Sindelfingen, Germany
Two rising indie rock acts from Stuttgart: Anina brings raw energy and emotional debut material, while Für Nichts Nach Bonn offers melancholic, intense alternative rock.
An afternoon for craft lovers: knitting and crocheting from 15:00, followed at 16:00 by a screening of Bruno Podalydès' 2015 French comedy - needles welcome throughout.
Six musicians from across Europe play Balkan folk, Romani melodies and klezmer, mixing Eastern European tradition with Mediterranean sounds and original compositions.
A sing-along evening led by Patrick Bopp (Memphis of vocal band Füenf), who plays piano and guides the audience through songs projected on screen - no music-reading skills required.
The Iliia Vasylynets Group, a young Stuttgart sextet, pays tribute to legendary saxophonist David Sanborn with a groove-fusion set full of soulful energy.
German acoustic band DICKE FISCHE celebrates 25 years with an anniversary concert in Sindelfingen. The legendary southern German musicians perform on 10 October 2026.
Freiburg's five-piece a cappella group anders brings their programme "So kurz davor" to Sindelfingen - original German-language pop songs that blend wit, poetry and genuine crowd connection.
Johannes Steuding brings his comedy solo to Sindelfingen - a mix of gags, poems, music and a bikepacking diary from Istanbul, as hard to pin down as the Mona Lisa's smile.
French chanson meets punk and indie rock in the hands of Chanson Trottoir, a band that fuses the melancholy of traditional songs with contemporary energy.