The Revolver Party at KitKatClub in Berlin stands as a cornerstone of the queer nightlife scene. Held in the infamous KitKatClub, renowned for its uninhibited and boundary-pushing vibe, this event turns the venue into a throbbing hub of desire and dance. Attendees typically don jockstraps or minimal attire, heightening the erotic charge in the air.
Two rooms deliver diverse sounds: the main floor pulses with dance anthems and chart-toppers, while the second room spins global techno tracks. A blend of German and international men creates a worldly atmosphere fueled by freedom, creativity, and high-energy partying. Strict dress codes apply, with fetish gear and body paint encouraged. Ideal for those seeking a night of ecstasy and connection.
KitKatClub embodies tolerance and hedonism – a place where limits dissolve into pure passion.
What’s on at Revolver Party @ KitKatClub
The regular programme — and the next dates.
Hotels near Revolver Party @ KitKatClub
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Nearby Locations
Clubcommission Berlin
KitKatClub (Official)
Revolver Party
HustlaBall Berlin
KitKat-Club
KitKatClub Dragon Floor (Eingang über U-Bahn-Station Heinrich-Heine-Str.)
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 23:00 - 06:00
Saturday: 23:00 - 08:00
Sunday: Closed
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