Rüsselsheim, Germany
Das Rind is an independent cultural centre in Rüsselsheim that has been a fixture of the regional live-music scene since the 1980s. The venue hosts concerts across a wide range of genres - from punk and metal to indie and electronic - as well as club nights, readings and other cultural events. Its no-frills, club-like atmosphere has made it a favourite among local and touring acts alike.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Stagemonsters vocal school students return with a full band, supported by musicians from Daddy-L and Roof Rabbits. The evening also features a joint concert by both bands.
La Villa Strangiato, an Italian tribute project celebrating Rush, arrives with the Power Windows 40th Anniversary Tour - a show packed with the band's greatest hits.
Jeff Aug, one of the world's leading fingerstyle guitarists, brings his tenth acoustic album "Interim" to the stage - personal instrumental pieces rooted in life in the Allgäu.
Turkish post-punk duo Ductape brings the Faded Flowers Tour 2026 to Rüsselsheim, with hinfort opening the night.
Anniversary concert celebrating 25 years of Hellmut Hattler's legendary project HATTLER. The band performs tracks from their new best-of album "Happy Birthday Baby" alongside previously unreleased material and fresh compositions.
Frollein Smilla blends punk, indie-pop, and poetic lyrics across three languages into a set that's always made for dancing.
Krautrock veterans Guru Guru, led by drummer Mani Neumeier, bring their blend of rock, jazz and avant-garde to Rüsselsheim - still going strong after more than 55 years.
A Milwaukee-rooted organ trio blending blues, funk, gospel and jazz-rock - guitarist Greg Koch, his son Dylan on drums, and Toby Lee Marshall on Hammond B3 deliver high-energy improvisation with plenty of wit.
Deborah Bonham, sister of Led Zeppelin's legendary drummer John Bonham, brings her blues-rock show to Rüsselsheim - a performer with a track record of sharing stages with Slash, Paul Rodgers and Robert Plant.
Vancouver post-punk outfit ACTORS bring their Our Love Will Live Forever Tour 2026 to Rüsselsheim - festival veterans of Wave-Gotik-Treffen with two internationally charting albums to their name.
Two genre-crossing acts on one bill: The Aesthetic Voyager with their post-rock album "Selfless" and Taihr presenting "Allicanto", a blend of folk, funk and metal.
Stephan Völker's JazzGang with vocalist Michelle Walker plays jazz standards from "Summertime" to "Fly Me to the Moon" - a warm summer evening of live jazz in Rüsselsheim.
Japanese loud-rock outfit Iscream Never Ground blends metal, hardcore, punk and game music into a relentless, danceable assault - powered by three vocalists trading male and female voices.
