Maybebop is a German male a cappella quartet founded in Hanover in 1992, consisting of Oliver Gies, Jan Malte Bürger, Lukas Teske and Christoph Hiller. The group performs entirely without instruments, building its shows around original German-language songs that mix sharp social satire, wordplay and absurdist comedy. Over more than three decades they have released twelve stage programmes and won multiple Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards, including the Prix Pantheon audience prize in 2012.
Maybebop premiered their twelfth stage programme, 'Muss man mögen', on 1 May 2026 at Hamburg's Laeiszhalle.
The new show, titled 'Vier Typen. Vier Mikrofone. Sonst nichts.', launched an extensive 2026-2027 tour across Germany and Austria with over 50 announced dates.
Promotional materials confirmed 'Muss man mögen' as the group's twelfth programme after more than 20 years together.
Maybebop's 2025-2026 tour 'Muss man mögen!' ran from September 2025 through early 2026, covering more than 50 German cities.
Maybebop's YouTube channel surpassed 18.5 million total video views across 482 uploaded videos.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop presents their minimalist show at Petrus-Kirche.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop presents their signature programme: four voices and nothing more.
Maybebop perform a children's concert at Kulturetage Oldenburg.
MAYBEBOP is a German a cappella quartet that has spent 25 years shattering genre stereotypes. Intelligent, politically engaged songs combined with spontaneous interactive performances - each night is different.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop delivers a minimalist show built on voices and humor.
The German a cappella quartet Maybebop presents their minimalist show built on four voices and four microphones.
MAYBEBOP presents their program "Kinderkram" - a musical show for children and parents.
German a cappella quartet MAYBEBOP performs their minimalist show built on four voices and four microphones.
Four voices, four microphones, nothing else - MAYBEBOP has spent 25 years proving that a cappella can be sharp, funny and full of energy. Each show is different, with the audience helping to shape the set list.
MAYBEBOP, a four-man a cappella act with over 20 years on stage, brings their "Wünsch Dir Was" show to Merzhausen - a concert where fans get to request their favourite hits from the group's catalogue.
Maybebop is a German a cappella group known for energetic and humorous performances. The concert takes place on 29 October 2026 at 20:00.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop presents their minimalist show built on four voices and four microphones.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop presents their minimalist show built on voices and harmony.
Vocal group Maybebop presents "Kinderkram", a humorous and musical programme for the whole family.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop presents their minimalist show built on voices and harmony.
Berlin a cappella quartet MAYBEBOP blends satire, wit and emotional depth using nothing but four voices - and a set list that changes every night based on what the audience wants to hear.
A cappella concert by Maybebop, a four-member ensemble performing without instruments.
German vocal group Maybebop performs their "Schöner Schein 2026" programme at Capitol Mannheim.
Maybebop presents their "Schöner Schein 2026" tour in Cologne. The concert will be held on December 3 at 8:00 PM.
Maybebop presents their "Schöner Schein 2026" project at OsnabrückHalle. An evening of harmonious a cappella music.
German a cappella group Maybebop performs their "Schöner Schein 2026" programme in Göttingen.
MAYBEBOP returns with their fifth Christmas show, brimming with fresh interpretations of classics and original German songs. The vocal band balances virtuosity with accessibility in a spectacle full of wit and musical invention.
German a cappella group Maybebop presents "Schöner Schein 2026" at Theater am Aegi in Hannover.
A cappella Christmas concert by MAYBEBOP at Theater am Aegi.
German a cappella quartet MAYBEBOP brings four voices and four microphones - and nothing else - to the stage for an evening of satire, wit and musical precision. The set list changes every night, shaped in part by the audience.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop performs their minimalist show built on voices and harmony.
German a cappella quartet MAYBEBOP combines precision with spontaneity in their performances. Each concert is a unique blend of new songs, classics, and audience interaction.
Maybebop is a German a cappella group that has spent over 25 years shattering genre stereotypes. A concert brimming with intellect, political conviction, and spontaneity, where every evening is unique.
MAYBEBOP is a German a cappella quartet with 25 years on stage, blending sharp satire, absurdist humour and political clarity - four voices, no instruments, and a different set list every night.
Legendary German a cappella group MAYBEBOP brings a concert brimming with spontaneity, intellectual maturity, and political engagement. Each evening features a unique setlist co-created with the audience.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop delivers humorous and virtuosic vocal performances.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop performs their harmonious compositions at Nikolaisaal.
Legendary German a cappella group Maybebop bring a concert where the audience decides the setlist. A benefit show for "Neighbour in Need".
German a cappella quartet Maybebop performs their humorous and virtuosic vocal arrangements.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop showcases its artistry in a minimalist format.
German a cappella quartet Maybebop showcases their minimalist approach to singing: four performers, four microphones, and nothing else.
Legendary German a cappella quartet MAYBEBOP returns with a concert brimming with intellectual brilliance, political conviction, and musical precision. Each evening is an improvised adventure where the audience co-creates the setlist.
The song festival "Lieder auf Banz" returns in July 2026 with stars like Gregor Meyle, Sarah Lesch, and Bodo Wartke sharing their work at the Klosterwiese.
