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 6 days
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.
Swedish progressive metal band SOEN blends post-rock atmosphere with melodic depth and precision - a live act known for emotional intensity and a sound that's hard to categorize.
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.
Jochen Malmsheimer brings his evening cabaret show to Marburg: a rigorous and absurdist take on cycling, the rarity of art, the moon, and other questions of varying magnitude.
Swiss indie band Annie Taylor, known for high-energy live sets and festival appearances from SXSW to Reeperbahn, comes to Marburg with support from Apewards.
Sebastian 23, winner of the 2025 German Cabaret Prize, brings his show "Zusammenhaltestelle" to Marburg - a satirical plea for optimism, empathy and collective courage.
Anny Hartmann brings her cabaret show on climate change to Marburg - thought-provoking, funny, and refreshingly sharp.
Tina Teubner, one of Germany's sharpest cabaret performers, brings her new show to Marburg - a witty, heartfelt take on life, truth and the comfort of solitude.
