Coco Boule, located at Prinzenstraße 85/D-F, 10969 Berlin, Germany, has established itself as a vibrant hotspot in Berlin’s dynamic nightlife scene. The venue was opened in the early 2010s, converting an industrial-style warehouse into an eclectic club that reflected Kreuzberg’s raw, creative spirit. Initially envisioned as a mashup of a dance club and a boules (bocce) hall, Coco Boule quickly garnered a following not only for its unique fusion of social activities but also for its curated music events and parties that soon became legendary among the city’s revelers.

The club’s interior maintained a minimalist aesthetic with exposed brickwork, subtle neon accents, and an open-plan dancefloor that encouraged mingling and interaction—a space designed to keep the energy flowing all night long. Over the years, Coco Boule steadily built a reputation as a cultural touchstone—known for its inclusive ethos, diverse crowd, and an adventurous booking policy straddling house, techno, disco, and leftfield electronic genres. Despite Berlin’s fast-changing nightlife landscape, marked by gentrification and venue closures, Coco Boule managed to remain at its original Kreuzberg location, evolving its layout and facilities to adapt to new regulations and trends without losing its underground appeal.

The club became a haven for both up-and-coming local acts and renowned international selectors, regularly hosting DJ-led nights, live performances, and community-driven events that cemented its status as a springboard for musical experimentation and cross-pollination. Coco Boule’s significance lies not just in its music programming but in nurturing a sense of community and playfulness that echoed Berlin’s post-reunification subcultural explosion, making it a fixture in the city’s nocturnal fabric. Notable artists who have performed at Coco Boule include Berlin stalwarts such as Acid Pauli, Tama Sumo, and DJ Hell, as well as international names like Honey Dijon, Prosumer, and Seth Troxler.

The club also showcased breakthrough sets from exciting local talents including Perel, Clara Cuvé, and DJ Gigola, along with memorable live performances by Âme, Giegling-affiliated artists, and experimental acts such as Laurel Halo and Objekt.