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The Prodigy Berlin
Date & Time
Saturday, November 21, 2026
20:00 CET
Artist
Ticket prices by section
Prices checked 01:55
| Section | Tickets from |
|---|---|
| Unterrang | from £369.45 |
| Innenraum Stehplatz | from £380.16 |
| Oberrang | from £428.95 |
Cheapest section: Unterrang from £369.45 · 3 sections listed · See seats
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Tickets start from £291.32 at our latest check.
Prices checked 01:55
What time does The Prodigy start at Velodrom?
21 Nov 2026 · all times CET (venue local time)
- Doors typical
- 19:00 CET
- 60 min before start
- Start
- CET
- Expected finish typical
- 22:30 CET
- based on a typical concert
Start time from the ticket listing. Doors and finish are typical for this kind of venue and event — check your ticket or the venue's website on the day.
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Introduction
Get ready, Berlin! The legendary electronic titans, The Prodigy, are set to ignite the Velodrom on Saturday, 21st November 2026, for a night that promises to be an electrifying spectacle of raw energy and unapologetic rave anthems. Known for their groundbreaking fusion of breakbeat, techno, and punk attitude, The Prodigy have consistently delivered high-octane performances that leave audiences breathless and exhilarated. This isn't just a concert; it's a full-blown sonic assault, a celebration of a band that has defined a generation and continues to push the boundaries of electronic music. Prepare yourselves for a journey through their iconic discography, a testament to their enduring power and influence.
About the Artist
Formed in 1990 in Braintree, Essex, The Prodigy emerged from the UK rave scene and rapidly ascended to global superstardom. Fronted by the inimitable Keith Flint and Maxim, alongside the musical genius of Liam Howlett, the band carved out a unique niche with their aggressive beats, distinctive vocals, and a rebellious spirit that resonated with millions. Their early work, including the seminal album 'The Fat of the Land', became a cultural phenomenon, spawning hit singles like 'Firestarter', 'Breathe', and 'Smack My Bitch Up'. These tracks, characterised by their raw intensity and Flint's iconic, frenetic stage presence, became anthems for a generation seeking an escape from the mundane.
Over their illustrious career, The Prodigy have released seven studio albums, all achieving significant commercial success and critical acclaim. Their live shows are legendary, renowned for their explosive energy, dazzling light displays, and an unwavering connection with their audience. Keith Flint's passing in 2019 was a profound loss to the music world, but his spirit and the band's legacy live on. The Prodigy have vowed to continue, honouring Flint's memory with performances that encapsulate the very essence of what made them so special. Their music remains a potent force, a blend of visceral power and innovative sound design that continues to captivate new fans and old alike. Expect a setlist packed with their greatest hits, alongside material that showcases their ongoing evolution.
The Venue
The Velodrom in Berlin is a fitting arena for the sheer power and scale of a The Prodigy performance. Located in the Prenzlauer Berg district, this iconic venue boasts a distinctive circular design and a massive capacity, making it one of the city's premier locations for large-scale concerts and sporting events. Its state-of-the-art acoustics ensure that the powerful sound of The Prodigy will be delivered with crystal clarity and immense impact, reverberating through every inch of the space. The Velodrom's expansive floor space and tiered seating offer excellent vantage points for all attendees, ensuring no one misses a moment of the action. Its modern facilities and experienced event staff guarantee a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone attending. The sheer scale of the Velodrom is perfectly suited to the anthemic and communal nature of a Prodigy gig, promising an unforgettable atmosphere.
What to Expect
Prepare for an onslaught of pure, unadulterated energy. The Prodigy's live shows are not for the faint-hearted. Expect a relentless barrage of their biggest hits, from the adrenaline-pumping 'Voodoo People' and 'Omen' to the iconic 'Firestarter' and 'Breathe'. Maxim will be commanding the stage with his signature intensity, while the spirit of Keith Flint will undoubtedly be palpable, driving the band and the crowd into a unified frenzy. Liam Howlett's masterful production will be unleashed in its full glory, with thunderous basslines, razor-sharp synths, and earth-shattering beats filling the vast space of the Velodrom. The visual production will be equally spectacular, featuring a dazzling light show and dynamic stage effects designed to amplify the raw power of their music. Expect a mosh pit that will be a swirling vortex of energy, and a sea of people united by their shared love for The Prodigy's groundbreaking sound. This is a chance to witness a band at the peak of their powers, delivering a performance that is as raw and visceral as it is musically brilliant. It's a communal experience, a cathartic release, and a night of pure, unadulterated rave energy.
Practical Information
Date: Saturday, 21st November 2026
Time: Doors typically open around 18:00-19:00, with the main performance starting later. Please check your ticket for specific timings.
Venue Address: Velodrom, Paul-Heyse-Straße 26, 10407 Berlin, Germany.
Getting There: The Velodrom is easily accessible via public transport. The nearest U-Bahn station is 'Velodrom' (U5 line), which is directly connected to the venue. Tram lines M5, M6, and M8 also stop nearby at 'Landsberger Allee/Storkower Straße'. Ample parking is available but is often limited and can be expensive; public transport is highly recommended.
Accessibility: The Velodrom offers accessible viewing platforms and facilities for guests with disabilities. It is advisable to contact the venue directly in advance to make specific arrangements.
Age Restrictions: Typically, events at the Velodrom are for ages 16+, but this can vary. Please check your ticket details or the venue's website for specific age restrictions for this event.
What to Bring: Comfortable clothing and shoes are a must. Essentials like your phone, wallet, and ID are important. Check the Velodrom's policy on bag sizes – large backpacks are often not permitted.
What Not to Bring: Avoid bringing professional cameras, large bags, food, or drinks, as these are usually prohibited.
Getting Tickets
Don't miss out on what promises to be one of the most electrifying nights of 2026! Tickets for The Prodigy at the Velodrom, Berlin on 21st November 2026 are expected to be in high demand. Secure your entry to this unmissable event by heading over to StubHub. StubHub is your go-to platform for reliable ticket purchasing. Be sure to act fast once tickets go on sale to guarantee your spot at this phenomenal gig. Visit StubHub's official website to browse available tickets and complete your purchase securely.
Getting to Velodrom, Berlin
By train
The nearest and most convenient train station to the Velodrom is Berlin Ostbahnhof. This major transport hub is a walk of approximately 15-20 minutes (around 1.2 kilometers) from the venue. Ostbahnhof is served by numerous S-Bahn lines (including S3, S5, S7, S75, S9) and regional trains, connecting it efficiently to all parts of Berlin and Brandenburg. It also serves as a key stop for many long-distance ICE and IC/EC services from major European cities such as Hamburg, Munich, Prague, and Warsaw. Journey times from other German cities are highly competitive, with frequent services running throughout the day. Berlin Ostbahnhof itself is a modern station equipped with ticket counters, numerous retail outlets, eateries, and comprehensive accessibility features for travellers with reduced mobility. Its central location and extensive network make it an ideal arrival point for visitors heading to the Velodrom.
By bus
Several bus routes provide excellent access to the Velodrom, making it easily reachable from various parts of Berlin. The closest bus stops are typically located near the Velodrom itself, often within a 5-10 minute walk. Key bus routes serving the area include the M8, which runs frequently and connects to major transport interchanges, and other local routes like 156, which link to surrounding neighbourhoods and further afield. These routes are operated by the BVG (Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe), Berlin's public transport authority. For late-night visitors, certain routes offer extended operating hours or even 24-hour service on weekends, ensuring safe travel back after an event. Journey times from the city centre can vary depending on traffic, typically ranging from 20 to 40 minutes. It is advisable to check the BVG website or app for the most up-to-date schedules and route information.
By car & parking
For those driving to the Velodrom, the venue is well-connected to Berlin's arterial road network. Visitors approaching from the A11 motorway should follow signs for the city centre and then head towards Landsberger Allee. From the A10 (Berliner Ring), follow the A11 towards Berlin and then proceed as above. A useful postcode for GPS navigation systems is 13053 Berlin. Parking is available at designated car parks surrounding the Velodrom, though availability can be limited on event nights. It is recommended to arrive early if planning to drive. Street parking in the immediate vicinity is often restricted. Estimated parking costs can range from €5-€10 for an event. While park and ride facilities are not directly integrated with the Velodrom, utilizing a park and ride station further out and then switching to public transport (S-Bahn or tram) is a viable alternative. Accessible parking spaces are usually available close to the entrances.
Accessibility
The Velodrom is committed to providing an accessible experience for all visitors. Wheelchair users will find that the main entrances are accessible, and lifts are available to reach different seating levels and areas within the venue. Dedicated wheelchair accessible seating is provided for many events, offering excellent views and companion seating options. Accessible toilets are clearly marked and situated throughout the venue. While specific details on hearing loop or induction loop systems should be confirmed directly with the venue for individual events, their presence is often standard for major performances. Assistance animals are generally permitted. The venue strives to offer support for visitors with disabilities; it is advisable to contact the Velodrom's accessibility services in advance to discuss specific needs, such as accessible parking arrangements or on-site assistance.
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The Prodigy at Velodrom: your questions answered
What time does The Prodigy start at Velodrom?
The Prodigy at Velodrom starts at 20:00 CET on Saturday, November 21, 2026. Doors typically open around 19:00. Expect it to finish around 22:30 — timings are typical for this kind of event and venue, not confirmed by the promoter.
Where is Velodrom?
Velodrom is at Paul-Heyse-Straße 26, 10407 Berlin, Germany, Berlin, 10407. Velodrom guide →
How do I get to Velodrom, Berlin?
The nearest and most convenient train station to the Velodrom is Berlin Ostbahnhof. This major transport hub is a walk of approximately 15-20 minutes (around 1.2 kilometers) from the venue. Getting there →
Is there an age limit at Velodrom?
Family-friendly shows may be open to all ages. Check your ticket for any event-specific restriction.
Is Velodrom accessible?
The Velodrom is committed to providing an accessible experience for all visitors. Wheelchair users will find that the main entrances are accessible, and lifts are available to reach different seating levels and areas within the venue. Full accessibility details →
Are tickets still available for The Prodigy at Velodrom?
The primary allocation is sold out. Resale tickets may still be listed on StubHub — check live availability before travelling.
What if the event is cancelled or I can't go?
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