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25.04.2026
22:00 Uhr
Pracht
25.04.2026
22:00 Uhr
PrachtNACHT with Juliet Sikora, Nici Naiya & Marcél Roemer
Juliet Sikora
Nici Naiya
Marcél Roemer
PRACHTNACHT in deiner PRACHT w/
JULIET SIKORA
Known for her energy-driven productions on labels such as Relief, Material, Flashmob Records, and her own Kittball imprint, Juliet Sikora has built a strong reputation through her studio work and nearly two decades behind the decks.
A defining moment in her career came with the Beatport-topping 2013 collaboration “Come On Now (Set It Off)”, which was later released on Pete Tong’s ffrr imprint and achieved widespread recognition across the scene. This collaboration also led to the creation of Kittball, the Dortmund-based label she co-founded. Since then, the label has featured artists such as Purple Disco Machine, Junior Jack, Andhim, Demarzo, and David Keno, alongside remixes from Dennis Cruz, Wade, and German Brigante, continuing to grow under the guidance of Sikora and the Kittball family.
In recent years, Juliet’s groove-infused house and techno sets have taken her across the globe, with performances in the USA, South Africa, Dubai, and India, as well as at key events like Kittball’s annual Sonar Off Week showcases. She has also played major festivals and venues including Masquerade by Claptone at Pacha Ibiza, World Club Dome, Amsterdam Dance Event, and Parookaville.
Her productions have consistently charted, with releases such as “What Did I Tell Ya” on Green Velvet’s Relief imprint reaching #1 in Beatport’s Tech House chart and remaining in the Top 100 for months. Tracks like “Beat Dancer” on Flashmob Records also held top positions for extended periods. She has further delivered remixes for artists including Claptone, Blaenavon, and The Deepshakerz, gaining support from names like Danny Howard (BBC Radio 1), Mark Knight, and Franky Rizardo.
Recognized by 1001Tracklists as one of the “Future of Dance” artists in 2022 and 2023, Sikora continues to evolve with collaborations alongside Tini Gessler, Wally Lopez, Jean Bacarrezza, and Ashibah, as well as releases on labels such as Toolroom Records. With a steady stream of solo and collaborative projects ahead, she remains a key figure in contemporary house music.
NICI NAIYA
Kill Bill on the outside, Hello Kitty on the inside.
With her fresh new identity and signature underground sound, she delivers deep, driving grooves that pull the crowd straight into the flow. Her sets are bold, hypnotic, and made for late-night movement.
Nici Naiya (HOUSE | TECH HOUSE | MINIMAL DEEP TECH)
Kill Bill on the outside, Hello Kitty on the inside.
With her fresh new identity and signature underground sound, she delivers deep, driving grooves that pull the crowd straight into the flow. Her sets are bold, hypnotic, and made for late-night movement.
MARCÉL ROEMER
Marcél Roemer stands for house, groovy tech, and deep club sounds with soul. As a long-time resident at Tanzhaus West, he’s a key figure in the Frankfurt scene and, since 2018, one of the faces behind Electric Grooves.
Sharing stages with artists like wAFF, Pawsa, Sante Sansone, Paco Osuna, East End Dubs, and many more, Marcél brings fresh energy to the dance floor - driven by carefully selected tracks, honest vibes, and one clear mission: To create nights that stay in your head and move your feet.
Nici Naiya
Marcél Roemer
PRACHTNACHT in deiner PRACHT w/
JULIET SIKORA
Known for her energy-driven productions on labels such as Relief, Material, Flashmob Records, and her own Kittball imprint, Juliet Sikora has built a strong reputation through her studio work and nearly two decades behind the decks.
A defining moment in her career came with the Beatport-topping 2013 collaboration “Come On Now (Set It Off)”, which was later released on Pete Tong’s ffrr imprint and achieved widespread recognition across the scene. This collaboration also led to the creation of Kittball, the Dortmund-based label she co-founded. Since then, the label has featured artists such as Purple Disco Machine, Junior Jack, Andhim, Demarzo, and David Keno, alongside remixes from Dennis Cruz, Wade, and German Brigante, continuing to grow under the guidance of Sikora and the Kittball family.
In recent years, Juliet’s groove-infused house and techno sets have taken her across the globe, with performances in the USA, South Africa, Dubai, and India, as well as at key events like Kittball’s annual Sonar Off Week showcases. She has also played major festivals and venues including Masquerade by Claptone at Pacha Ibiza, World Club Dome, Amsterdam Dance Event, and Parookaville.
Her productions have consistently charted, with releases such as “What Did I Tell Ya” on Green Velvet’s Relief imprint reaching #1 in Beatport’s Tech House chart and remaining in the Top 100 for months. Tracks like “Beat Dancer” on Flashmob Records also held top positions for extended periods. She has further delivered remixes for artists including Claptone, Blaenavon, and The Deepshakerz, gaining support from names like Danny Howard (BBC Radio 1), Mark Knight, and Franky Rizardo.
Recognized by 1001Tracklists as one of the “Future of Dance” artists in 2022 and 2023, Sikora continues to evolve with collaborations alongside Tini Gessler, Wally Lopez, Jean Bacarrezza, and Ashibah, as well as releases on labels such as Toolroom Records. With a steady stream of solo and collaborative projects ahead, she remains a key figure in contemporary house music.
NICI NAIYA
Kill Bill on the outside, Hello Kitty on the inside.
With her fresh new identity and signature underground sound, she delivers deep, driving grooves that pull the crowd straight into the flow. Her sets are bold, hypnotic, and made for late-night movement.
Nici Naiya (HOUSE | TECH HOUSE | MINIMAL DEEP TECH)
Kill Bill on the outside, Hello Kitty on the inside.
With her fresh new identity and signature underground sound, she delivers deep, driving grooves that pull the crowd straight into the flow. Her sets are bold, hypnotic, and made for late-night movement.
MARCÉL ROEMER
Marcél Roemer stands for house, groovy tech, and deep club sounds with soul. As a long-time resident at Tanzhaus West, he’s a key figure in the Frankfurt scene and, since 2018, one of the faces behind Electric Grooves.
Sharing stages with artists like wAFF, Pawsa, Sante Sansone, Paco Osuna, East End Dubs, and many more, Marcél brings fresh energy to the dance floor - driven by carefully selected tracks, honest vibes, and one clear mission: To create nights that stay in your head and move your feet.
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