Würzburg, Germany
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Two eight-piece acts share the stage: Dutch outfit The Magic Mumble Jumble brings their new album "Better Days", while Australian Ukulele Death Squad delivers a wild mix of Gypsy jazz, flamenco and dark humour.
Afrob and Ferris MC perform "Reimemonster" live, revisiting a cornerstone of German rap alongside new material. Local crew Projekt RG6 opens the show.
Two jazz projects on one stage: Canadian improviser Jowee Omicil and French accordionist Vincent Peirani with his quintet Living Being IV.
Hamburg singer-songwriter Marlo Grosshardt pairs sharp social commentary with raw pop energy - expect nostalgic melodies, provocative storytelling, and a band that gets the crowd moving.
Gogol Bordello, the Ukrainian-rooted New York punk outfit, headlines in Würzburg with support from Unordnungsamt, a six-piece mixing punk, folk and Balkan rhythms.
Two distinct voices sharing one stage: CATT with her deep, honest pop and Sorvina blending jazz-rap, neo-soul and gospel into one magnetic performance.
Selig, one of the defining acts of German rock, play live in Würzburg. Expect raw grunge-influenced sound and the sharp, uncompromising lyrics that made them famous in the 90s.
Austrian singer-songwriter Esther Graf, known for mixing pop with indie-rock energy, plays Würzburg's Familiensonntag - a family-oriented concert with reduced-price tickets for teens and young adults.
Two ensembles, one evening: Moses Yoofee Trio and Bulgarian Cartrader perform on the floating stage at Würzburg's Old Harbour. Jazz, indie-pop, and Afrobeats in a single concert.
Würzburg indie-pop duo LENA&LINUS return to the Hafensommer's floating stage, joined by support act LISL - a local singer-songwriter blending a warm voice with English-language indie-rock.
Mari Froes, a Brazilian singer-songwriter with over 100 million YouTube views, brings intimate yet powerful music to Würzburg. Supported by Dutch duo Liou.
Two acts, one evening in Würzburg: Charles Pasi weaves blues, soul and jazz grooves with a husky voice and harmonica, while Jazz FM's "Soul Act of The Year" Mica Millar brings the golden voice of British soul.
Sona Jobarteh, Africa's first female griot kora virtuoso, performs with her band in Würzburg. Rooted in West African tradition, her music carries a humanitarian message and has drawn over 10 million views on YouTube.
Dennis Kaupp, Jesko Friedrich and DJ Markus Baier - the trio behind the WUMMS YouTube channel with over 500 million views - bring their live show of hits, comedy and sing-alongs to a family Sunday concert.
Max Mutzke and the Matti Klein Soul Trio share the open-air stage in Würzburg for an evening of groove, jazz and soul that moves both the feet and the mind.
(17 days)
A season pass for all Hafensommer events in Würzburg, covering the full programme including Sparda-Bank Classic Night. Early-bird price of €198 until 31 January 2026, then €220. Personal and non-transferable.
