Reutlingen, Germany
franz.K is an independent cultural centre in Reutlingen that has been a hub for alternative and subcultural events since the 1980s. The venue hosts live concerts across a wide range of genres, club nights, theatre, and political events. Its deliberately rough, non-commercial character sets it apart from mainstream venues in the region.
Shadow theatre group Moving Shadows presents their new show "On Fire", blending light, shadow and choreography into a cohesive visual performance on screen.
German Kleinkunstpreis winner Teresa Reichl brings a preview of her new show - a comedy set that is loud, queer, sharp, and unapologetically over the top.
NIKIS Kindermusik is a children's music project by Dominik Haas, the German reggae artist Jahcoustix. Live instruments, world-music flavours, and songs built for little ones to sing along to.
German grunge legends Selig return to Reutlingen for the first time since 2019, performing nearly in their original founding lineup.
Electronic music pioneers Tangerine Dream - founded in Berlin in 1967 - bring their CONTINUUM TOUR 2026 to Reutlingen.
Buntspecht play their distinctive indie chamber pop - intense, sincere, and unlike anyone else around. Expect material from their German-chart album "Konstrukt 5".
Miss Allie brings the Paradiesvogel-Tour to Reutlingen. The concert takes place on 26 July 2026.
Cleveland rock-soul outfit Welshly Arms brings an exclusive South Germany show - the band behind "Legendary" and "Sanctuary" is known for powerful, high-energy live performances.
2raumwohnung - the duo of Inga Humpe and Tommi Eckart - blends lightness with melancholy in a style closer to chanson or bossa nova than mainstream pop. Over two decades on stage, a million records sold, and seven top-ten albums.
Berlin heavy-rock veterans Kadavar bring their new album "K.A.D.A.V.A.R." to Reutlingen - a raw, fuzz-heavy return to form, with Elder opening the night.
Graduates of the Staatliche Artistenschule Berlin perform their final show "Splendid" - a programme of acrobatics and dance directed by Sammy Tavalis, also marking the school's 70th anniversary.