Abschlussparty Impulse 2025

At the end of Impulse 2025, after three weeks and 17 productions in Mülheim an der Ruhr, Cologne and Düsseldorf, we would like to celebrate the end of this year's festival edition with you at reinraum in Düsseldorf with sets & sounds by and with: DJ MERKUSH, ENDLESS FUN and E.P.I.Q.

Come by and celebrate with us - Free admission!

E.P.I.Q.

E.P.I.Q. is an eight-member DJ crew from Cologne who have made it their mission to bring their individual sounds together for musical journeys through the night. They collaborate with other DJs, artists and creatives and organize events in the local and national scene.

Come to their dancefloor and let yourself be infected and carried away by an energy that cannot be explained, only experienced. E.P.I.Q.'s goal is to create a space that is characterized by mutual support: where they can play and share their favorite music and convey a sense of community and cohesion.

At Impulse Festival we are looking forward to AMSL, Anna Cainelli, Piush, Savsannah and Sedaction. From soul to hip-hop, from R&B to world pop, from house to breakbeats, bass to UK garage and beyond, they will provide cute B2B2Bs, loving energy and booty-shaking all night long.

ENDLESS FUN (live)

Endless Fun is a Cologne-based singer-songwriter and producer of contemporary pop music. Inspired by a variety of popular genres, his music combines a playful blend of deep reverence for - and complete disregard for - the status quo.

Unlike most artist names, Endless Fun is more than just a name. It's a vibe, a lifestyle and a mindset. Under this identity, Endless Fun (the artist) wants to show that truth can be found in fun - and that music is the answer to the question of the meaning of life.

DJ MERKUSH

Behind DJ MERKUSH is the curator and cultural worker Meryem Erkuş from Cologne. Just as diverse as her various working environments between DIY, subculture and high culture, her DJ sets move between several genres. Their selection will guide us into the evening. Prepare yourself for daring experiments and bassy genre clashes with sometimes borderline intensity.