Wolfsburg, Germany
Hallenbad - Kultur am Schachtweg is a former indoor swimming pool in Wolfsburg, converted into a cultural venue. The historic building now hosts concerts, theatre performances, art exhibitions and club events, making it one of the city's most distinctive alternative spaces.
Rudelsingen is communal singing for everyone. Simon Bröker and Maximilian Saul invite you to a two-hour programme full of pop hits, evergreens and rock.
Actor Charly Hübner reads from Uwe Johnson's "Anniversaries" in an evening that doubles as a tribute to the author and a personal reflection on the power of reading.
Germany's top comedy duo Emmi & Willnowsky marks 30 years on stage with a best-of show featuring their greatest songs, sketches and jokes - nearly two hours of non-stop laughs.
Pool attendant Rudi Schaluppke loses his job when his old pool closes for renovation and embarks on a comedy tour through German spas, aqua parks and wellness centres - always the right man in the wrong place.
Three bands, one night of heavy music in Wolfsburg: Berlin-based trio Red Mess with Brazilian roots, stoner-doom act SNDKMPR, and instrumental heavy psych outfit Gaia's Demise from Braunschweig.
An evening of singer-songwriter music. Maikel Tretschok, known for authentic storytelling and a distinctive voice, performs alongside Malak and Lil Siso in Wolfsburg.
New York ska veterans The Toasters mark 45 years on the road with a transatlantic tour hitting Germany in 2026. Their brass-fuelled sound and uncompromising attitude have kept them a fixture of the global ska scene since 1981.
