sex club, is a separate venue in the basement with its own entrance and queue.)

Berghain started out as a gay club but now attracts a mixed crowd. Some say that being gay, looking mid 20’s or older and wearing darker colours (nothing too flashy) will improve your chances of entry. Arriving drunk are definite no-no’s. But once you’re in, the experience is amazing.

Read more about how to get into the Berghain here.

Established by Oliver and Gary, Revolver Party takes place every month, featuring the best local and international DJ’s, go-go dancers and performers.

The party is hosted by KitKatClub, the venue for Berlin’s infamous HustlaBall “Peepshow”. The crowd is mostly gay men, but everyone is welcome. No dress code. Free coat check available.

Popular weekend techno/house dance club with a dark cruising basement play area called the ‘Twilight Zone’. Located next door to Prinzknecht bar (same owners).

Connection Club gets busy and very cruisy after midnight. Be sure to walk around every floor and make at least a ‘connection’ or two. Mainly older men but there’s plenty of young guys around, too.

One of the most popular gay dance parties in Berlin, with 1000+ people. PROPAGANDA takes place on the 1st Friday of each month.

Pop, vocal house, electro music, along with special performances and gorgeous go-go dancers. Check the website for upcoming events and dates. You can order tickets online.

Sunday-night gay dance party in Berlin for techno/house music fans, at the House of Weekend club.

GMF attracts many good-looking, young men. Check their website for event details and DJ lineup.

Berlin’s gay dance party with DJ’s, dancers, foam floor, welcome shots, HUNTERS takes place at various venue in Berlin, usually at Untertage club in Kreuzberg.

Check their Facebook for the next date. Admission from 9€.

Berlin’s new dance & cruise party. MENtabolism offers a large play area with slings, lounge area, sofas and plenty of lube. Fruits and snacks are provided. DJ plays techno / tech-house music.

Adults only – check the website for details of the next event.

Large concert venue & nightclub in Kreuzberg district. This non-profit club hosts concerts, dance parties and other cultural events.

Gayhane takes place on the last Saturday of each month, attracting a young mixed crowd of gays, lesbians, transsexuals & friends. Music ranges from mainstream European to the latest Asian, Greek, Turkish, Arabic and Hebrew pop music tracks.

SO36 also host a punk/rock music party every Sunday that tends to attract LGBT guys and girls. See their website for further details.

Another favourite with younger guys. Popular late-night gay dance party in Kreuzberg.

SchwuZ takes place on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 11pm. DJ’s play a wide range of music. Drinks are reasonably priced. Entrance is cheaper before midnight.

One of the larger LGBT dance parties. Prior to reunification, Die Busche (formerly ‘Haus B’) was the only gay disco in the GDR!

Popular with young LGBT party-goers who enjoy club anthems, disco charts, 80’s and 90’s music, with 3 dance floors and 3 bars. The party is every Friday, Saturday, and sometimes on a Wednesday.

Popular Sunday tea dance for gays, lesbians and friends.

Cafe Fatal party starts with a ballroom until 10pm then turns to a disco, with DJ playing pop music hits and German Schlager.

Underground gay dance party in Berlin, with resident & guest DJ’s playing techno house music.

Herrensauna takes places at various venues – usually at Tresor nightclub in Berlin Mitte – check their Facebook page for upcoming events.

Suicide Circus is a techno club in Berlin. Although it’s not a gay club, it hosts regular gay events, including the iconic Chantals House of Shame. This is very much a late-night venue for people who like to party. It’s located in Friedrichshain, one of the coolest and most gay-popular districts in Berlin.

The famous Berghain is also in the same area. This part of former East Berlin is the heart of the city’s alternative nightlife scene.

Chantals House of Shame takes place every Thursday at Suicide Circus Club. Having moved several times it’s now found a regular home. It’s become one of the most famous and exciting gay club nights in Berlin. Expect top DJs and drag performances from some of the top queens in the city.

If you’re looking to party hard then Chantals House of Shame is the place to be. The party will still be going on at 6am.