
Kult-Hits Musik-Show - with Male Choir, Band and Soloists
The male choir MGV Wallmenroth returns with a new programme full of hits from The Beatles to contemporary artists, accompanied by the band The Rhythmics and lighting effects.
Wissen, Germany

The male choir MGV Wallmenroth returns with a new programme full of hits from The Beatles to contemporary artists, accompanied by the band The Rhythmics and lighting effects.

Tribute band One Step Closer honors Linkin Park by blending classic hits with the group's new material. A two-hour show featuring both male and female vocals on stage.

The "RiseUp" project choir brings a lively mix of pop, rock, Schlager and gospel hits to Wissen.

Germany's renowned Bundeswehr brass orchestra performs in Wissen to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the local band. The programme features symphonic works, classical pieces, film music, and modern entertainment music.

A gala concert marking German Unity Day with speaker Frank Hachemer. The event will be held at kulturWERKwissen.

Still Collins, one of Europe's most established Phil Collins and Genesis tribute acts, marks 30 years on the road with a full show featuring tight musicianship, elaborate lighting and LED visuals.

The Rhineland-Palatinate State Police Orchestra celebrates the 50th anniversary of WEISSER RING with a concert of brass and symphonic works.

German Winds and three guest ensembles - a police wind quintet from Upper Austria, a male choir from London, and a pop choir from Portsmouth - come together for the 3rd European Orchestra Festival in Wissen. Concert proceeds support an organisation that grants final wishes to the seriously ill.

A quartet of musicians performs German chansons from the Roaring Twenties - songs associated with Marlene Dietrich, Zarah Leander and the Comedian Harmonists, in a distinctive instrumental line-up.

A morning event in Wissen combining a Cotton Club-style jazz set by Louis Finest, a Rhönrad gymnastics demonstration, and a film - all framed around women's emancipation in the 1920s.

Award-winning author Harald Jähner presents his book "Höhenrausch", a panoramic look at Germany in the 1920s - a decade of new freedoms, social upheaval and ominous undercurrents. Part of the 25th Westerwälder Literaturtage in Wissen.