Wilhelmshaven, Germany
The Pumpwerk in Wilhelmshaven is a cultural centre housed in a former industrial pumping station from the late 19th century. The brick building has been converted into a live music and events venue, hosting concerts across a wide range of genres as well as club nights and cultural events. Its industrial character gives the main hall a distinctive, raw atmosphere.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Award-winning cabaret artist Ralf Senkel presents his first solo programme, blending comedy with cabaret. Seated on stage, he delivers sharp and insightful stories from everyday life, full of humor and keen observation.
A sailors' party at Pumpwerk with DJ Gunnar von Oehsen. After the regatta, everyone celebrates together - for sailors and their friends.
Lisa-Marie Fritz, aka Schlongonges, brings her solo comedy show "Themaverfehlung" to Wilhelmshaven - an evening of improvised storytelling, lost threads, and an accent that allegedly wows the French.
The tenth edition of the indoor festival STAHLNACHT X features four bands spanning metalcore, industrial metal and punk. Wilhelmshaven's b.o.s.c.h. hosts a concert with DERHB, EISENKARL and SOULBOUND.
Carmela De Feo, alias La Signora, marks 20 years on stage with her anniversary cabaret show "Froschkönigin" - a fairy-tale-themed programme mixing old favourites, new gags and live accordion.
A lecture by science journalist Christian Stöcker on the global cartel of fossil fuel interests and the role of disinformation in protecting the hydrocarbon industry.
Criminal psychologist Lydia Benecke examines the inner world of psychopaths - from notorious serial killers to those living quietly among us - in this thought-provoking lecture.
Les Brünettes, a four-voice a cappella group, celebrate 15 years together with a career-spanning jubilee show - early repertoire, original compositions and five languages, all without a single instrument.
Germany's most decorated songwriting duo Simon & Jan unveil their new programme "Heiße Luft" in premiere - featuring tender numbers for two guitars, sophisticated loop arrangements, and orchestral battle cries.
HG. Butzko brings his sharp political cabaret to Wilhelmshaven - a witty, unfiltered take on a world where technology and common sense have stopped making sense together.
Travel writer and ARD journalist Dennis Gastmann recounts his journey along the Orient Express route from Paris to Istanbul - seventeen cities, vivid encounters, and a sharp look at what Europe is becoming.
Kerim Pamuk's stand-up show takes aim at German everyday life - feedback culture, children's yoga, arms exports, and Thai massages all get the treatment. Sharp, funny, and somewhere between resignation and euphoria.