In 2026, Nachtparlement celebrates its tenth anniversary. What began with after-parties and wild club nights has grown into a staple, featuring boat parties, extended club programs, and now the festival Het Systeem, which will see its third edition next year.

Leading up to that anniversary year, we are celebrating ten years of Nachtparlement on Friday, February 20, with an XXL club night. A moment to look back, but above all to do what it has always been about: long nights, a focus on the dance floor, and artists given the space to tell a story.

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Five years ago, we invited Marcel Dettmann. For this ten-year edition, we are hosting Ben Klock.

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Ben Klock

Since his residency at Berghain in 2005, Ben Klock has become one of the most influential figures in the modern techno scene. His sets are characterized by a strong narrative structure, where power and subtlety effortlessly converge. Klock is known for his ability to shape a room rather than just play to it—a quality that makes him just as compelling in intimate clubs as at large international festivals.

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His discography on Ostgut Ton is considered essential, including the album One and collaborations with Marcel Dettmann that helped define the label. Furthermore, Klockworks, the label he founded in 2006, has served for years as a platform for both his own work and for artists who would later play a central role in the scene.

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Jasmín

Jasmín first played at one of our club nights at DOKH20. In the years that followed, she developed rapidly, both artistically and conceptually, becoming a fixture in our programming. She is now part of the programming team for Het Systeem.

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Her recent release on Hessle Audio marks a new chapter in her career and underscores her sharp, idiosyncratic approach to club music. Her presence at this anniversary night feels only natural.

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