Ravensburg, Germany
The Zehntscheuer is a historic tithe barn in the old town of Ravensburg, dating back to the late medieval period. The massive stone building once served as a grain storage facility for the city. Today it hosts cultural events, concerts, and exhibitions, making it one of the most atmospheric venues in the region.
Frank Out! pays tribute to Frank Zappa with rock classics, jazz improvisations, and the composer's distinctive humor.
Weeland is a tight-knit collective blending retro soul and R&B with indie-soul, led by guitarist Patrick Wieland and vocalist Esther Cowens - veterans of sessions with Jan Delay, Max Herre and Fantastischen Vier.
Hannah Köpf brings her album "Flowermind" to the stage - a blend of folk, Americana, jazz and Southern Country, with lyrics tackling climate, fascism and social justice.
The duo of cellist Jussi Makkonen and pianist Nazig Azezian presents a programme of Finnish chamber music centred on the works of Jean Sibelius.
Zimt & Zorn blend synth-pop, rock and indie with emotional lyrics about depression, hope and political engagement. A high-energy concert for dancing and contemplation.
Scottish fiddler Ryan Young - dubbed "a force of nature" by the press - performs in Ravensburg alongside Breton guitarist Liam Roudil, blending Scottish and Irish folk traditions.
An interactive concert where the audience sings along with the band on hits from ABBA to Robbie Williams. No preparation required - everyone can join in.
Poets from the German-speaking world go head to head at the Zehntscheuer in Ravensburg, with the audience voting for the winner of the night.
Students from four private music schools in Ravensburg perform a programme spanning musical theatre and hard rock, with the POPPCHOR Ravensburg joining in.
