Marburg, Germany
The KFZ is a long-established independent cultural centre in Marburg, hosting live concerts across a wide range of genres - from indie and electronic to hip-hop and jazz - as well as club nights and cultural events. The main hall has a standing-room floor that gives it an intimate, club-like feel. It has been a central fixture of the city's alternative music scene for decades.
in 3 days
International acoustic guitar festival featuring artists from Australia, France, Congo, and Brazil. Solo, duet, and quartet interpretations of original compositions and covers.
Science cabaret artist Vince Ebert, known from German television, presents a programme about whether humanity has become smarter. Spoiler: it hasn't.
German rock band Leftovers deliver underground guitar rock that fuses teenage rebellion with hedonism. A concert supporting their third album "Es kann sein, dass alles endet".
German cabaret group La Signora marks two decades of performances with an absurdist show full of humour and theatrical tricks.
Tristan Brusch returns solo with his guitar for an encore run of the nearly sold-out "Am Anfang" tour - an intimate evening of songs in Marburg.
Tina Teubner, one of Germany's sharpest cabaret voices, brings her new show to Marburg - a witty, warm and surprisingly deep evening of comedy and reflection.
Anny Hartmann brings her cabaret show "Klima-Ballerina" to Marburg - sharp, funny and genuinely thought-provoking.
Sebastian 23, winner of the 2025 German Cabaret Prize, brings his show "Zusammenhaltestelle" to Marburg - a satirical argument for optimism, empathy, and collective courage.
Swiss rock outfit Annie Taylor, known for high-energy live sets at SXSW and the Reeperbahn Festival, comes to Marburg with support from Apewards.
Jochen Malmsheimer brings his cabaret programme to Marburg, tackling the fundamental error of cycling, the rarity of art, and its mysterious relationship with the moon - with characteristic rigour and absurdist wit.
Liza Kos presents a new solo programme combining music, stand-up and guitar playing. The artist sings, speaks and performs multiple characters in this humorous and versatile show.
The Marburger Poetry Slam heads outdoors for its 149th edition: poets get six minutes, a mic and a summer night in the KFZ Marburg courtyard. Hosted by Stella Jantosca and Tobias Beitzl.
Poets compete at KFZ in Marburg with nothing but their words and 6-7 minutes on the clock. The audience picks the winner of an evening that swings between wit, emotion, and the unexpected.
