Stralsund, Germany
St. Jakobi is a Gothic brick church in Stralsund's UNESCO-listed old town, dating back to the 14th century. Deconsecrated as a regular parish church, it now serves as a cultural venue - Kulturkirche - hosting concerts, exhibitions, and other events beneath its historic vaulted ceilings.
Dirk Zöllner and Steffi Breiting present "Blinde Passagiere" - thoughtful duets with guitar and keyboards, blending political lyrics with a personal story of long-standing friendship.
Pittiplatsch, the famous goblin with over 60 years of stage history, arrives in Stralsund with a new adventure through the Magic Forest filled with songs, dances, and fun for young children.
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The Wiener-Walzer-Orchester, with vocal soloists and ballet, performs a full evening of Johann Strauss waltzes, marches and polkas - including "The Blue Danube" and the "Emperor Waltz".
A tribute band celebrating Simon & Garfunkel's greatest hits, from tender ballads to rock classics.
A tribute to Roger Whittaker performed by his friend Wolf Junghannss, featuring his greatest hits and stories from their friendship.
Turid Müller reads from her GLAUSER Prize-nominated crime novel about a mother with dementia whose past connects to a dark chapter of German history. The reading is interspersed with songs from the author's cabaret programme.
The fourth Stralsunder Orgeltage festival blends organ music with Scandinavian folk and jazz performed by Nordsnø Ensemble in the historic Kulturkirche St. Jakobi.
Fourth edition of the Stralsunder Orgeltage: Munich-based organist Jan Liebermann combines a recital with a talk at the historic Kulturkirche St. Jakobi.
A tribute evening for Holger Biege, one of the GDR's most distinctive pop voices: Wolfgang Martin reads from the biography while Biege's brother Gerd Christian performs his songs and own hits.
Berlin quartet Monsieur Pompadour brings swing chanson in the tradition of Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli - four-part vocals in seven languages, eight instruments, and a dash of melancholy.
A concert reading in Stralsund pairing live love songs by keyboardist Thomas Natschinski with Christine Dähn's anecdotes from her book about East German singing legend Ute Freudenberg.
Vicente Patiz celebrates his eleventh CD "Adventures" with a jubilee concert - a musical journey from Havana and Paris to Tibet, played on 70 strings, didgeridoos and a loop station.
Eight Ukrainian soloists blend Gregorian chant with pop classics, moving from Renaissance madrigals to Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan in a single evening.
Baritone Dilian Kushev, nicknamed "The Golden Voice", performs his own songs crossing pop, rock and spiritual music as part of his 2026 album tour at Kulturkirche St. Jakobi in Stralsund.
Heinz Klever, a long-standing member of the LEIPZIGER PFEFFERMÜHLE ensemble, brings his solo political cabaret show to Stralsund - sketches, parodies and sharp songs with a comic edge.
Alino Yes Papa and Luise Yes Mama blend West African rhythms with funk, blues-rock and soul. After last year's German tour, the duo returns with fresh material.
Gerhard Schöne, one of East Germany's most enduring singer-songwriters, brings a new solo programme to Stralsund - songs from four decades that ask us to look at the world differently.
Gerhard Schöne takes children on a musical journey through the alphabet with 26 of his songs and new compositions in a whimsical stage setting full of imagination.
Felix Meyer plays an unplugged set at Kulturkirche St. Jakobi in Stralsund, presenting his new album "Später noch immer".
Klezmerschicksen perform traditional and contemporary klezmer music, Yiddish and Hebrew songs, telling stories from the Jewish world full of humour, melancholy and joy.
An evening devoted to Leonard Cohen, with three musicians performing his beloved and obscure works.
A musical reading honouring Tamara Danz, lead singer of SILLY, on the 30th anniversary of her death - featuring author Wolfgang Martin and Stern Meissen musician Manuel Schmid.
Leipzig's Queen tribute band Rockfonie delivers a polished live show with professional sound and lighting design.
Legendary German band LIFT, founded in 1973 in Dresden, presents a programme of rock ballads with a rich history. A concert in a church featuring music that has captivated audiences for decades.
IC FALKENBERG performs his new album in an intimate acoustic version with piano and guitar. A concert full of open-hearted intimacy, melancholy, and humorous storytelling.
Musikkabarett Schwarze Grütze - a Potsdam duo with 30 years of experience - presents their tenth programme "Ganz dünnes Eis", packed with bitter humour and bold topics.
Uwe Steimle, cabaret artist and folk actor from the former GDR, brings his new show "Nu!" - a dry, ironic take on education, language and the absurdities of contemporary German politics.
