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Revier Südost is a prominent nightclub and cultural venue located in Berlin, Germany, known for its strong connection to the city's vibrant electronic music scene. Established in 2020 by the team behind the iconic ://about blank club, Revier Südost occupies the grounds of a former East German brewery in the Niederschöneweide district, offering a sprawling industrial complex that spans several dance floors and outdoor spaces. The venue quickly garnered a reputation for its raw, underground aesthetics, inclusive queer-friendly ethos, and commitment to progressive, community-based nightlife.

Designed to fill the void left by the closure or transformation of other legendary Berlin clubs, Revier Südost serves as both a temporary event space and a pivotal hub for Berlin’s steadfast club culture, particularly during the challenging period of the COVID-19 pandemic, which saw many venues shuttered. Culturally, it is recognized not only for its parties but also for supporting art installations, workshops, and open-air festivals, highlighting the intersection of music, activism, and social connection. While it retains some of the DNA of classic Berlin clubs—strict door policies, a focus on high-quality sound systems, and a no-photo policy—it sets itself apart with its unique blend of industrial charm and a commitment to fostering new forms of nightlife.

Since its opening, Revier Südost has experienced minor changes and updates in its spatial layout and programming to adapt to health regulations and evolving community needs, but its core identity remains rooted in serving as a safe, inclusive space for music lovers and creatives. Notable artists who have performed at Revier Südost include international acts such as Ben Klock, Helena Hauff, DVS1, FJAAK, DJ Stingray 313, and Courtesy, as well as celebrated local talent like Resom, Lakuti, Tama Sumo, Nick Höppner, and the ://about blank residents themselves, ensuring Revier Südost’s status as a crucible for both established and emerging voices in electronic music.