Stuttgart, Germany
Hospitalhof Stuttgart is a Protestant cultural and conference centre in the city centre, built in the 1950s on the site of a medieval hospital. The main hall seats several hundred guests and regularly hosts lectures, concerts, readings, and church-related events. Its clean post-war architecture and central location make it one of Stuttgart's established civic venues.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
HASA takes its new album STREIK to the stage, mixing 1970s sounds with Swabian dialect poetry across jazz, rock, blues, reggae and funk. The show is in Stuttgart, moving to the Renitenztheater if the weather turns.
GlasBlasSing combine two of their bottle-music programmes into one outdoor show in Stuttgart - acoustic comedy and everyday philosophy played entirely on bottles and crates.
Countertenor Nils Wanderer blends dark pop with sacred music in a genre-defying concert project. The show takes place outdoors or at the Renitenztheater depending on the weather.
A trio featuring singer Fola Dada, pianist Martin Meixner, and bassist Joscha Glass presents a special programme blending soul, jazz, and folk in a beautiful outdoor setting.
Roland Baisch and the Count Baischy Swingtett blend swing, comedy, and German-language takes on Sinatra and Dean Martin classics into one polished, entertaining evening.
Kevin Tarte, known as the "Ur-Graf" from "Tanz der Vampire", performs an evening of musical theatre hits and American Songbook classics in Stuttgart. Outdoor show, with the Renitenztheater as a rain venue.
Carolin No and Andreas Obieglo unite their artistic worlds in an intimate summer concert full of depth and atmosphere.
Denis Fischer interprets Leonard Cohen's songs in an intimate piano concert, blending melancholy with elegance and charming wit.
A jazz evening celebrating famous vocal duos. Linda Kyei and Richard Herfeld perform with the Sophisticated Orchestra, presenting beautiful songs from the 1930s-1950s inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, and Fred Astaire.
The Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra and accordion star Martynas Levickis explore the world of Astor Piazzolla and other masters of tango. This concert brings together Argentine tango classics with a French sense of musical form.