CIMA is heading back to Germany this September for the 2025 edition of the Reeperbahn Festival & Conference, with an exciting lineup of showcases and industry events in both Hamburg and Berlin. In Hamburg, Canada House will once again take over Uwe for two full days of live music on Thursday, September 18 and Friday, September 19. Performances will run from midday until midnight, featuring a dynamic mix of genres and artists from across the country. We’re excited to announce this year’s Canada House artist lineup: Ash Molloy // Annie-Claude Deschenes // Bad Buddy // Bonnie Trash // Bria Rose N’Thorns // Bye Parula // Chiara Savasta // Desiree Dorion // Goodnight Sunrise // Hendrika // Holy Void // Kaia Kater // Kimmortal // Kubla // Kue Varo & The Only Hopes // Magi Merlin // Marissa Burwell // Maya Killtron // Merv xx Gotti // Patche // Pierre Kwenders // Retrofile // Thea May // The Bankes Brothers Ahead of the festival, Canadian industry professionals are invited to participate in two days of pre-events in Berlin. On Monday, September 15, CIMA, in partnership with the Embassy of Canada to Germany and MMF Canada, will host an afternoon of business programming. On Tuesday, September 16, Canadian delegates will take part in the Berlin Experience — a full day of industry sessions and networking organized by the Reeperbahn team. Back in Hamburg, Canadian companies will also get the opportunity to participate in the Meet the Canadians matchmaking event in collaboration with Reeperbahn, connecting them directly with members of the German music industry. CIMA's mission to Reeperbahn 2025 continues to support and spotlight Canadian talent on a global stage — through music, business, and meaningful connections. Thank you to our Canada House showcase presenting partners: Alberta Music, Manitoba Music, Music BC, MusicOntario/Ontario Creates, Music Yukon, SaskMusic, and Quebec Creates/SODEC. CIMA gratefully acknowledges and thanks our generous sponsors and partners the Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings (FACTOR), the Government of Canada (through the Canada Music Fund), Ontario Creates, the Embassy of Canada to Germany in Berlin, the Radio Starmaker Fund, and Stingray Music.