Reineke Fuchs is a prominent nightclub located in Cologne, Germany, that has established itself as a vital fixture in the city’s rich nightlife landscape. Originally founded in 2008, the club was named after the German legend "Reineke Fuchs" (Reynard the Fox), symbolizing cunning and creativity—qualities reflected in its musical programming and diverse cultural events. Nestled in the Ehrenfeld district, known for its bohemian vibes and vibrant arts scene, Reineke Fuchs quickly became a gathering spot for lovers of electronic music, especially house, techno, and experimental sounds.

The venue is renowned for its intimate atmosphere, with a cozy, fox-themed interior that fosters close connection between performers and partygoers. Over time, Reineke Fuchs has undergone several renovations to improve acoustics, comfort, and visual aesthetics, but has remained at its original location, preserving its underground charm. The club’s cultural significance derives from its commitment to supporting local talent, hosting up-and-coming DJs, and providing a platform for experimental music, earning a reputation as a creative incubator in the Rhine-Ruhr electronic music scene.

Its inclusive policy and collaborations with local collectives have fortified its ties with Cologne’s artistic community. Reineke Fuchs is also recognized for its role in bridging international trends with Cologne’s homegrown sound, attracting both cosmopolitan crowds and loyal locals. Notable artists who have graced the decks at Reineke Fuchs include international heavyweights such as Dixon, Âme, DJ Koze, and Maceo Plex, alongside celebrated local heroes like Roman Flügel, Helena Hauff, and local collective members of Kompakt label such as Michael Mayer and Tobias Thomas.

The club has also featured performances by DJ Seinfeld, Andhim, Gerd Janson, Charlotte de Witte, as well as support for Cologne-based acts like Damiano von Erckert, Jonathan Kaspar, and Barnt, reflecting its commitment to a diverse and cutting-edge musical program.