Mönchengladbach, Germany
Concert by the LIMES Quintett - five young virtuosos performing works by Mozart, Ligeti, Ibert and other composers. Musicians from prestigious European conservatories and orchestras.
Violinist Franziska Hölscher and jazz pianist Johanna Summer perform their duo programme "Interplay", weaving composed works by Bach, Debussy, Ravel and others together with live improvisation at Schloss Rheydt.
Giovanni Zarrella performs live with his band in the courtyard of Schloss Rheydt - an evening of Italo-pop, 80s hits and tracks from his album "UNIVERSO".
Köbes Underground, the house band of Cologne's Stunksitzung, brings their mix of comedy and live music to Mönchengladbach - spanning schlager, hip-hop, rock and classical, all played for laughs.
Katie Melua makes her SommerMusik Schloss Rheydt debut in Mönchengladbach - the Georgian-born singer behind "Nine Million Bicycles" draws on pop, rock, blues, folk and jazz.
Canadian folk-bluegrass band The Dead South bring their 2026 world tour to the open-air stage at Schloss Rheydt in Mönchengladbach - dark murder ballads and razor-sharp picking, with over 70 million YouTube hits to their name.
Heritage Sinfonietta from Roermond makes its debut at Mönchengladbach's open air summer concert, performing opera arias, operetta highlights and film music alongside soloists from Germany and the Netherlands.
HEAVYSAURUS - four dinosaurs and a dragon in costume - bring real metal to kids aged 3-11 at Schloss Rheydt in Mönchengladbach, with lights, fog, sparks and confetti.
Culcha Candela play Schloss Rheydt for the third time - the Berlin band with over 5 million records sold mixes reggae, dancehall, salsa and hip-hop across four languages.
The award-winning ABBA tribute ONE NIGHT IN SWEDEN returns to Schloss Rheydt for the 20th SommerMusik anniversary - outdoors, with a full orchestra and all the classic hits.
Tony Hadley, the voice of Spandau Ballet classics "True" and "Gold", performs at Schloss Rheydt in Mönchengladbach as part of the SommerMusik open-air series.
