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Upstart & Ayda will be performing a DJ set

International dances are learned and danced step by step. Please bring flat dance or gymnastic shoes. The participation fee is 8 euros per session

Join Sue and her guest Berfin Celebi for a chat over a Mokka coffee

An evening between Twitter aesthetics and a vision of doom by the Frankfurter Hauptschule artists' collective. Winners of the Heidelberg Play Market stage an evening between conceptual art and theater, blending politics, pop, and provocation more info

Every time the art it deserves: an evening between Twitter aesthetics and a vision of doom by Frankfurter Hauptschule. Winners of the Heidelberg Play Market stage an evening between conceptual art and theater. Politics, pop and provocation meet in the Werkraum: with their first theatre piece ‘2×241 Titel doppelt so gut wie Martin Kippenberger’, the Frankfurter Hauptschule artists’ collective delivers an absurd and highly political exchange of blows between contemporary diagnosis, dialogue-based confusion, sarcastic invocations of the Nazi era and pure slapstick. The starting point is Kippenberger’s book ‘241 Bildtitel zum Ausleihen für Künstler’ (1986). The collective takes the idea further - and doubles it with its own collection of titles for artworks that do not (yet) exist. High and pop cultural references merge, overlap and sometimes overwhelm. The stage design, on the other hand, is minimalist: a cross in the centre - symbol, image, projection surface. Christian iconography meets party excess and Almklausi’s ‘Mama Lauda’ to the melody of Gary Jules’ ‘Mad World’ becomes the soundtrack of the present. For their radical text collage, the Frankfurt secondary school received the Heidelberg Play Market’s Author Award in 2024. The performance is approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes long. Ticket prices are 10 €, reduced 5 €. This performance includes "Young night afterwards".

A concert featuring accordion students from the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich, performing works from Baroque to Modern more info

The Seidlvilla and the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich invite you to a concert where students of Krassimir Sterev, Professor for Accordion at the HMTM, will perform. Admission is 5 Euro for HMTM students, and 10/15 Euro for others. Tickets can be reserved by calling 089-33 31 39 or by emailing info@seidlvilla.de.

A string quartet explores the boundaries of its own possibilities with captivating improvisation, rich grooves, and classical sounds in their 'Paradox' program more info

Familiar concert rituals are challenged and rethought through movement, sound, and interactive forms. Bach chorales meet free soundscapes, virtuosic solos meet intricate beats. In "Paradox," the ensemble questions everything that was previously considered "normal" for a string quartet.

Every Friday there is music, food, and cool drinks at the self-managed cultural center Kafe Marat

A play about a group of young nerds planning a world revolution, directed by Dennis Duszczak and based on the novel by Sibylle Berg more info

A blueprint for world revolution — Director: Dennis Duszczak. A group of young nerds has buckled down and accepted the crisis as a permanent state and injustice as a constant. They are employed by dubious start-ups or tech giants as gamers, IT workers and programmers. They sleep under their office desks because even small, unheated flat-shares have become unaffordable. But then a message pops up on their smartphones – and with it, a spark of hope. A short time later, in a bug-proof container in Switzerland, they are planning nothing less than the overthrowing of the world. The fact that Sibylle Berg’s unashamedly angry and cynical language combines perfectly with Dennis Duszczak’s playful directing style has already been demonstrated in his production of “GRM. Brainfuck” which was invited to the 2023 “Radikal Jung” festival in Munich and won the Master Class award. In the 24/25 season, Duszczak is directing an adaptation of Berg’s follow-up novel “RCE – #RemoteCodeExecution” with the third-year students from the Otto Falckenberg School. Because: Resistance is not futile.

Midge's Pocket, a band inspired by Americana, blues, folk, and 70s rock, performs live. They are known for their three-part vocals and authentic songwriting. The support act is Johnny & the Yooahoos

As part of a beautiful tradition, students of the Jazz Institute of the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich will give their final concerts more info

This evening, Theo Kollross and Maximilian Nachtmann will present their final concerts. Theo Kollross, a pianist from Augsburg, has made a name for himself in the scene, particularly for his engagement with historical styles on his instrument. Maximilian Nachtmann is already an active and sought-after live and studio musician, serving as a bandleader, frontman, guitarist, and lead singer. His musical career has taken him to 8 countries on 4 continents, and he has performed with artists such as American saxophonist Craig Handy.

Joasihno (Cico Beck & Nico Sierig) celebrate the release of their new album 'Spots'. Their music combines robotic instruments, sound installations, analog synths, and Kraut-Electronica. DJ sets will be played before and after the concert. Note: Strobe lights will be used more info

The Southern German experimental pop duo Joasihno, consisting of Cico Beck and Nico Sierig, returns with their fourth album, 'Spots'. Their sound blends lo-fi, sci-fi, retro electronica, and contemporary classical, drawing inspiration from artists like Reich, Riley, Moondog, and múm. The concert will last approximately 80 minutes. Before and after the main performance, guest DJs will play sets. Please be aware that strobe lights will be used during the show. Ticket prices range from 5€ to 32€, with various options available. The venue offers accessibility features such as Early Boarding and is accessible to visually impaired individuals and guide dogs.

Join a post-performance artist talk with the cast and crew, moderated by the Kammer Club. Ask questions, discuss the production's themes, and get a behind-the-scenes look. The talk is free of charge more info

This event is a performance visit and artist talk with the audience and actors from the production, moderated by the Kammer Club. It offers an opportunity to engage in conversation with the individuals who were just on stage immediately after the performance. Attendees can ask questions, discuss the themes of the production, or learn more about the production and what goes on behind the scenes. The "Junge Nacht" event is moderated by the Kammer Club, the young voice of the Munich Kammerspiele, and is open to anyone who wishes to participate in a discussion after the performance. While tickets for the main performance are available in the web shop, the post-performance discussion itself is free of charge.

The Peacecamp Jam is Munich's only monthly live Hip Hop Jam since 2006, serving as a vibrant meeting point for regional, national, and international young musicians, bands, DJs, artists, and their fanbase to gather and celebrate in a cozy atmosphere more info

The Peacecamp Jam is Munich's only monthly live Hip Hop Jam, running since 2006. It serves as a vibrant meeting point for regional, national, and international young musicians, bands, DJs, artists, and their fanbase to gather and celebrate in a cozy atmosphere. This event fosters intercultural exchange for young and young-at-heart individuals in the city, offering a living room ambiance filled with the freshest beats and rhymes.

A concert and DJ night featuring Turkish Rock'n'Roll pioneer Ozan Ata Canani, She-Punk artist Sinem, and DJ Booty Carrell spinning Anadolu-Rock & Pop more info

Ozan Ata Canani, a pioneer of Turkish Rock'n'Roll in Germany, will perform with his new album "Die Demokratie". Sinem, described as embodying the spirit of She-Punks, will also perform. Booty Carrell (Sebastian Reier), a DJ and friend of both artists, will be spinning Anadolu-Rock & Pop records. Admission: Presale 13€ (+ fees), Box office 17€. Free tickets are available for low-income individuals.

The Soft D Experience catapults you back into the raw energy of 60s and 70s blues-rock, inspired by legends like The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Dire Straits, and Deep Purple. Their music invites you to re-experience the heart and soul of classic rock more info

The Soft D Experience catapults you back into the raw energy of 60s and 70s blues-rock – inspired by legends like The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Dire Straits, and Deep Purple. Their music invites you to re-experience the heart and soul of classic rock. Grab your instruments and join in after the opening set!

LOSTCLUB celebrates its 20th anniversary as Munich's premier destination for Postpunk, Minimal-, Cold- & New Wave music more info

For 15 years, LOSTCLUB has been a regular event at Sunny Red, consistently ensuring a full house and a night of dancing. January kicks off the first of three LOSTCLUB events for the year. DJ IRIS, whose last regular guest appearance was almost two years ago, will be on the decks. Resident DJ MARC Z, who stayed active with DJ-streaming on Twitch during the lockdowns, gained new fans, and has successfully returned to real-life events, will also be performing.

A birthday bash with Bassmusic, Drum & Bass, Jungle, and Breakz. Free entry more info

Celebrate Kit Curse's birthday with a night of electronic music featuring La Loakaii, MISO, and Ras. Expect a mix of Bassmusic, Drum & Bass, Jungle, and Breakz. As always, the entry is free.

Sombre Reptiles with oblique strategies are playing their favorite records

Are you good or wicked? ✨ Experience the Musical & Pop Night: WICKED RAVE – with hits from Wicked, Broadway-bangers & Pop-Magic! This is a PARTY event

Participative Act & Open Talk with artist Nina Markhardt and speakers Lucas Ferreira Correa, Mai Abbas, and Raffaele Guarino. Moderated by Nicola Bonanomi

The afternoon disco for everyone who prefers to sleep at night. It starts at 4 p.m. and is over by 10 p.m., just in time for bed more info

The afternoon disco for everyone who prefers to sleep at night. Who doesn't know it? On the one hand, you want to jump around in the disco, have a few drinks, sing along loudly to "Don't stop believing" and swing your hips to 90s hits, on the other hand, the couch also has a nasty attraction - and getting stuck at the bar until 5 am is only really cool if you can sleep through the next day. A dilemma for many middle-aged people. Here comes the solution: the disco night during the day - at Milla, a cellar club without sunlight. It starts at 4 p.m., at 10 p.m. it's already over and just in time for bedtime, all day owls are in bed. The next day: saved! You'll hear a mishmash of great songs that feel even better with a few drinks: The Killers, Rednex, Backstreet Boys, Queen, Scooter, Fettes Brot, Kings of Leon, Deichkind and the Spice Girls - the city's biggest DJ duo shamelessly fires from all barrels. There are also neon lights, fog and a very nice audience. Come by, drink and sing - and then off to bed, make Bubu!

ZIRKA celebrates its 4th anniversary with a party featuring music, art by residents, food, and drinks. Entry is donation-based more info

The celebration includes the group exhibition 'Guess What' with artists Aki Kiefer, Franziska Scheuerecker, Johannes Thum, and others. A special feature is a live stream from a former ceramic factory in Kyiv from 18:00 to 22:00. The music program includes live sets and DJ performances across two stages, the Forum and the Club. Forum lineup: San Quentin (Live), DJ Luxus b2b CeeDeeGee, Bounce & Buttah, Soshy b2b Aki Hotline. Club lineup: Carina Lamboy b2b linda, Tzschako b2b Jooligan, Tom 2k b2b Iris Leroy.

DJ Salon with Kiesi from Radio 80k

The Ming(R)a Lounge, presented by BalkaNet e.V., is an open platform for Eastern/Southeastern European music, culture, and art in Munich. It takes place every fourth Saturday of the month, fostering artistic and socio-cultural exchange more info

The Ming(R)a Lounge is presented by BalkaNet e.V., an open platform dedicated to friends of Eastern/Southeastern European music, culture, and art in Munich for 24 years. This event, also known as BalkanLounge or balkaNet-Lounge, takes place every fourth Saturday of the month at the Glockenbachwerkstatt since April 2021. The balkaNet-Lounge event series for this year is themed "Back To the Future." The association aims to foster new impulses for artistic and socio-cultural exchange in and about Southeast Europe in Munich. It promotes diversity in the city, encouraging participation from all and serving as a source for new perspectives and networking opportunities. BalkaNet e.V. functions as a forum for culture, art, and science from and concerning Southeast Europe.

Japanese pianist Masako Ohta presents her 'Music Garden,' a poetic blend of classical composers like Schubert and Mozart with contemporary Japanese sounds, creating a delicate and sensitive auditory experience more info

In 'In Dialogue…', Masako Ohta combines composed pieces with improvisation, entering into a dialogue with the compositions through her own inner experience. Her third solo album 'My Music Garden' was released in November 2025. The event is part of the 'Ko-Labor im schwere reiter' series, encouraging audience interaction with the artists. The program includes works by John Cage, Johannes Brahms, Claude Debussy, Franz Schubert, Mamoru Fujieda, Frédéric Chopin, Toshio Hosokawa, Fumio Yasuda, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Bernd Alois Zimmermann. An artist talk with Katharina Ortmann will follow the performance.

Tiavo, from Saarbrücken, presents a concert blending indie-guitars and 80s synth-beats with lyrical, German-language "Gassenhauer" that would have made Falco and Rio Reiser proud more info

Tiavo, originating from Saarbrücken, presents a concert featuring their unique blend of indie-guitars and synth-beats, reminiscent of the 80s. Their songs are described as lyrical, German-language "Gassenhauer" (popular tunes) that would have made Falco and Rio Reiser proud, offering a perfect soundtrack for being different. The event is currently sold out.

A metal concert featuring Devil's Hour, Polterwytch, Ludgar, and Nahtmar. Expect an evening of fast riffs, precise drums, and aggressive vocals more info

Callings from the Cosmic Crypt Vol. 4 presents a lineup of four bands. Devil's Hour from Frankfurt will play their punk-infused Black'n'Roll from their album "Apocalyptic Drunken Bastards." They are joined by Polterwytch from Kulmbach, Ludgar from Linz, and local band Nahtmar from Munich. Tickets are available in presale for 19.62 Euro plus fees.

Shantel and his Bucovina Club Soundsystem bring the full energy of club culture & dance parties live to the stage, blending Balkan Pop, Global Bass, Diaspora Beats, Turkish Psychedelica and Electro more info

Partizani Super Sonic Tour & Aftershowparty with DJ Rupen in the Café. Shantel and his Bucovina Club Soundsystem bring the full energy of club culture & dance parties live to the stage. The analog meets the digital. The East meets the West. A melting pot of styles - a pulsating show where acoustics are mixed live on stage with electronica and beats. Shantel & the Bucovina Club Soundsystem celebrate the freedom of performance with Balkan Pop, Global Bass, Diaspora Beats, Turkish Psychedelica and Electro.

Philipp Köster and Stephan Reich of 11FREUNDE present "Die andere Geschichte des Fußballs" – a fast-paced live show with daring tackles, curious goals, botched interviews, and unleashed commentators, guided by texts, films, and anecdotes more info

The new live program "Paradiesvögel, Zauberpässe und Chancentode" by 11FREUNDE is here. Philipp Köster is the editor-in-chief of the football magazine 11FREUNDE and has been touring with live programs since 2005. Stephan Reich is a long-time 11FREUNDE author, journalist, and book author, also seen regularly in the video podcast "Fußball 2000".

With his new, internationally staffed band Transient Bodies, the saxophonist and composer Moritz Stahl, driven by insatiable curiosity, ventures into unexplored sound territory more info

With his new, internationally staffed band Transient Bodies, the saxophonist and composer Moritz Stahl, driven by insatiable curiosity, ventures into unexplored sound territory. It quickly becomes clear that he never shies away from risk, is ready to change course in fractions of a second when the musical situation demands it. His three bandmates are like him: open-ended, quick to react, adaptable in any context. Moritz Stahl trusts the instinct of the Swiss pianist Marie Krüttli, whom he values for her handling of electronic and acoustic sound sources, then the French bassist Etienne Renard and the award-winning South Korean drummer Sun-Mi Hong, who lives in the Netherlands and is currently causing a stir with her quintet and her BIDA Orchestra. Moritz Stahl, born in Augsburg, has proven himself in recent years as one of the most versatile jazz musicians in the country. He is credited with helping to shape how jazz in Germany continues to develop. With his Traumsequenz-Quintett, the formations Ark Noir and Endern, as a regular member of the Jazzrausch Bigband, as co-founder of the Niq Kollektiv and alongside Luca Zambito or Fiona Grond, he showed his full class. Moritz Stahl's previous work has already earned him the Kurt Maas Jazz Award, the BMW Welt Young Artist Jazz Award and a music scholarship from the City of Munich.

The entrance fee (from 2,50€) goes to a Safe House for queer people who had to flee from Uganda to South Sudan. This time, the event is for all genders

Upstart & Ayda will be performing a DJ set starting at 9 PM

A night of Drum’n’Bass, Dubstep, G-Tech and more more info

The driving and colorful sound of KamiKatze has been filling Munich's underground scene since 2017. Together with the TimeTripping collective, she organizes dynamic events that honor the spectrum of bass music. Paired with the deep basses of Subtry’s morphing grooves and his live didgeridoo, this will be an experience of many different underground sound specialties with a lot of power, variety and fun.

Elias & DJ Pee Bee (Radio 80000) are playing their favorite records

Your party with Power Pop by Sabrina, Olivia, Chappell, Gracie and more! Calling all Pop Queens! It's going to be iconic: a party night full of the BIGGEST ANTHEMS, your FAVE ICONS and pure drama, glitter & exuberant vibes more info

Whether Sabrina, Chappell, Gracie, Tate, Dua or Olivia – we are in our Pop Girl Era, trying out new freaky positions, being messy, screaming the bridge of ,,That’s So True“ and feeling completely at home in our own Pink Pony Club! This night sounds like… Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Gracie Abrams, Olivia Rodrigo, Tate McRae, Dua Lipa, Lola Young, Madison Beer, Renée Rapp, Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, MARINA, Lorde, Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Rihanna, Raye, Tyla…

A film screening of the 1968 Czech movie 'Daisies' (Sedmikrásky) in its German version as part of a Mod Sixties evening

Nick & June glide through a shimmering haze of reverb-drenched guitars, vibrating synthesizers, and gently pulsating beats and drums more info

Their voices merge into a hypnotic melange, guiding listeners through a delicate balance of euphorically staged restraint and intricate thought processes. Their sound is an eclectic fusion of melancholic indie-folk, reminiscent of Bon Iver and Velvet Underground, combined with dream pop and alternative rock. In the USA, they collaborated with Grammy-winning producer Peter Katis to refine their unique sound. The result is an album that wanders between open horizons while maintaining a fragile, warm intimacy. Their new album "New Year's Face" features numerous companions from the international indie cosmos, including The Antlers, Owen Pallett (Arcade Fire), and members of The National. Following worldwide success, the duo embarks on a grand journey in 2026.

In our January Jam Sessions, pianist Valentin Gramm showcases the breadth of his influences with four different line-ups more info

In our January Jam Sessions, pianist Valentin Gramm showcases the breadth of his influences with four different line-ups. He spans a wide range, incorporating his early musical education, later preferences, and much more. His concerts promise a mix of original compositions, songs from the Great American Songbook, arrangements of classical works, and homages to his jazz idols. Inspired newcomers are, as always, warmly welcome. Valentin Gramm grew up in a family of musicians and began playing classical piano at the age of 5. At 12, he enthusiastically delved into areas such as music production and electronic music, and shortly thereafter developed a passion for jazz and improvisation. At just 19, Valentin Gramm began studying jazz piano at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich. He has long since established himself in the local scene.

Sigi Sorgenlos (Optimal Rec.) is playing his favorite records

An open orchestra for all ages and skill levels, inviting people to make music, sing, try instruments, write and arrange songs, and grow as a group. No musical background is strictly required more info

The Community Music Orchester welcomes curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs, and rehearse together. In this "orchestra for all", participants will make music together, discover the world of sounds and tones, and experience how a group grows into a sound body. It offers encounters between generations, nations, music styles, cultures, and people. Musical background is not necessary. Participation is free. Contact: 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Leadership: Marja Burchard and Wolfi Schlick. Supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.

The legendary Glocke-Schafkopfturnier is back for the start of 2026. Beginners, professionals, and all skill levels are welcome to this card game tournament more info

It's that time again! The legendary Glocke-Schafkopfturnier is back on the program for the start of 2026. The entry fee is 10 Euros and will be divided as a prize among the top three winners. Registrations should be sent to b.rehbock@glockenbachwerkstatt.de. Beginners, professionals, and all skill levels in between are welcome.

Learn about Solawi am Donihof, a community-supported agriculture project. Find out how to get a share of regionally produced, organic vegetables for the new season. The project delivers weekly to distribution points, including one in Westend. The event is free and in German/English

As part of the 'Einsteins Piano' series, Bugge Wesseltoft, a Scandinavian pioneer in merging classical jazz and electronics, will perform more info

The Norwegian artist will be playing music from his fifth purely acoustic solo piano album. The album showcases him as a typical representative of Nordic jazz, with a certain fundamental melancholy resonating in his pieces, which also sound mysterious, mythical, and full of meaning. Bugge Wesseltoft has influenced entire generations in Norway and beyond with his ideas, sound concepts, and stylistic fusions. He releases some of the musicians from his circle on his own label, Jazzland, which has long become an international brand. He has earned his legendary status with projects such as New Conception of Jazz, as one-third of the trio Rymden, and as a musical partner of Mari Boine, Sidsel Endresen, Jan Garbarek, or Eivind Aarset.

The Wuppertal artist SCHRAMM combines The Strokes guitars and UK indie rock with relatable lyrics. He is embarking on his first headline tour in 2026, performing captivating post-punk and UK indie rock sounds more info

The Wuppertal artist SCHRAMM combines The Strokes guitars and UK indie rock with relatable lyrics. As a Berliner-by-choice, photographer, and filmmaker, he consistently showcases his diverse talents in his productions, creating anticipation for his concerts. This event is proudly presented by Rausgegangen. In the organizer's words: "Something is smelling funny." SCHRAMM is embarking on his first headline tour in 2026. With captivating post-punk and UK indie rock sounds in both German and English, he successfully sold out two release concerts for his latest EP "How to fail at love" in his hometown of Wuppertal and his adopted city of Berlin. Following this, he performed at various festivals and numerous support shows, where he and his band captivated both long-time and new fans with his raw emotions and aspirations. So far, no complaints have been received. After releasing two EPs and popular songs like "I died when you asked me to go out" and "Beckenrand," SCHRAMM is now beginning a new chapter, intending to etch its narratives into the ear canals of his fans with a distinct, cursive style. He hopes that no one will complain.

A solo performance by Katharina Bach based on Michel Friedman's moving text about his family's history and growing up in Germany more info

Actor Katharina Bach takes on the moving text by Michel Friedman in which the writer traces the history of his family and growing up in Germany. In artfully condensed language, Friedman paints the disturbing picture of his adolescence in a world he perceived as alien and dangerous, full of hatred of Jews, racism and exclusion. In her radical solo performance, Katharina Bach brings this stirring kaleidoscope to life.

Sparks are sure to fly when the big band of drummer Guido May and the EARFORCE of saxophonist and conductor Gregor Bürger merge into one unit on the Unterfahrt stage more info

They invite you to a Big Bang, a groove summit where fusion, funk, Latin, and jazz can playfully run wild. Both bandleaders hail from the Chiemgau region and have made a name for themselves in the Munich jazz scene as well as internationally. Guido May once provided the inimitable pulse for the music of James Brown's companion Pee Wee Ellis. He also participated in Café du Sport and Biboul Darouiche's Soleil Bantu and runs various of his own ensembles. Gregor Bürger keeps the flame of fusion music burning brightly with his EARFORCE. He was also a member of Panzerballett, reinforced the Max von Mosch Orchestra, and Matthias Schriefl's Six, Alps & Jazz.

Philipp S. is playing his favorite records

A film screening of 'VIKA!', a documentary about an 85-year-old Polish DJ, followed by a talk on creative aging with musicians Gunnar Geisse and DJ Tante Frizzante more info

The 85-year-old Polish DJ Vika shatters all clichés. The documentary film VIKA! (Poland 2023, original with subtitles) by award-winning director Agnieszka Zwiefka shows how self-realization, joy of life, and music are possible even in old age. Following the film screening, musician and composer Gunnar Geisse and Munich DJ Tante Frizzante will talk about creative aging, the artistic engagement of older people, and a future where different generations can meet musically.

Right-wing movements are booming globally. The term fascism is often used to criticize these elements but is also used inflationarily. This lecture offers a theoretical determination of the term, essential for antifascist practice, followed by discussion more info

Right-wing movements are booming globally, with nationalist movements and authoritarian governments implementing racist and violent programs. The term fascism is often used to criticize many of these elements. At the same time, the accusation of fascism is used inflationarily, and it almost seems as if the term is only used to brand political opponents with relatively arbitrary intent. The lecture offers a way out of this dilemma and provides theoretical definitions of the term, as precise knowledge of the subject is a fundamental prerequisite for antifascist practice. Afterwards, there will be room for discussion, questions, and socializing.

A workshop and discussion with the piano duo Tal & Groethuysen. They will explore the art of four-hand piano interpretation, focusing on Schubert's F minor Fantasy, and discuss how a shared musical understanding is developed more info

Using Schubert's F minor Fantasy, Meret Forster and Salome Kammer, in conversation with the piano duo Tal & Groethuysen, explore how the expression of a melody can change when played at different tempos and how a common interpretation is found and developed in a duo. With: Piano duo Tal & Groethuysen, Salome Kammer and Meret Forster (moderation).

A dance event series in cooperation with the Iwanson School for Contemporary Dance. Students and graduates will present solo, duo, and group works more info

This event is a continuation of the new "Tanz-Raum" series, held in cooperation with the Iwanson School for Contemporary Dance. Students and graduates will present solo, duo, and group works to the audience at the Seidlvilla. The new creations will be shown simultaneously in two rooms, with the audience viewing both parts consecutively. Tickets can be reserved by phone at 089-33 31 39 or via email at info@seidlvilla.de, or by phone at 089-129 06 77 or via email at info@tukan-kreis.de.

A film following İbrahim Arslan, a survivor of the 1992 racist arson attack in Mölln, as he discovers hundreds of solidarity letters sent to his family almost three decades later. The film explores the experiences of survivors and the previously unknown solidarity more info

In November 1992, the racist arson attack in Mölln destroyed the lives of İbrahim Arslan and his family. İbrahim, who was seven years old at the time, survived but lost his sister, his cousin, and his grandmother. The city of Mölln received hundreds of letters of solidarity, which it did not pass on to the families. The film follows İbrahim as he discovers these letters almost three decades later and meets three of their authors. It builds a bridge between past and present and adopts a perspective of remembrance that gives space and recognition to the voices of those affected. Directed by Martina Priessner, D 2025, 96 Min, German-Turkish with German subtitles. Vegan soup from 7 PM, entrance fee 2.50€.

Screening of the documentary 'Spaces of Exception' followed by a Q&A with director Malek Rasamny. The film explores the parallels between Indian reservations in the US and Palestinian refugee camps more info

This event features a screening of the documentary film "Spaces of Exception" (2019), directed by Matt Peterson and Malek Rasamny. The film profiles the terrains of Indian reservations in the United States and Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon and the West Bank, exploring these "spaces of exception" as crucial sites in the struggle for decolonization and indigenous autonomy. Shot between 2014 and 2017, the documentary observes and juxtaposes the communities and struggles within these areas. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A session with director Malek Rasamny and Lena Obermaier.

A choir open to everyone, with new members welcome at any time more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR invites everyone who enjoys singing to join their rehearsals. No musical background is necessarily required, and new members are welcome to join at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in various band projects and theater productions. Cost: Voluntary contribution of 10 €. Registration: manurzytki@gmx.net.

A Munich remembrance revue by Avishai Milstein about Philipp Auerbach, a Holocaust survivor who became a state commissioner in post-war Munich. The play explores his tragic story and the complexities of Jewish life in Germany through dark humor and live music more info

The play tells the story of Philipp Auerbach, an Auschwitz survivor appointed 'State Commissioner for Racially, Politically and Religiously Persecuted Persons' in post-war Munich. He worked to re-establish Jewish life and aid emigration to Israel, but his life ended tragically with a conviction for corruption and subsequent suicide, though he was later rehabilitated. Using dark humor, the play explores themes of failure and forgetting through fictional and real encounters from Auerbach's life. Set in a near future where an anti-Semitism commissioner's rehearsal of an 'Auerbach Memorial Revue' goes awry, the production features live music and delves into the dark abysses of the soul. The play is 2 hours and 15 minutes long and includes English surtitles.

Das Bo, a German hip-hop artist and former frontman of Fünf Sterne deluxe, embarks on his first solo tour, "Tourlich Tourlich," celebrating 25 years since the release of "Türlich, Türlich." more info

Das Bo goes on his first solo tour, "Tourlich Tourlich," with 30 years of words and thoughts. As the frontman of Fünf Sterne deluxe and as a solo artist, he has not only shaped the German hip-hop landscape but also helped German language in music gain a naturalness that was not present in the early 90s. With his new EP "Überfordert," he now comes on tour after the release of his REST OF, a compilation of 27 previously unreleased songs, coinciding with the 25th release anniversary of "Türlich, Türlich:". Always the same, just older…

A play based on Constance Debré's novel, exploring a woman's radical decision to leave her family for a new life, leading to a painful custody battle and a journey of self-discovery more info

"Love me tender" is a transgression based on the novel by Constance Debré. The play explores the question: "What would you risk to be free?" It tells the story of a woman, a successful lawyer, who decides after twenty years of marriage to leave her family to test herself, live life anew, devote her time to writing, and fall in love again – or perhaps not to love anymore at all, just to desire. The consequence of this 'self-dispossession' is her husband forcibly separating her from their eight-year-old son and initiating a custody battle under false pretenses. The protagonist, paralyzed with pain, works to acquire physical strength and emotional armor through manic daily swimming sessions. She fights for her son, who grows increasingly distant, and experiences a multitude of emotions: anger, fear, the desire for casual sex, and the need for intimacy. She feels a deep inner emptiness yet, at the same time, a freedom she has never known before. The writer Constance Debré critically examines social norms and herself. Following 'Nora', 'Die Freiheit einer Frau', and 'Baumeister Solness', the play continues a passionate exploration of the contradictions in women’s life plans and interprets 'Love Me Tender' with a powerful performance featuring three exceptional actresses and (live) video.

When the English saxophonist Andy Sheppard wrote the music for his new trio at the beginning of 2021, compositions developed that were influenced by the special world situation, but at the same time offered an escape from the abstract new reality more info

As the English saxophonist Andy Sheppard wrote the music for his new trio at the beginning of 2021, the world was just different: we all lived more or less in isolation. And so, in the quiet chamber of the Briton, compositions developed that were influenced by the special world situation, but at the same time offered an escape from the abstract new reality. Sheppard finally implemented what he had conceived with the Italian pianist Rita Marcotulli and the French bassist Michel Benita. The familiarity among them is no coincidence, because Sheppard, Marcotulli and Benita have repeatedly made music together in various constellations. What these still young veterans of European jazz now play together evokes associations, brings images to the inner eye, is very intimate and at the same time highly exciting. In his British homeland, Andy Sheppard enjoys something of a legendary status. He released acclaimed solo albums and made music with such diverse greats as Keith Tippett, Gil Evans or George Russell. A long-lasting joint trio with Carla Bley and Steve Swallow is unforgettable.

"Coffee Affair" is a young groove and jazz ensemble from Munich. They combine their passion for groove, joy of playing, and musical diversity, merging melodies, cool grooves, and funky basslines into a captivating sound cosmos more info

Under the direction of drummer Thomas Meindl, the musicians of "Coffee Affair" combine their passion for groove, joy of playing, and musical diversity. Their goal is to merge the best melodies, the coolest grooves, and the funkiest basslines into a captivating sound cosmos, without being limited by genre boundaries. With energetic improvisations and sophisticated arrangements, "Coffee Affair" promises a varied, lively, and unforgettable concert experience.

Der L is playing his favorite records

MunichWays and Green City e.V. invite you to a film screening of "Cycling Cities," a new documentary by bicycle activist, journalist, and filmmaker Ingwar Perowanowitsch more info

The film chronicles Perowanowitsch's two-month journey across Europe by bicycle, visiting cities like Freiburg, Paris, Ghent, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Groningen, Hamburg, and Copenhagen. In approximately 90 minutes, the film explores what makes these cities particularly bicycle-friendly, featuring impressive visuals and interviews with local traffic planners, politicians, and activists. It showcases practical examples of successful traffic transformation and demonstrates how political resolve can positively impact quality of life and public spaces. The film also shares a personal travel narrative about the freedom and versatility of cycling. Attendees are encouraged to bring a comfortable cushion.

The 4-dimensional-Lit Circle is a reading group that transforms with each session. This session is part 2 of reading Sharon Dodua Otoo's novel "Adas Raum" more info

The reading group discusses texts in exchange with current exhibitions at Lenbachhaus or themes from the glitch cosmos. They read in German and English and usually speak in English. Participants are encouraged to read the texts beforehand. The meetings take place either at glitch bookstore or Lenbachhaus, depending on the topic. The number of participants is limited, please register via email.

An informational event about the escalating attacks on the democratic self-administration in Rojava. Speakers will discuss the background, future prospects, and what can be done in Germany to help more info

In Rojava, events are currently escalating. Jihadist militias, supported by the Turkish army and IS sleeper cells, have launched a major attack on the democratic self-administration. Kobanê, the city that defeated IS in 2015, is under threat. The EU and Germany are providing political backing to the attackers. Despite this, the population is mobilizing to defend the achievements of democratic confederalism and women's liberation. The event will explore how this situation arose, what the future holds, and what actions can be taken from Germany. Speakers include Dr. Kerem Schamberger and representatives of the Kurdish and internationalist movement. Admission is donation-based for costs and Medico emergency aid.

A discussion on the rise of right-wing movements fueled by social media algorithms, the collaboration between tech-believers, fascists, and the tech elite, and the authoritarian ideological project of the tech oligarchy. The lecture calls for a critical approach to AI and resistance against the tech oligarchy more info

Resentments, hate speech, and false claims are booming. Especially from the political right, they are gladly used as political means. The fact that authoritarian and right-wing extremist movements are currently so strong is a consequence of increasing uncertainty due to multiple crises such as climate change, wars, and economic crises. This rise is fueled by a significant increase in the relevance of social media. These technologies are not "neutral," because their algorithms promote polarization and make societal understanding processes impossible – welcome to the post-factual age. In the USA, not only since Musk's cutback campaign by the government organization DOGE, the interplay of technology-believers, fascists, and the tech elite has paved the way for the success of the right. The tech oligarchy not only produces technologies that are particularly useful to right-wing extremist movements, but at least since Trump's second term, they largely profess the right-wing project and agitate, for example, queer- and misogynistically. Their ideological project is deeply authoritarian. Social and political problems are reduced to technically solvable problems, a soon-to-be-reached super-AI is carried before them as a promise of salvation. This technological project represents an attack on the foundations of feminist and anti-fascist movements. The lecture aims to call for not carelessly using AI and co., or trivializing them as neutral tools. Instead, it is necessary to resist the tech oligarchy and its large-scale political project. Open from 20:00, lecture half an hour later. As always, food, drinks, card exchange, and conviviality.

A unique performance by the Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich, blending Klezmer, Wagner, and contemporary sounds. The play explores the complex relationship between music, religion, and art more info

The Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich, featuring actor Stefan Merki and singer Ethel Merhaut, presents a performance based on Heinrich York-Steiner's 1898 story. Conducted by Daniel Grossmann, this klezmer song play delves into questions about how we experience art from creators with whom we may not share political or social views.

sun king music presents Spiral Drive with support from Kalkyl. Spiral Drive's music blends Psychedelic Rock, Alternative, Psych-Pop, Grunge, and Indie, drawing comparisons to artists like Tame Impala and Pink Floyd more info

sun king music presents Spiral Drive with support from Kalkyl. Spiral Drive, the project of German-Austrian multi-instrumentalist, producer, and singer Raphaël Neikes, has gained international attention with their debut album "Unity" (2019) and their second album "Visions in Bloom" (2022), featuring the widely streamed single "Space Train." Their music blends Psychedelic Rock, Alternative, Psych-Pop, Grunge, and Indie, drawing comparisons to artists like Tame Impala, King Gizzard, Queens of the Stone Age, MGMT, and Pink Floyd. Neikes has collaborated with artists such as Ben McLeod (All Them Witches) and Lord Fascinator (Children Collide). In 2024, they released a cover of The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" with original artwork by Klaus Voormann. Neikes is currently working on two new studio albums: "REISE," a Krautrock excursion due in April 2026, and a successor to "Visions in Bloom," planned for release in the second half of 2026. Following extensive tours in Europe and South Africa, and a celebrated Rockpalast-Live-Set, Spiral Drive embarked on their "Green Vanilla" Headline-Tour in the first half of 2025, including their UK debut in London. The band aims to expand its international reach to North America and Australia. With new music and a reputation for immersive, genre-bending live shows, their upcoming chapter promises to be bolder, more colorful, and louder.

Every Wednesday evening there is delicious vegan food, cold drinks and good music in the self-managed cultural center Kafe Marat

Kaisa's Machine, led by Finnish bassist Kaisa Mäensivu, blends mystical Nordic sounds with the vibrancy of New York City. The band's compositions feature a well-oiled interplay of various stylistic elements, creating a sound that is both technically sophisticated and soulful more info

Kaisa's Machine, founded in 2015, is the project of Finnish bassist Kaisa Mäensivu. Her compositions merge mystical Nordic influences with the energy of New York, where she resides. The music, much like a machine, features intricate, interlocking stylistic elements that create a unique and soulful sound. Mäensivu, a graduate of the Sibelius Academy and the Manhattan School of Music, where she studied under Ron Carter, has gained international acclaim. The band, a balanced quartet, includes vibraphonist Sasha Berliner, saxophonist Nicole McCabe, and drummer Mareike Wiening.

Michael Kröger, also known as möbelkröger, presents his solo album "SENDER EMPFÄNGER," an electric and eclectic blend of alienated electric guitar sounds, drum patterns, and unique inspirations. Live, he performs with a band, creating an auditory film noir experience more info

SENDER EMPFÄNGER is the solo album by Michael Kröger a.k.a möbelkröger. The album is electric, with most sounds created with an electric guitar, often alienated, deconstructed, and reassembled. It's also eclectic, exploring various inspirations. While the vocals are sparse, the instruments tell rich stories, creating an auditory film noir. Live, möbelkröger performs with a band featuring guitarist Andi Blab, bassist Martin Heise, and drummer Wompl Wall.

Favorit Duo: Melis Çom & Enik/Jade, Noel & Manuel are playing their favorite records

Students present historical documents from Jewish children and young people from the National Socialist era in diverse and creative forms, bringing their perspectives to life more info

Hundreds of Jewish children and young people recorded their experiences during the Nazi dictatorship in diaries, letters, and essays. On the "Day of Sources", students will present these historical documents in diverse and creative forms, bringing their perspectives to life. Some contributions will draw a connection to our present time. The event will be moderated by Özlem Sarıkaya (BR). Admission is free. The theater doors are open all morning. For groups, please register in advance. The schedule will be available on the website from mid-January. This event is organized in collaboration with the Institute for Contemporary History and Bayerischer Rundfunk.

A lecture performance exploring queer writing, recording, and storytelling in hopeless times, specifically in relation to "Mitleidsprotokoll" more info

This lecture performance delves into how we remember queer stories without happy endings, stories that don't speak of emancipation or finding freedom. It confronts the paradox that dreams of a more just future should emerge from experiences of pain and loss. The event also features the team behind Ruben Müller's OFS final production, "Mitleidsprotokoll," who will share their work status. The production adapts the autofictional works of French author Hervé Guibert, who chronicled his and others' experiences with HIV in the late 1980s. His works tell stories without happy endings, connecting directly to the lecture's central theme. Content Warning: Thematization of queerphobia, violence, and death.

Students from the double bass classes of Alexandra Scott and Ander Perrino will perform works from the Baroque to the modern era more info

The Seidlvilla and the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich invite you to a concert. Tickets are 5 euros for HMTM students, otherwise 10/15 euros. Reserve tickets via info@seidlvilla.de or by calling 089-33 31 39.

A discussion on Europe's response to "new great power politics," arguing that European leaders see their peace and security threatened by "Putin's imperialism" and a US president pushing for peace with Russia. This leads to the demand for Europe to become a military great power, necessitating the continuation of the war in Ukraine and preventing peace with Russia more info

Europe's peace and security are, according to its political leaders, existentially threatened by "Putin's imperialism" and the US president, who is pushing for peace with Russia and redefining US claims in the "Western Hemisphere." Trump declares the old American world domination to be over, which for Europe's leadership means that Europe must become a military great power to take its security into its own hands. This requires keeping the war in Ukraine going and not allowing a peace agreement with Russia. The discussion will address the imperialist stance of the European powers, which is not deterred by the fact that Trump has deprived them of the atomic basis of their will to war against the Russian nuclear power.

A concert featuring Batbait, known for their intense and strangely beautiful music that defies rock sub-genre boundaries, and Hi Mum from Nuremberg, who blend DIY attitude, slacker romance, and pop harmonies with guitar walls more info

This event is a concert featuring Batbait and Hi Mum. Batbait creates intense and strangely beautiful music that goes beyond distorted guitars and driving rhythms, revealing deeper layers of sound. Their music is described as glittering in the noise, challenging accessibility, and uncompromisingly developing their own musical language free from conventional boundaries. Hi Mum from Nuremberg embodies a DIY attitude, slacker romance, and a flirtation with the MTV-heyday aesthetic. The quartet masters the loud-quiet dynamic as well as the combination of carefree pop harmonies and obligatory guitar walls. Admission: Box office: 25 € (Presale: 20 € + fee).

A discussion titled "Denazified? 80 years after the Nuremberg Trials," exploring the historical and contemporary relevance of these trials, who was not on trial, and persistent continuities in authorities, justice, and family histories more info

This event, titled "Denazified? 80 years after the Nuremberg Trials," delves into the historical and contemporary relevance of the Nuremberg Trials. Eighty years ago, the first Nuremberg Trials began against 24 major war criminals, including Hermann Göring, Rudolf Heß, Hans Frank, and Joachim von Ribbentropp, with twelve of them sentenced to death. These trials are considered a milestone in international law. The discussion will question the relevance of these processes: Who was not on trial? Which continuities persisted in authorities, justice, and family histories? The event will explore how the trials allowed many Germans to create a convenient separation between "the perpetrators" and themselves. It will also address what this means for us today and how we confront anti-democratic movements. Guests include Niklas Frank, son of the executed NS criminal Hans Frank, and Holocaust survivor Dr. Eva Umlauf.

Shake Stew, the Austrian septet, celebrates its tenth anniversary with a preview of their three-part anniversary work 'One Two Three'. Known for their intoxicating soundscapes blending Great Black Music, blues, gospel, Maghrebinian influences, and film noir snippets, they have achieved international cult status more info

Those who were there at the time will remember with delight: in 2016, an unusually composed band played the opening concert of the Saalfelden Jazz Festival. After the first fifteen minutes, it was clear: something big was happening here. Trumpet, two saxophones, two basses, guembri, and two drums created an intoxicating soundscape through their virtuoso players, providing captivating passages between Great Black Music, blues, gospel, Maghrebinian influences, and film noir snippets. The cult status for the septet Shake Stew was not long in coming after the premiere. Now, the Austrian group is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a furious preview of the three-part anniversary work 'One Two Three'. Not even a visionary like Shake Stew founder Lukas Kranzelbinder would have guessed a decade ago that the band he founded could become an international long-runner. The key to success lay not only in the joy of playing of all involved and their versatility. Shake Stew was able to celebrate triumphs because the septet had earned what is now so fondly called a signature sound from the beginning. The many stylistic ingredients, the many twists and surprises in the programs and pieces never arouse the suspicion of arbitrariness. And then, bassist and composer Lukas Kranzelbinder and his friends also possess something that cannot be learned: a sense for dramaturgy and dynamics. We are sure: the three-day guest performance by Shake Stew will lead to a continuous musical intoxication.

The band "Salingo" takes its audience on a musical journey with a mix of European Sinti and Roma ballads, blues and swing standards, Brazilian and oriental rhythms, and their own songs more info

The band "Salingo" takes its audience on a musical journey with a mix of European Sinti and Roma ballads, blues and swing standards, Brazilian and oriental rhythms, and their own songs. The band members are Martina Brück (Bass, Vocals), Robby Goldzahn (Guitar, Vocal), and Roman Gal (Drums, Percussion).

Yvonne Moriel's Sweetlife presents multifaceted music that is seductive, dramatic, and full of twists. The Austrian saxophonist and her quartet overcome stylistic boundaries, offering a refreshing and adventurous sound more info

The sweet life doesn't have to be one-dimensional. It can be as multifaceted as the music of Yvonne Moriel's Sweetlife – seductive, dramatic, profound, and full of twists. The Austrian saxophonist and her quartet open new doors to adventure, overcoming stylistic boundaries with a refreshingly unconventional sound. Voted best newcomer in Austria, Moriel has become a key figure in Vienna's jazz scene, known for her top-class playing and surprising musical impulses. A member of Christian Muthspiel's Orjazztra Vienna and the cult formation Shake Stew, she also collaborates across genres with classical ensembles, indie-electro bands, and rap acts.

Pico Be (Pacifico Boy) is playing his favorite records

Failerie Failera event

An event focusing on gender, identity, and diversity, featuring performances by trans artists Kerosin95 and Cysalde, a panel discussion, and a DJ set by Feelgood Selection. The evening aims to increase visibility and create a space for exchange and empowerment more info

This event connects artistic practice, social discourse, and communal experience to increase visibility for trans people. The evening features internationally active trans artists Kerosin95 (Austria) and Cysalde (France). The schedule includes an aperitivo, a music theater performance suitable for all ages, a panel discussion moderated by Lily Felixberger, concerts by Cysalde and Kerosin95, and concludes with a DJ set by Feelgood Selection focusing on FLINTA artists of the Hip Hop movement. Detailed Schedule: 18:00 Admission with Aperitivo, 19:00 Performance QuiChiWhoWer, 20:30 Panel Discussion, 21:30 Concert Cysalde, 22:30 Concert Kerosin, 00:00 DJ-Set Feelgood Selection.

The opening event for the 'ANTIFASCISM: NOW.' exhibition, featuring interdisciplinary works, a panel discussion on the contemporary meaning of anti-fascism, a performance 'Three Arrows,' and a concert by TAF (Turkish Armenian Friendship) more info

The 'Antifaschismus: Jetzt. – Opening Ritual' is the opening event for the 'ANTIFASCISM: NOW.' exhibition. The exhibition opening commences at 18:00, showcasing newly commissioned, adapted, and existing interdisciplinary and cross-media works. The evening's program continues at 19:30 with a panel discussion exploring the contemporary meaning of anti-fascism. At 20:00, a performance titled 'Three Arrows' will take place, aiming to make anti-fascist practice an experiential phenomenon. The event will conclude at 21:30 with a concert by TAF (Turkish Armenian Friendship), offering expressions of resilience, friendship, and solidarity. Admission is free.

The opening of the live exhibition 'ECHOES. Skin Contact' features a concert by Kara-Lis Coverdale and a performance by Ed Atkins, exploring the interplay of body and media reality more info

This event kicks off the 'ECHOES. Skin Contact' series. The evening includes Kara-Lis Coverdale's concert 'A Series of Actions in a Sphere of Forever,' a collection of nine pieces for solo piano. Following this, Ed Atkins presents 'The Weight of the World,' a performance about memory and self-doubt with choral elements. The event is part of a larger exhibition running over two weekends, exploring body and media through various art forms.

For their live EP release, Tetra Brass and Moritz Eggert perform his work 'morphing' for four brass instruments and piano. The program also includes pieces by Anna Sowa, Lili Boulanger, and George Antheil more info

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The Finnish performance group Oblivia celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2025 with MOOPA, the 'Museum of Oblivia's Performance Art'. This is not a real museum, but an online point-and-click adventure game. Players explore a surreal house filled with memories and fragments from Oblivia's stage works, creating a lively and enchanted archive more info

MOOPA is a window into Oblivia's world, whether you are familiar with the performance group's work or not. The game can be played by anyone, with a duration of approximately 10 to 25 minutes, no special language skills required, and is recommended for ages 10 and up. Concept by Oblivia, Sebastian Linz, and Felix Ludwig. Game design and visuals by Felix Ludwig, programming by Jessica Kremnitzer. Oblivia, founded in Helsinki in 2000, has been creating performances for twenty-five years. Their work develops a unique atmosphere of casual vitality while reflecting on philosophical questions. Co-produced by Oblivia (Helsinki), ARGEkultur Salzburg, Kampnagel Hamburg, PATHOS theater (Munich), RAMPE (Stuttgart), and Kleintheater Luzern. MOOPA was also part of the MEDIA ART LAB residency program at DIGITAL SPRING 2024 at ARGEkultur Salzburg. Admission is free.

A political feuilleton as a podcast. Every two weeks, Lukas Hammerstein and friends unleash polemics, essays, satire, and serious discussions on politics. Information for this specific episode will be announced soon

"Winter Resonanz" is an event where Kassandra Wedel and Nur Sera Beysun explore the poetic potential of sign language. As a duo, they create a space where gestures, light, and movement merge more info

The evening features new works – poetic, visual compositions born from bodies, hands, and rhythm. The stage serves as a meeting point between art and language, inner images, and shared experiences. "Winter Resonanz" aims to break down barriers, spark curiosity, and demonstrate the powerful impact of visual language. The event will also showcase the results of a workshop, presenting small scenes, gesture fragments, and newly developed poetic sequences by both hearing and deaf participants. This provides insight into the creative process and highlights the diverse ways language can shine when collaboratively shaped. The evening show invites the audience to immerse themselves in visual narratives, feel connections, and experience the richness of poetic expression. This event is part of the series "Accessible Stories and Poetry", organized in collaboration with the Münchner Kammerspiele and the Münchner Stadtbibliothek, which celebrates the multifaceted nature of language through readings, performances, and gestures by authors and artists with and without disabilities.

In the 'Hör-Raum' series at Seidlvilla, students from the accordion class of Professor Krassimir Sterev will perform works from the Baroque to the modern era

Every Friday there is music, food, and cool drinks in the self-managed cultural center Kafe Marat

A theatrical performance by Maximilian Schafroth blending theatre, cabaret, and music, exploring the theme of growth and the friction between urban and rural life more info

"Wachse oder weiche" is a fusion of theatre, cabaret, and music featuring Maximilian Schafroth, exploring the fascination of growth. The evening delves into the friction between town and country, presenting a world of cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin, and Allgäu blues. Schafroth, known for his sharp and tender perspective, brings a field into the theatre, inviting the audience to witness the merger of two cooperative banks and the cultivation of a giant pumpkin that leads to seriously frayed tempers. The performance highlights the pressure to adapt or be replaced, whether in the countryside or the city. The Kammerspiele ensemble merges with Maximilian Schafroth’s team to create a musical theatre experience ranging from raucous Allgäu blues to traditional trio singing from Old Bavaria. The performance includes English surtitles and has a duration of 2 hours and 30 minutes with a 20-minute intermission.

A night of metal, punk, and sludge at Sunny Red featuring four bands: Facing The Swarm Thought (Math-Core), Discure (Punk/Grindcore), Ad Nemori (Black/Death Metal), and TØDZ (Sludge Rock) more info

This event at Feierwerk's Sunny Red features four bands. Facing The Swarm Thought (Munich): This Math-Core band, active since 2009, is known for their raw, aggressive, and chaotic sound, creating a soundtrack to the apocalypse. Discure (Vienna): Since 2012, Discure has been blending various styles like avant-garde punk, metal, and hardcore with piano compositions and atmospheric soundscapes, addressing socio-critical themes. Ad Nemori (Munich): Delivering a captivating live performance oscillating between menacing heaviness and spherical moments, their sound combines powerful riffing, deep doom growls, and blast beat storms with orchestral arrangements. They navigate Atmospheric Black Metal, Melodic Death Metal, and Post Metal. TØDZ (Munich): TØDZ offers 'Spartan Sludge Rock,' characterized by its raw and spontaneous nature, aiming to directly impact the listener's mind with just drums, a guitar, and two dedicated musicians.

PAMPLEMOUSSE, a duo from La Réunion island, delivers energetic live performances blending noise, garage, punk, and grunge. They will be supported by USCHI, a collective navigating between post-punk, noise, and alternative music with irony and melancholy more info

PAMPLEMOUSSE, founded in 2016 on La Réunion island, is a duo (Sarah & Nico) that delivers energetic live performances blending noise, garage, punk, and grunge. They have toured extensively through France, Belgium, Germany, Spain, and Switzerland, sharing stages with notable acts like Unsane, Fuzz (Ty Segall), and Cash Savage. Their sound combines noise rock with raw blues, moving away from tropical clichés. Their debut album was released in 2017, followed by "High Strung" in 2019, recorded at Studio Black Box with producer Peter Deimel. Both albums received critical acclaim from national and international media (including Rolling Stone, KEXP, BBC6) and drew comparisons to bands such as Shellac, Fugazi, and Chokebore. After a lineup change in 2021, the band reformed as a duo. Their third album, "Think Of It," was released in 2023, and in 2024, Pamplemousse relocated to Lorraine to work on new material. Their fourth album, "Porcelain," recorded again at Black Box Studio, is set to be released on September 26, 2025. It promises powerful noise-rock with highlights like "More Beautiful Than Madonna," "Bad Penny," and the hypnotic "Brick Head." Support Act: USCHI. USCHI offers a musical journey into the worlds of saber-toothed tigers, agitated turtles, and the injustices of everyday madness. Their poetic thought fragments are conveyed through three voices, screams, and singing. USCHI is a collective of music-making individuals who embody this pseudonym, focusing on interests such as women's rights, equality, animals, daily life, politics, local subculture, and other topics. Musically, they navigate between post-punk, noise, and alternative, infused with irony, melancholy, pain, and Dada humor. The three individuals behind the music express their sound with energy and self-irony, sometimes banal, sometimes absurd, sometimes profound and serious, but never too serious. Their past was marked by "difficult decisions" and "short & crisp" songs, aiming to spread joy through music and challenge patriarchal structures. USCHI's roots lie in the beautiful idyll of Munich's Oberföhringer Bürgerpark, and they are also at home with Schaufel & Besen Records, who released their latest EP "Kurz & Knackig," recorded and produced by No World Records.

Shake Stew, the Austrian septet, celebrates its tenth anniversary with a preview of their three-part anniversary work 'One Two Three'. Known for their intoxicating soundscapes blending Great Black Music, blues, gospel, Maghrebinian influences, and film noir snippets, they have achieved international cult status more info

Shake Stew, an Austrian septet, celebrates its ten-year anniversary with a preview of their three-part jubilee work "One Two Three". The band, known for its unique sound blending Great Black Music, Blues, Gospel, Maghrebinian influences, and Film Noir snippets, features trumpet, two saxophones, two basses, guembri, and two drum sets. Founded by Lukas Kranzelbinder, Shake Stew has achieved international recognition for its distinctive sound, stylistic versatility, and a strong sense of dramaturgy and dynamics. This concert is part of a three-day engagement at the Jazzclub Unterfahrt.

The Admission Office delivers rich, powerful brass, driving funk grooves, breathtaking improvisations, and soulful vocals, blending funk with rock and blues influences across jazz, pop, and Latin styles more info

The Admission Office stands for a rich, powerful brass section, driving funk grooves, breathtaking improvisations, and expressive, soulful vocals. They play funk the way it should be played – with many horns and a rhythm section that really pushes – refined with a good portion of rock and blues influences. With a stylistic spectrum from jazz to pop to Latin, The Admission Office is guaranteed to captivate their audience!

Guido Möbius creates hyperactive club music with chance as a companion and accidents as fuel

Dr. Ywall & Nerd Baron are playing their favorite records

A classic indie party with hits, anthems, and fresh songs beyond the mainstream, hosted by eavo. Expect variety, song surprises, good flow, and smooth transitions more info

Fancy a classic indie party with all the trimmings? Then come to Take Me Out! It brings you the hits, the anthems and your favorite songs. What's more: nostalgia is not a genre - that's why fresh songs beyond the mainstream are also on the bill alongside the classics. Do you also find the same old hits and sequences boring? Then you can look forward to variety, song surprises and, of course, good flow and smooth transitions with Take Me Out. Oh yes, my name is eavo. Take Me Out is my indie party, which I've been taking to the most beautiful clubs all over Germany since 2014. If you have any ideas or questions, feel free to contact me or send me a message. Music suggestions are welcome, because I have fun puzzling your ideas - if it fits - into the set. Join in and it will be an outstanding party, sticky floors and danced through shoes included! Spread the word, grab your people and come along! Take Me Out sounds like Arctic Monkeys - Alt-J - Art Brut - Bilderbuch - 3xBeat! - Betterov - Bloc Party - Blond - Blood Red Shoes - Blur - BOY - Bonaparte - Cage the Elephant - Cure - DIIV - Drums - Editors - Edwin Rosen - Faber - Florence - Foals - FONTAINES D.C. - Franz Ferdinand - Friska - Frittenbude - Giant Rooks - girl in red - IDLES - Interpol - Jamie T - Johnossi - Joy Division - Justice - Kaiser Chiefs - Kate Nash - KennyHoopla - Killers - Kooks - KMF - Kraftklub - KYTES - Le Tigre - Leoniden - Libertines - Lykke Li - M83 - Mando Diao - Maxïmo Park - Metronomy - MGMT - Mitski - Miyagi - Nerven - Organ - Pabst - Phoenix - Pixies - Postal Service - Pulp - Rakes - Razz - SALÒ - Sam Fender - Shame - Shout Out Louds - Sterne - Streets - Strokes - Team Scheisse - Ting Tings - Tomte - Tränen - TDCC - Vampire Weekend - Viagra Boys - WWP Jetpacks - Wet Leg - Wombats - Yard Act - YYYs - The xx - and many more.

A two-day symposium exploring various aspects of antifascism through keynotes, performances, workshops, and panel discussions, featuring artists, curators, journalists, and collectives

Get creative together

An evening of concerts and artist talks as part of the 'ECHOES. Skin Contact' live exhibition, featuring performances by 7038634357, OMSK Social Club, PILLBERT, and Fine more info

This event is part of the 'ECHOES. Skin Contact' series, exploring the interplay of body and media reality. The program includes artist talks with Ed Atkins, Gabriel Abrantes, OMSK Social Club, and Invernomuto. Musical performances range from the atmospheric sounds of 7038634357 to the dreamlike world of PILLBERT and the minimalist pop of Fine. OMSK Social Club will also present an immersive radio play listening session titled 'OUR BR00D.'

DJ Salon with Kiesi from Radio 80k

The Finnish performance group Oblivia celebrates its 25th anniversary with MOOPA, an online point-and-click adventure game. Players explore a surreal house filled with memories from Oblivia's stage works more info

The Finnish performance group Oblivia celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2025. For this occasion, MOOPA: the 'Museum of Oblivia's Performance Art' is opening. MOOPA is an online computer game, a small point-and-click adventure. Players enter a somewhat surreal house with several rooms. Slowly it becomes clear: living room, kitchen, cellar, and attic are filled with memories, snippets, and fragments from Oblivia's stage works. With playful humor and lightness, the MOOPA home becomes a living and enchanted archive. A window into the world of Oblivia – regardless of whether one is already familiar with the performance group's work or not. MOOPA can be played by anyone: game duration approx. 10 to 25 minutes | No special language skills required | Recommended from 10 years. Tickets: Free entry.

Enjoy a musical evening that makes the world a better place! Six fantastic bands offer a variety of music more info

Enjoy a musical evening that makes the world a better place! Six fantastic bands offer a variety of music: Intimissimi – Italo-Pop that transports you to the sun of Italy. Theresa Chanson – Singer-songwriter with soulful lyrics. Dunghill – Folk, Country, and Polka with authentic instruments. TUM Dixieland Combo – New Orleans Jazz for a good mood. Monocoder – Energetic Indie Rock for the best atmosphere. Gates of Madness – Psychedelic 70s Hardrock sounds to close the evening. The proceeds go to "Ingenieure ohne Grenzen" (Engineers Without Borders), who create sustainable technical solutions in developing regions worldwide, thereby contributing to improving living conditions in crisis areas.

A trio of accordion, guitar, and double bass presents a musical journey from Gypsy swing and Brazilian Forro to jazz and rock covers. Their music is balm for the soul in hectic times more info

A heart project where three well-matured unique individuals have come together. A passionate self-taught accordionist, a sensitive guitar teacher, and a retired professional double bassist, united by their love for fine handmade music with acoustic instruments. The musical arc spans from Gypsy swing, Brazilian Forro, Milongas and Tangos from Argentina, 7/8 grooves from the Balkans, jazz, to daring rock covers. They pick out song gems from these genres and give them a new, sometimes unexpected acoustic guise. High tonal transparency and a joy for improvisation delight the audience. And yes - there will be a sing-along song. Line-up: Roland Pöhlmann (accordion), Andy Mayr (guitar), Stefan Telser (double bass). Price: 14/18 Euro. Tickets available via info@jazz-plus.de, or by phone at 089-33 31 39 or email at info@seidlvilla.de. Alternatively, by phone at 089-129 06 77 or email at info@tukan-kreis.de.

Pöbel MC, known for his unique blend of boundless power, profound content, and empowering messages, delivers excessively solidary, dynamic vibes of a punk concert with strong-willed rap over juicy, modern beats more info

Pöbel MC, known for his unique blend of boundless power, profound content, and empowering messages, has risen from autonomous youth centers to sold-out concert halls. After a brief hiatus, during which he underwent high-altitude training in hostile rock landscapes to further enhance his live performance, the originator of rhetorical athleticism is back to make venues tremble. This promises excessively solidary, dynamic vibes of a damn good punk concert with strong-willed rap over juicy, modern beats.

Japanese pianist Masako Ohta presents 'My Music Garden,' a solo piano performance blending classical European composers with contemporary Japanese sounds, complemented by improvisation

Shake Stew celebrates its 10th anniversary with an unseated concert, previewing their three-part anniversary work 'One Two Three'. Known for their unique sound blending Great Black Music, blues, gospel, and more, the septet promises a captivating musical experience more info

In 2016, an unusually staffed band played the opening concert of the Saalfelden Jazz Festival. After the first fifteen minutes, it was clear: something big was happening. Trumpet, two saxophones, two basses, guembri, and two drums created an intoxicating soundscape. The cult status for the septet Shake Stew has not long been in coming. Now the Austrian group is celebrating its tenth anniversary – with a furious preview of the three-part anniversary work One Two Three. Not even a visionary like Shake Stew founder Lukas Kranzelbinder would have guessed a decade ago that the band he founded could become an international long-runner. The key to success lay not only in the joy of playing of all involved and their versatility. Shake Stew was able to celebrate triumphs because the septet has from the beginning developed what is now so often called a signature sound. The many stylistic ingredients, the many twists and surprises in the programs and pieces never arouse the suspicion of arbitrariness. And then bassist and composer Lukas Kranzelbinder and his friends also possess something that cannot be learned: a sense of dramaturgy and dynamics. We are sure: Shake Stew's three-day guest performance will lead to a continuous musical intoxication. Please note, this concert is an unseated concert. Ticket prices: Admission €36, Students/Pupils €18, Members €18.

A double Rebetiko evening featuring music from the 1920s to the 1950s by Hochzeitskapelle and Ta Mourmourakia, accompanied by the Optimal-DJ-Team more info

A double Rebetiko evening featuring music from the 1920s to the 1950s. The event will showcase Bouzouki, Baglamas, guitar, violin, trombone, sousaphone, viola, banjo, drums, and all instruments together. Hochzeitskapelle and Ta Mourmourakia will delve into the world of Rebetiko, accompanied by the Optimal-DJ-Team with Christos and Jasmin. Hochzeitskapelle: Described as "folkloric-elegiac rumbling jazz," this five-member group, founded in 2012 for a wedding, draws stylistically from diverse backgrounds. They perform beloved pieces found between Munich, New Orleans, and Trinidad with great intensity, familiarity, and joy. Their repertoire includes obscure yet fitting songs by artists like Sun Ra, Moondog, Francoise Hardy, Jackie Mitto, Bill Wells Lee Perry, C.W. Stoneking, Lali Puna, and David Lowry, translated for their unique instrumentation: viola, tuba, trumpet, trombone, banjo, drums, and a bit of harmonium. The music is instrumental, with melodies speaking for themselves. Ta Mourmourakia: This group performs Rebetiko from the 1920s-1950s. Rebetiko is an urban music culture with ancient roots that flourished in the first half of the 20th century. Their songs explore themes of love, prison, hashish, loneliness, and injustice. Ta Mourmourakia selects songs they love and performs them with guitar, bouzouki, bağlamas, and violin. Jasmin & Christos (Optimal DJ Team): Known for "Music Of Many Colours!", Jasmin and Christos from Optimal are experts in vinyl. Their Optimal Soundsystem promises a vibrant experience, focusing on Brasil, Reggae & Afro music. SAUDÊ! Free tickets for this event are available online for low-income individuals through the KulturRaum München website.

Jonas Haes is playing his favorite records

A party featuring breakbeats, disco, ghetto-tek, garage, jungle, and more at Milla Club more info

The second edition of the Break Your Bones party series is happening at Milla Club. The event starts at 11 PM. Tickets are available for 8€ at the box office or in advance. Expect a night filled with breakbeats, disco, ghetto-tek, garage, jungle, and more.

Experience yoga amidst fascinating installations and urban art. This class is suitable for all levels and includes admission to the art lab more info

Experience yoga in a different way: roll out your mat between fascinating installations, urban art and creative spaces in the unique ambience of our Art Lab 2. Together with Pop Up Yoga Munich, you can immerse yourself in an open, inspiring yoga class - suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike. When the weather is nice, we practise in the courtyard, otherwise in the spacious event rooms. Admission to the art lab is always included in the ticket price - so you can dive straight into the exhibitions after the session and let the flow continue in the midst of art. POP UP YOGA at the Kunstlabor combines movement, creativity and an urban lifestyle - your creative time-out in the centre of Munich.

A workshop with performer Hendrik 'Bibi' Lebon focusing on movement, expression, and physical presence in drag performances. Suitable for all levels, it explores conscious body perception, rhythm, and discovering oneself through dance more info

This workshop with performer Hendrik 'Bibi' Lebon focuses on movement, expression, and physical presence in drag performances. Suitable for all levels, it explores conscious body perception, playing with space, rhythm, and dynamics, and discovering oneself through dance. The session includes warm-ups, dance basics, improvisation, and exercises for stage presence to enhance a drag act's physical expression. Participants will play, sweat, feel, and experiment. No prior dance experience is needed. Please bring comfortable clothing, props, heels if desired, and a willingness to explore movement. The workshop is led by Hendrik Lebon, an internationally experienced dancer and choreographer. The event is a joint initiative of PATHOS theater and Vicky Voyage.

Chef and artist Angel Dimayuga invites you to a communal dinner. This event is part of the live exhibition ECHOES, which explores the interplay of body and media reality through various art forms more info

Chef and artist Angel Dimayuga invites you to a communal dinner among friends. The menu and special international guests will be announced shortly. This event is in collaboration with Schumann’s. It is part of the live exhibition ECHOES. Skin Contact, which explores the interplay of body and media reality through performances, concerts, talks, and video works over two weekends from Jan 30 to Feb 8, 2026. During ECHOES, the installations 'Bardo Loops' (2024) by Triton are freely accessible. Admission: Day pass is 45€ (35€ reduced). A surcharge of 25€ applies for '265 live' and ECHOES festival pass holders. Festival passes are available at a reduced price until Dec 31, 2025.

The Jam Session features Titus Waldenfels, a Munich-based guitarist and multi-instrumentalist known for his authentic and original sound, blending Jazz, Blues, Country, Folk, Texmex, and Ska. Inspired newcomers are welcome to join more info

The Jam Session features Titus Waldenfels, a Munich-based guitarist and multi-instrumentalist known for his authentic and original sound, blending Jazz, Blues, Country, Folk, Texmex, and Ska. Waldenfels, a veteran of the Munich Jazz scene, expresses his love for the 60s sound, influenced by his time in Texas. He plays various instruments including guitar, violin, lap steel, banjo, mandolin, and a self-developed foot bass. Inspired newcomers, whether singers or instrumentalists, are welcome to join.

Domo Deng is playing his favorite records

An open orchestra for all ages and skill levels, inviting people to make music, sing, try instruments, write and arrange songs, and grow as a group. No musical background is strictly required more info

This is a recurring event held every Monday (except during school holidays). The Community Music Orchester welcomes curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs, and rehearse together. The aim is to make music together, discover the world of sounds and tones, and experience how a group grows into a sound body. This "orchestra for all" offers encounters between generations, nations, music styles, cultures, and especially people. Musical background is not necessarily required – everyone is welcome, with and without an instrument! It is an open offer, and no supervisory duty is assumed. Participation is free. Leadership: Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo), Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band).

A workshop focused on developing a meaningful and coherent drag performance by focusing on the storyline. Participants will learn to embed themes, emotions, and a clear artistic stance into their acts, from the initial idea to the final performance more info

This workshop, led by drag queen Vicky Voyage, delves into creating a well-thought-out stage performance. The focus is on the dramaturgical arc that gives an act depth, clarity, and impact. Participants will explore how to structure a performance with transitions, climaxes, and contrasts. The DRAGademy is a joint initiative of PATHOS theater and Vicky Voyage, offering monthly workshops on various drag-related topics. The series is open to all genders and experience levels, culminating in a showcase. Vicky Voyage is a renowned drag queen, moderator, and producer of the 'Drag Voyage' cabaret show.

Rap meets Poetry Slam – BLESS THE MIC presents Munich's Poetry Slam talents in a competition more info

Up to 10 young poets duel on the iconic stage of the Glocke with text and performance for the audience's favor and the GOLDEN MICROPHONE. Here, Poetry Slam returns to its roots, raw and unpolished as in its beginnings. Additionally, two RapPoets duel in our "Fehde mit Fede" competition for the GOLDEN WINKEKATZE. A concert by a music act from the Munich HipHop scene and our resident DJ Naim complete the evening. Slammers can win a bag that the audience can fill with self-brought prizes – from a ballpoint pen to a pack of gummy bears to small amounts of money, anything is possible. So feel free to bring something suitable! If you would like to perform in one of the coming months and are not older than 25, please register by email at rapmeetspoetryslam@gmail.com (No, you don't necessarily have to rap; you can present any type of text).

Following his sold-out first headliner tour, rémi.fr returns in spring 2026 with his biggest tour to date, featuring new songs, familiar hits, and plenty of emotion and wit more info

Following his sold-out first headliner tour in 2024 and his last album "TRAMINER R", rémi.fr returns to the clubs in spring 2026 with his biggest tour to date. He will bring new songs from his EP to be released in autumn 2025, familiar hits like "BOSSA NOVA BOUNCE" and "sie liebt mich (nicht)" – and as always, plenty of emotion, wit, and Rémi. Those who think they know what to expect should prepare for surprises: new arrangements, an impressive live setup, special guests, and a visual concept that is as unpredictable as it is charming. Of course, Pablo Rochat will once again be by his side as producer, musician, and stage partner – as congenial as ever and even more powerful this time. From Hechtviertel in Dresden to Vienna, Zurich, and Hamburg – rémi.fr will play across the German-speaking region in February 2026. A tour between Bossa, French nonchalance, and Saxon charm! rémi.fr live – these are not repetitions, but continuations. Those who follow him know: there is no standstill, and every year a next step is taken together with his community. If you want to be there, you shouldn't wait too long – this time it will be even more intense. Presented by diffus.de, Rausgegangen, Juicy Underground.

The Oumuamua Orchestra, a big band from Nuremberg, combines elements from various epochs and genres of 20th-century music to create grand and dynamic soundscapes, drawing influences from Igor Stravinsky to Sonic Youth more info

This event features the Oumuamua Orchestra, a big band from Nuremberg. The orchestra's name, "Oumuamua," is Hawaiian for "a messenger from afar who arrives first," which poetically describes their musical approach. They combine elements from various epochs and genres of 20th-century music to create grand and dynamic soundscapes. Led by Russian-born keyboardist and mastermind Evgenij Zelikman, the Oumuamua Orchestra draws influences from Igor Stravinsky to Sonic Youth. Their musical adventures explore interstellar spaces and tell stories, such as that of the American union leader Jimmy Hoffa. The orchestra aims to make the world a more exciting and colorful place through their music.

Attention friends of the well-kept Schafkopf! The Open Schafkopf takes place on the 1st Tuesday of every month. Just come by, whether you're a complete beginner, experienced, or already an expert more info

Obacht Freund*innen des gepflegten Schafkopf! Ab sofort findet immer am 1. Dienstag des Monats das Offene Schafkopfen statt. Einfach vorbeikommen egal ob total unbedarft, geübt oder schon mit Expertise – a bissal was geht immer!

A choir open to everyone, with new members welcome at any time more info

The Köşk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays starting at 19:30. Participation is open to everyone, and entry is possible at any time. Musical background is not necessarily required. Price: Voluntary contribution of 10 €. Contact for registration: manurzytki@gmx.net. Choir leader: Manuela Rzytki.

Experience a vibrant evening of improvisational music at the Jazz Jam session

A concert featuring Benjamin Amaru, a sympathetic singer with Swiss and Iranian roots. His songs build bridges between day and night, shadow worlds, and moments of happiness. The support act for the evening is Jo The Man The Music more info

Benjamin Amaru, a sympathetic singer with Swiss and Iranian roots, performs his music that builds bridges between day and night, shadow worlds, and moments of happiness. The multi-instrumentalist transforms his observations, experiences, and feelings into music, creating moods carried by his warm voice and melancholic sounds. Known for songs like "U-Ser-Name" and "Son of the Desert," he released his debut album in 2024 and recently followed up with his new single "Closer Somehow." The support act for the evening is Jo The Man The Music. Doors open at 19:00. The concert is presented by Diffus, in München, and Rausgegangen.

Are you an artist in Munich looking for opportunities to gain or expand stage experience? more info

Do you have your own songs that you've always wanted to play live in front of a crowd? Do you want to discover local fashion brands/designers or even sell your own art? Then 4 THA LOCALS is the right place for you! Be there – as an artist or in the audience: Discover new music, browse unique fashion pieces and support local talents. Best of all, admission is free! Registration via Instagram at esc.collective.

Dan Weiss, considered one of New York's top jazz drummers, blends influences from heavy rock, jazz, and Indian Tabla culture. His All-Star Quartet delivers energetic and joyful music that pushes boundaries more info

In New York, Dan Weiss is considered one of the top five jazz drummers by the New York Times. He draws from a pool of influences, having been shaped by heavy rock music, introduced to jazz by his drum teacher, and now deeply involved in Indian Tabla culture. He brings his diverse interests together through his accents, rhythms, sounds, and patterns. Dan Weiss is also a composer of substantial music that pushes boundaries and seeks new forms of expression. This is evident in his All-Star Quartet from his album "Unclassified Affections," featuring trumpeter Peter Evans, guitarist Miles Okazaki, and vibraphonist Patricia Brennan. This new quartet is full of energy and joy, developing subtleties that impress even the most seasoned jazz aficionados. When not leading his own bands (Trio, Quartet, or Starebaby), Dan Weiss collaborates with visionary jazz bandleaders, having created great music with artists like Lee Konitz, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Dave Binney, Tim Berne, and Miguel Zenón.

The legendary guitarist Bill Frisell performs with his trio, featuring bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Rudy Royston. Their music effortlessly blends jazz history, Americana, blues, folk, and avant-garde more info

For many years, the legendary guitarist Bill Frisell has maintained this trio with bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Rudy Royston. While the bandleader and his deep-toned colleague are rather reserved, almost shy individuals, the third man in the group shows a lot of temperament. Perhaps this is why the music of the three individualists Frisell, Morgan, and Royston is so exciting – and of course, also because jazz history, Americana, blues, folk, and avant-garde flow together so effortlessly and coherently in their pieces. Bill Frisell is one of the most influential guitarists of our time – many of his colleagues refer to his playing style, which sometimes seems to float unrealistically, but can then be defiant and wonderfully abstract. The way Thomas Morgan understands how to set accents on the bass has inspired many bandleaders, including Charles Lloyd, Jacob Bro, Paul Motian, Masabumi Kikuchi, and Jim Black. Rudy Royston long had the reputation of being a powerhouse drummer of the first order. He has shown that he can also be very different, namely extremely sensitive, in his own projects, then with Dave Douglas, Ron Miles, Lina Oh, or JD Allen.

Opening with an intro by Pamela C. Scorzin and a concert with recordings from the mountains by BJ Nilsen. Also, pea (sausage) soup and a pinch of glacier

The "Karawane München" presents the film "The Spies who ruined our lives" about English undercover police officers who spied on political groups. The film is in English with English subtitles, followed by a discussion more info

The "Karawane München" presents the film "The Spies who ruined our lives" as part of their "Wednesday Cafe" series. The film is in English with English subtitles. There will be a short introduction before the screening, followed by an opportunity for discussion. The film focuses on English undercover police officers who spied on political groups in the UK for decades, assuming false identities and forming relationships. A well-known example is Mark Kennedy, who was also active in Germany. The film primarily highlights the women who resisted these actions and are interviewed, including Kate Wilson, who took her case to the highest British court. The organizers aim to raise awareness about repression and police violence, focusing on the resilient women who fought back. The organizers warn that the film can be psychologically distressing as it deals with sensitive topics. A quiet space and support persons will be available. As with every "Wednesday Cafe," food will also be provided.

A regular get-together for film enthusiasts to discuss movies and filmmaking

Disarstar unites street and left-wing theory, word power and pop, attack and system criticism. After successful albums and sold-out tours, he's back with a new album and his biggest tour yet

Boris Ruge & Band presents modern blues infused with heart, soul, and stories from the big city more info

The band is centered around the Munich-based guitarist, singer, and songwriter Boris Ruge, whose musical roots lie in blues, jazz, and the singer-songwriter genre. He has been performing live on Munich stages and beyond for many years. Together with his band, he blends blues, soul, and groovy songwriter sounds into songs that narrate daily life in the city, journeys, and the blues of existence – sometimes quiet and intimate, sometimes loud, raw, and danceable. On stage, his lyrical storytelling meets intense guitar work and a well-rehearsed rhythm section, creating concerts that captivate the audience, inviting them to sway along, listen, and smile as the blues suddenly feels very close to their own lives. This event is part of Fish'n Blues, a series that combines live music with culinary delights, promising hand-picked artists, a relaxed atmosphere, and delicious food.

Tamer Nafar, known as "The Godfather of Arabic HipHop," is a rapper, actor, screenwriter, and social activist. He co-founded DAM, the first Palestinian hip-hop group to achieve international recognition. He uses his art to convey the realities of Palestinians, promote women's rights, and foster alternative art in a conservative society

The legendary guitarist Bill Frisell performs with his trio, featuring bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Rudy Royston. Their music effortlessly blends jazz history, Americana, blues, folk, and avant-garde, creating an exciting and coherent sound more info

For many years, the legendary guitarist Bill Frisell has maintained this trio with bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Rudy Royston. While the bandleader and his deep-toned colleague are rather reserved, almost shy individuals, the third man in the group shows a lot of temperament. Perhaps this is why the music of the three individualists Frisell, Morgan, and Royston is so exciting – and naturally also because jazz history, Americana, blues, folk, and avant-garde flow together so effortlessly and indecently coherently in their pieces. Bill Frisell is one of the most influential guitarists of our time – many of his colleagues refer to his playing style, which sometimes seems to float unrealistically, but can then be defiant and wonderfully abstract. The way Thomas Morgan understands how to set accents on the bass has inspired many bandleaders, including Charles Lloyd, Jacob Bro, Paul Motian, Masabumi Kikuchi, or Jim Black. Rudy Royston long had the reputation of being a powerhouse drummer of the first order. He showed that he can also be completely different, namely extremely sensitive, in his own projects, then with Dave Douglas, Ron Miles, Lina Oh, or JD Allen.

U20 Poetry Slam where young poets up to 20 years old present their original texts in a lively competition. The audience decides the winner more info

Microphones open for Munich's aspiring poets! A Poetry Slam is the poetry competition of our time – lively, direct, and full of emotion. Here, poetry becomes an experience and a platform for everyone who dares to share their texts with the world. The audience is actively involved and decides the outcome of the evening with their applause. Under the artistic direction of Munich SlamMaster Ko Bylanzky, the U20 Poetry Slam at the Münchner Volkstheater has long become a success story. Here, Munich's young slam talent takes center stage: young people up to 20 years old present their own texts – whether poems, stories, or performances, whether serious, humorous, personal, or socially critical. Screaming, whispering, howling, gasping, whistling, rapping – everything is allowed. The tools: language, voice, and body. The competition quickly fades into the background, as respect, togetherness, and a shared passion for words are more important. Accompanied by Ko Bylanzky and a guest moderator, experienced slam stars as special guests provide additional energy on stage. Registration via email to u20slam@muenchner-volkstheater.de.

Celebrate "10 Jahre JISR" (10 Years of JISR) with a concert at Import Export. JISR is a Munich-based international collective led by the charismatic linguist, singer, and Gembri player Dr. Mohcine Ramdan. The ensemble, founded in 2016, is known for its emotional Pan-Oriental sound, deeply rooted in the musical traditions of Marrakesh, Morocco. Their live performances offer a unique fusion of Arabic Maqam, the polyrhythm of Gnawa music, World Spiritual Jazz, and elements of Afro Kraut more info

Celebrate "10 Jahre JISR" (10 Years of JISR) with a concert at Import Export in Munich, Germany. JISR is a Munich-based international collective led by the charismatic linguist, singer, and Gembri player Dr. Mohcine Ramdan. The ensemble, founded in 2016, is known for its emotional Pan-Oriental sound, deeply rooted in the musical traditions of Marrakesh, Morocco. Their live performances offer a unique fusion of Arabic Maqam, the polyrhythm of Gnawa music, World Spiritual Jazz, and elements of Afro Kraut. JISR has toured globally, uniting diverse diasporic music on one stage, with a strong focus on the North African bass "Gembri" and ancient Gnawa and Arabic music traditions. This event promises healing music for the heart, mind, and soul.

The Guilt from Malmö, Sweden, presents "Naked Rat Dance," a fearless blend of high-energy riot-grrrl punk, synthesizers, and hammering guitars more info

The Guilt, hailing from Malmö, Sweden, presents "Naked Rat Dance," a fearless blend of high-energy riot-grrrl punk, exquisitely silly synthesizers, and hammering guitars. Their music scratches at every surface and every nerve, offering dancefloor aggression management for glitter-covered and genre-flexible individuals. The band emphasizes the magic of live performances as their only truly functioning witchcraft. Following the success of their 2023 cassette EP "Note to Tape" and the popular queer anthem "Our Feline House" from 2025, The Guilt is set to make 2026 their loudest year yet. Their upcoming album will feature garage-gothic ballads, power-punk anthems, queer hymns, and songs for "pretty normal witches."

Ralph Heidel, a multi-instrumentalist and composer, blends organic and electronic sounds across genres like neoclassical, bedroom pop, and nujazz, creating emotional and unique soundscapes more info

Ralph Heidel is a sought-after composer, arranger, producer, sound researcher, and multi-instrumentalist. He has collaborated with artists like Apsilon, Bazzazian, Casper, Jungstötter, Tristan Brusch, and Lisa Morgenstern, and has worked for the Berliner Ensemble and the Nationaltheater Mannheim, while also composing classical pieces. As a German-born solo artist, his music, which has been featured on BBC Radio 6 and reviewed in Mojo magazine, blends organic and electronic sounds across genres such as neoclassical string quartets, bedroom pop, nujazz, chamber music, and futuristic beats. His work incorporates intimate piano themes, cosmic synths, layered saxophone runs, and hummed vocal pads. His third and most personal album, "anyways.onto better things," is showcased in his live performances, where he uses piano, synthesizers, and saxophone to create emotional and unique soundscapes.

A performance by the OPEN HOUSE collective based on the game 'Would you rather...?'. The performance explores questions between absurdity, fantasy, and the agony of choice, turning the familiar game into an artistic method more info

Would you rather have unlimited money or unlimited time? Would you rather smell with your ears or hear with your nose? The game 'Would you rather...?' from shared apartment kitchens becomes an artistic method this winter. Reality becomes fluid in the fantasy scenarios of the Would-you-rather universe, and OPEN HOUSE swims along. Between drastic dualities and tender details, a space opens up for conversations, art, and everything in between. OPEN HOUSE asks questions that might give hope, polarize, or are just a bit weird. A decision must always be made between the scenarios and their alternatives. What do these choices say about us? How do they become art? Is it research or play? Maybe both. OPEN HOUSE questions itself with an open outcome for new methods.

A lecture by Morten Paul on fascism theories and antifascism, discussing different approaches to defining fascism and their implications for antifascist practice more info

"It is obvious that the clearer and sharper we recognize the nature of this insidious enemy and the effects of its nature, the sooner we will overcome it." This expectation, formulated by Clara Zetkin in 1923, is still shared by left-wing theories of fascism today. Building on this, the lecture presents central, often contradictory approaches to defining fascism and asks what consequences they each have for antifascist practice. It will become clear that the connection between understanding and preventing is far less clear than it initially appears. Finally, there will be a discussion on how a productive relationship between theory and practice can look today under the current conditions of crisis, authoritarian neoliberalism, and far-right electoral successes. Food and bar from 8 PM, the lecture begins at 8:30 PM.

A music talk exploring the world of pre-revolutionary Persian pop from the sixties and seventies, a female-dominated genre that blended Persian poetry with global rock and pop sounds more info

Persian Pop from the sixties and seventies: Why are we still interested in it today? The last form of pop music from Iran connects the globally branched Iranian and exiled Iranian society in nostalgia - but also in hope for freedom and equality. The self-empowered vinyl archaeologist Sebastian Reier takes you into a pop-cultural phenomenon that was entirely female-dominated: Iran's pre-revolutionary pop combined poetic roots of Persian poetry with irregular 6/8 rhythms and the global sounds of rock and pop. Suppressed by repression or forced into exile, this music lives on - as a memory between generations, as resistance and hope at the same time. An informal living room talk with rarely heard records from Sebastian Reier's notorious collection - and anecdotes from sofa to sofa - takes place in the Kiosk. We welcome great guests to the sofa: Niloufar Taghizadeh, director of the documentary film 'Googoosh - Made Of Fire', and Munich DJ Darismus.

A performance by Adam Linder titled 'Skin Contact' where two dancers explore desire, rejection, and empathy at the intersection of body and technology. The event also includes an artist talk more info

This event is part of the live exhibition 'ECHOES. Skin Contact,' which runs from January 30 to February 8, 2026. The exhibition explores the interplay of body and media reality through performances, concerts, talks, and video works. During ECHOES, the installations 'Bardo Loops' by Triton Invernomuto are freely accessible. Tickets are available as day passes (20 € regular, 15 € reduced) or festival passes.

The Finnish performance group Oblivia celebrates its 25th anniversary with MOOPA, an online point-and-click adventure game. Players explore a surreal house filled with memories from Oblivia's stage works, creating a lively archive. Recommended for ages 10 and up more info

For their 25th anniversary in 2025, the Finnish performance group Oblivia presents MOOPA: the "Museum of Oblivia's Performance Art," an online point-and-click adventure. Players enter a surreal house where rooms are filled with memories and fragments from Oblivia's stage works. This creates a living and enchanted archive, offering a window into Oblivia's world for both new and existing fans. The game takes about 10 to 25 minutes to play, requires no special language skills, and is recommended for ages 10 and up. Admission is free. Concept by Oblivia, Sebastian Linz, and Felix Ludwig. Game design and visuals by Felix Ludwig, programming by Jessica Kremnitzer. Co-produced by multiple theaters including PATHOS theater in Munich. Part of the MEDIA ART LAB residency program at DIGITAL SPRING 2024. Accessibility features include Relaxed Performance, suitability for people with learning difficulties, disabled parking, wheelchair access, and allowance for assistance dogs.

The "Would You Rather?" game from shared apartment kitchens becomes an artistic method by OPEN HOUSE this winter. Between drastic duality and tender details, a space opens for conversations and art where decisions must be made. What do these decisions say about us? more info

Would you rather have unlimited money or unlimited time? Would you rather smell with your ears or hear with your nose? Would you rather be a mouse or an elephant? A bunch of questions between absurdity, fantasy, and the agony of choice. The game from shared apartment kitchens becomes an artistic method by OPEN HOUSE this winter. Between drastic duality and tender details, a space opens for conversations and art where decisions must be made. What do these say about us? Performers/Organizers: Lulu Bogenberger, Robin Gunzelmann, Valentin Hammelmann, Elmo Hüller, Lee Kern, Lila Meazza, Merritt Ocracy, Luise Helene Otto, Noah Thalia Schoeller, Johanna Siebers, Sara Stoll (OPEN HOUSE Collective). Duration: Approximately 100 minutes. Ticket Prices: Support-Ticket: 30 €, Normal: 20 €, Reduced: 12 €, Minimum Price: 5 €. Climate Impact Tickets: Support-Ticket: 32 €, Normal: 22 €, Reduced: 14 €, Minimum Price: 7 €. Accessibility: Disabled parking available.

The 7th Salon Sonnenberg, hosted by FIVA, brings warmth to winter with a full band and guests including Austrian rapper Spilif, singer-songwriter Karl die Große, and comedian Romeo Kaltenbrunner, promising an evening of music, stories, and humor more info

The 7th edition of Salon Sonnenberg aims to bring light and warmth during the cold, dark winter months. The artist FIVA has invited a full band, consisting of Viennese musicians Phil Nykrin, Herbert Pirker, and Tobias Wöhrer, who will provide musical accompaniment for all guests, show music, and perform songs with Fiva herself. The event will also feature Austrian rapper Spilif and her guitarist Tom Joseph, who will present songs from her album "Elouise," a blend of HipHop, Jazz, and Soul. Singer-songwriter Karl die Große (Wencke Wollny) will perform, sharing stories with her clear gaze and warm, distinctive voice, including tracks from her new album "Aufgehoben." Comedian Romeo Kaltenbrunner will present his new program "Heimweh," offering a clever, profound, and humorous performance. Fiva's new flatmates, Klara and Leonie from Ummeblock, will also be present, moderating, singing, and ensuring the well-being of the guests. The event is presented by BR2.

NENDA, an artist and actress, presents her 'KRRRA' tour, featuring self-produced music exploring themes of identity and socio-political issues with honest emotions and humorous characters more info

NENDA is an artist from the Tyrolean Alps, known as an actress from series such as The Rising (Sky) & Belgravia: The Next Chapter (MGM+, Amazon). As a musician, she has received awards for her self-produced music videos, and her debut single "Mixed Feelings" topped the FM4 annual charts in 2021. Her debut album "KRRRA" is set to be released in fall 2025, exploring themes of identity and socio-political issues. The album offers insights into her life as both a Tyrolean and a Londoner, a wallflower and a boss bitch, filled with honest emotions, humorous characters, and lasting impressions.

Experience Hans Werner Henze's powerful oratorio 'Floß der Medusa' conducted by Sir Simon Rattle, alongside the world premiere of Olga Neuwirth's 'Zones of Blue' featuring clarinetist Jörg Widmann more info

Hans Werner Henze's 'Floß der Medusa', dedicated to Che Guevara, tells the story of the sunken frigate Méduse, an allegory of the abuse of power. Sir Simon Rattle conducts this powerful piece. The event also features the world premiere of Olga Neuwirth's 'Zones of Blue' with Jörg Widmann as soloist. Performers: Chor und Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Sir Simon Rattle (conductor), Jörg Widmann (clarinet), Anna Prohaska (soprano), Georg Nigl (baritone), Michael Rotschopf (speaker), Tölzer Knabenchor, WDR Rundfunkchor, Norbert Ommer (sound direction).

A dark gangster epic with film elements, presented in German Sign Language (DGS) and spoken language. The play deconstructs 'Film Noir' scenes, exploring the story of two underdogs trying to find themselves more info

A dazzlingly dark gangster epic with film elements and subtitles. This theater project deconstructs 'Film Noir' scenes with a wink, connecting them to the raw present and the ultimate desire to escape the world. It tells the story of two underdogs who break all rules to find themselves. The American 'Film Noir' style was a reaction to the social and political upheavals after World War II, when social structures and gender roles were in flux. The play reflects on the deconstruction of the family and new female roles through its characters. The performance is accessible, featuring German Sign Language (DGS) interpretation.

A concert featuring The Bonnie Nettles, known for their 'trippy and stunning music' inspired by psychedelic bands, and Midnight Rodeo, a 6-piece band blending West Coast neo-psych over disco rhythms with ethereal vocals more info

This event is a concert featuring two bands, The Bonnie Nettles and Midnight Rodeo. Midnight Rodeo is a Nottingham-based 6-piece band known for their West Coast neo-psych over disco rhythms, combining powerful groove-laden rhythm sections with jangly guitars, theremin-esque synths, booming organs, and ethereal vocals. Their sound blends Krauty & Latin-esque grooves with psych-pop garage floor-fillers. The Bonnie Nettles deliver "trippy and stunning music," drawing inspiration from psychedelic bands of the 60s to 90s Madchester, creating a hypnotic sound with groovy percussive elements. They have gained popularity in the Greek psychedelic scene and have shared stages with notable artists like La Femme and Ty Segall. Admission: Box Office: 23€ / 18€ (reduced) and 26€ / 21€ (reduced).

An open blues session with Marc Tepelmann, featuring the finest blues music more info

An open blues session with Marc Tepelmann, featuring the finest blues music. The pub opens at 19:00, and the session starts at 21:00.

Lobsterbomb is a Berlin-based indie-punk band that performs loudly, rawly, and honestly, somewhere between frustration, euphoria, and a great need to just let everything out more info

Lobsterbomb's songs are about mental health, heartbreak, frustration, the state of the world – but also about not giving up. Live, they sweat, scream, and laugh – approachable, intense, and with an energy that lingers. Their second album, "Overstimulated," was released in September 2025. The support act is Squat Box, a 3-piece band from Munich with an energetic, dreamy sound. They create a web of distorted guitar, driving bass, and dynamic drums, resulting in an explosive, dark mix of experimental post-punk, grunge, and alternative. Their music is an outlet for frustration, anger, and rebellion, while also bringing a certain melancholy and depth to their songs.

In this workshop, you will get to know the world of graffiti, develop your own design and put your motif on the wall just like the real artists of this scene more info

Graffiti has characterised Munich's cityscape since 1993 - and with the first painted train in Europe, it is a real relic of the graffiti scene. Learn all the tips you need to know about designing graffiti and apply them straight away: From the first sketches on paper to your finished work on the wall in our courtyard. Always at your side: a talented graffiti sprayer from the Munich scene.

An evening of performances, concerts, and discussions as part of the 'ECHOES. Skin Contact' exhibition, featuring an artist talk, a listening session, a live set, and a DJ set more info

This event is part of the live exhibition 'ECHOES. Skin Contact,' exploring the interplay of body and media reality. The program includes an artist talk with Damsel Elysium and Lechuga Zafiro, OMSK Social Club's immersive radio play 'OUR BR00D', a performance by Damsel Elysium using voice and strings, a live set by Lechuga Zafiro with South American nature recordings, and a DJ set by STILL blending dub and percussive sounds. The event is held in English.

Experience Hans Werner Henze's powerful 'Floß der Medusa' and the world premiere of Olga Neuwirth's 'Zones of Blue', conducted by Sir Simon Rattle more info

Hans Werner Henze's 'Floß der Medusa', dedicated to Che Guevara, tells the story of the sunken frigate Méduse, an allegory of the abuse of power. Sir Simon Rattle conducts this powerful piece. The event also features the world premiere of Olga Neuwirth's 'Zones of Blue' with Jörg Widmann as soloist. Performers include the Chor und Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Sir Simon Rattle, Jörg Widmann, Anna Prohaska, Georg Nigl, and more.

The Finnish performance group Oblivia celebrates its 25th anniversary with MOOPA, an online point-and-click adventure game. Players explore a surreal house filled with memories and fragments from Oblivia's stage works more info

For their 25th anniversary in 2025, the Finnish performance group Oblivia presents MOOPA: the "Museum of Oblivia's Performance Art." This is not a real museum, but an online computer game where players explore a surreal house filled with memories and fragments from the group's stage works. The game transforms the home into a living, enchanted archive, offering a window into Oblivia's world for both new and familiar audiences. The game has a playtime of approximately 10 to 25 minutes, requires no special language skills, and is recommended for ages 10 and up. Entry is free. The event offers accessibility features such as Relaxed Performance and is suitable for people with learning or walking disabilities.

A gangster story with "Film Noir" motifs in spoken and sign language. This story is about two underdogs who break all rules to find each other. The theater project plays with film clips from the "Film Noir" genre and connects them with the raw present more info

A gangster story with "Film Noir" motifs in spoken and sign language. This story is about two underdogs who break all rules to find each other. The theater project plays with film clips from the "Film Noir" genre and connects them with the raw present. The American "Film Noir" style was a reaction to the social and political upheavals after World War II, when social structures and gender roles were in flux. This deconstruction of the family and new female roles are reflected in the characters of "Film Noir". Developed by and with Bischoff, Brichta, Greinwald, Loewen, Nimar, Rashed, Reiter, Spitz, Strodthoff, Urban, Wende. Performance Domo Nimar, Astrid Rashed, Robert Spitz | Text and Direction Jochen Strodthoff | Stage and Costume Angela Loewen | Light and Shadow Michael Bischoff | Composition Jürgen Reiter | Video Operator Alexander Urban | Production Management Jochen Strodthoff | Sign Language Interpreter Elisabeth Brichta | Artistic Collaboration Nika Greinwald, Zita Wende | Outside Eye Susanne Kermer | Internship Elmo Hüller | Controlling Sabine Herrberg. Duration: approx. 90 min. Tickets: 30 € Support-Ticket | 20 € normal | 12 € reduced | 5 € minimum price. Climate Impact Tickets: 32 € Support-Ticket | 22 € normal | 14 € reduced | 7 € minimum price. DGS for the hearing impaired. A production by Bischoff, Herrberg, Strodthoff GbR in co-production with dasvinzenz and PATHOS München e.V. Funded by the Cultural and Social Department of the City of Munich, the Cultural Foundation of Stadtsparkasse München (KUSS scholarship), the Walter and Erna Knör Foundation and the Margarete Wolter Stiftung. © Photo: Michael Bischoff. Accessibility: DGS interpretation, accessible for the hearing impaired and deaf, disabled parking, suitable for people with walking disabilities and wheelchairs, accessible toilet, toilet for all.

The "Would You Rather?" game becomes an artistic method by OPEN HOUSE this winter. The performance explores questions from the absurd to the fantastical, delving into the dilemmas of choice and creating a space for conversations and art more info

"Would You Rather?" is a performance by the OPEN HOUSE Kollektiv that transforms the popular game into an artistic method. It creates a space for conversations and art where reality becomes fluid. The collective uses this method to ask questions that might offer hope, polarize, or simply be weird, always requiring a decision. The performance investigates what these choices reveal about us and how they shape a creative process. Performers/Contributors: Lulu Bogenberger, Robin Gunzelmann, Valentin Hammelmann, Elmo Hüller, Lee Kern, Lila Meazza, Merritt Ocracy, Luise Helene Otto, Noah Thalia Schoeller, Johanna Siebers, Sara Stoll. Ticket Information: Support-Ticket: 30 €, Normal: 20 €, Reduced: 12 €, Minimum price: 5 €. Climate Impact Tickets: Support-Ticket 32 €, Normal 22 €, Reduced 14 €, Minimum price 7 €.

Lisa Wulff Quartett presents 'Hand aufs Herz,' a new program reflecting life's ups and downs with music that is raw, euphoric, tough, and vulnerable. The Hamburg bassist, a fixture in German jazz, performs with Adrian Hanack, Philipp Schiepeck, and Valentin Renner more info

A recipe for success for musicians is to be honest with yourself. The audience trusts those who take this to heart. The new program by Hamburg bassist Lisa Wulff is called 'Hand aufs Herz' – Hand on Heart – and reflects life with all its twists, ups, and downs. The music reflects this: sometimes raw and unadorned, sometimes euphoric, sometimes tough, sometimes of beguiling vulnerability. Lisa Wulff also provides a credo: whatever happens, have the courage to overcome adversity. With her new band, Lisa Wulff is joined by familiar musical companion, saxophonist, flutist, and clarinetist Adrian Hanack, guitarist Philipp Schiepeck, and drummer Valentin Renner. These three are on the same wavelength as their bandleader, inspiring her with new ideas. For many years, Lisa Wulff has been a fixture in German jazz. Her sensitive, agile, and virtuosic playing on various basses is not only used in her own formations but has also inspired the music of Rolf Kühn, Nils Landgren, Alma Naidu, and the NDR Bigband.

An evening featuring three dynamic bands: DOLLY PASTA, TRIEBE, and SPECIAL GUE$T more info

An evening featuring three dynamic bands: DOLLY PASTA, TRIEBE, and SPECIAL GUE$T. DOLLY PASTA: This Munich-based band, formed in 2017, serves up energetic and hearty punk rock. Described as "uncomplicated melodic punk rock with heart, melody, and joy," their live performances are a true delight for punk rock enthusiasts. TRIEBE: A NoiseRock/DIY-Punk/VJ project from Germany, TRIEBE (with visuals by Danigore) delivers schizophrenic songwriting that oscillates between chaotic subway scenes and sequenced steam engine rhythms. Their sound is ecstatic, cynical, and full of rage, tearing apart polished attitudes. SPECIAL GUE$T: Active since 1993, SPECIAL GUE$T upholds the punk rock flag with a breakneck course between old-school punk rock, indestructible street punk, and dirty high-speed rock'n'roll. They play straight-ahead, uncompromising, and honest 4/4-beat punk rock. With over 30 years of continuous touring, the stage has become their home, where they deliver first-class punk rock with an overwhelming live show, showcasing their years of experience.

Concert featuring Los Pistolero Güeros, a ten-member artist collective with their Tijuana sound, and Los Jeles, a Munich-based band playing a mix of Cumbia, Ska, Rock, and Punk more info

Los Pistoleros Güeros, a ten-member artist collective, tours Europe in 2025/26, bringing their Tijuana sound with powerful brass, dusty guitars, and beats from the barrio. Their music blends glittering Mariachi, sparkling Ranchera, and Cumbia. Supporting them is Los Jeles, a four-member band from Munich, performing their unique 'Cumbiarebuská' style—an explosive mix of Cumbia, Ska, Rock, Punk, and Rancheras. Free tickets are available for low-income individuals via KulturRaum München. Presale tickets are 15€ (+ fees), and box office tickets are 18€.

Stofferl Well, former solo trumpeter of the Munich Philharmonic, and his former colleagues present a diverse musical journey from classical to folk music, played with joy and free from inhibitions, promising an evening of laughter and enjoyment more info

The ensemble spans from high classical music to folk music from Bavaria to South America, varying the instrumentation from solo to chamber music. Free from categorization and inhibitions, they play with joy, from Mozart to C. M. von Weber, to alphorn yodels and clarinet tunes, whatever they enjoy and like. Stofferl Well, the master of versatility, plays various instruments that blend wonderfully into the philharmonic sound.

Part of the 'ECHOES. Skin Contact' live exhibition, this event features a concert by Malibu and a screening of the animated film 'Flow' by Gints Zilbalodis more info

This event is part of the live exhibition 'ECHOES. Skin Contact,' which explores the interplay of body and media reality. The evening includes a concert by Malibu, featuring imaginative compositions, and a screening of 'Flow,' a captivating animated film by award-winning filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis that addresses environmental fragility and the power of friendship. During the event, the installations 'Bardo Loops' by Triton are also freely accessible.

A jam session hosted by Titus Waldenfels, a Munich-based guitarist and multi-instrumentalist known for his authentic and original sound, blending Jazz, Blues, Country, Folk, Texmex, and Ska. Inspired newcomers are welcome to join more info

A jam session hosted by Titus Waldenfels, a highly authentic and original Munich-based guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. Waldenfels is deeply rooted in jazz, blues, country, folk, Texmex, and ska. He is known for blending his diverse influences, creating a unique sound. Inspired newcomers, whether singers or instrumentalists, are warmly welcomed to join these February sessions. Titus Waldenfels is a veteran of the Munich jazz scene, expressing his love for the 60s sound on stage and in the studio. His musical style was significantly shaped by a several-month stay in the USA, particularly his time in Texas. In addition to guitar, Waldenfels plays violin, lap steel, banjo, mandolin, and a self-developed foot bass. He also performs as a theater musician.

An open orchestra for all ages and skill levels, inviting people to make music, sing, try instruments, write and arrange songs, and grow as a group. No musical background is strictly required more info

The "COMMUNITY MUSIC ORCHESTER" is an open offer that takes place every Monday (except during school holidays). It welcomes curious individuals of all ages who are interested in making music, singing, trying out instruments, writing and arranging music pieces and songs, and rehearsing together. Musical background is not a prerequisite, and everyone is welcome, with or without an instrument. Participation is free. The orchestra is led by Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo) and Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band). For registration, you can contact 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. The event aims to foster encounters between generations, nations, music styles, cultures, and people, discovering the world of sounds and tones and growing together as a sound body. The location is KösK, Schillerstr. 38, which has barrier-free access but no barrier-free toilets.

The Joe Viera Big Band honors its namesake, jazz professor Joe Viera, with a program of elegant swing and laid-back Latin jazz. Led by trumpeter Peter Tuscher and featuring Canadian singer Nina Michelle, the band performs pieces by jazz greats more info

The Joe Viera Big Band honors its namesake, who passed away in 2024. The jazz professor founded the orchestra over thirty years ago, then called the Uni Big Band München. With this group, the esteemed saxophonist, music educator, founder of the Burghausen Jazz Week, and initiator of the jazz courses there, could indulge his passion for elegant swing and laid-back Latin jazz. Trumpeter Peter Tuscher took over the leadership of the Joe Viera Big Band. He arranged the program of the large ensemble with pieces by Sammy Nestico, Oliver Nelson, Duke Ellington, Billy May, John Fedchock, and other greats. The Joe Viera Big Band once again welcomes Canadian singer Nina Michelle as a guest, who enriches the performance with her warm voice, perfect phrasing, agility, and charm.

A choir open to everyone, with new members welcome at any time more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR holds rehearsals every Tuesday, excluding school holidays. New members are welcome to join at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects. Cost: Voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. Contact for Registration: manurzytki@gmx.net.

A performance by Oblivia exploring the lifelong search for belonging, presented by performer Annika Tudeer. Through singing, dance, and movement, she shares her personal journey as an adopted child, reflecting on connection and meaning more info

In 'Turn Turtle Turn - The Lecture Performance,' Oblivia's artistic director Annika Tudeer celebrates her 60th birthday with a deeply personal work. On a minimalist stage, she recounts her life as an unwanted, abandoned, and then adopted child. Using singing, dance, and movement, Annika movingly shares her longing for belonging to both her new and old families. She discusses men and women, motherhood, childhood, youth, and old age, and the universal desire to love and be loved unconditionally. This performance takes the audience on a poetic journey through her life's timeline, evolving from a personal narrative into a universal reflection on our search for connection. The performance is part of Oblivia's 'Turn Turtle Turn' series on the Anthropocene.

Concert. Nilipek, celebrated for her debut album "Sabah" in 2015, continues to shape the Turkish alternative music scene with her distinctive arrangement and vocal style more info

Nilipek, celebrated for her debut album "Sabah" in 2015, continues to shape the Turkish alternative music scene with her distinctive arrangement and vocal style. Her studio albums "Döngü" (2017) and "Mektuplar" (2020) showcased a shift towards a more dynamic musical style and new narrative forms. She has also released radical covers of classic Turkish songs and collaborated with artists like Oscar Anton and Taner Yücel. Following her fourth album "Uydurdugumuz Oyunlarla" in May 2024, Nilipek consistently blends complex emotions with poetic Turkish lyrics and her gentle voice with minimalistic, calm, yet captivating arrangements.

The first installment of an exhibition and discussion series exploring the future of technology and art, focusing on the potential AI apocalypse and its impact on humanity, creativity, and society more info

This event brings together artists, researchers, and entrepreneurs for vernissages, discussions, and music to explore the future of technology and art. It delves into the implications of AI, questioning its impact on creativity, authorship, and the value of human labor. 'Die Digitale Bühne' is a platform at PATHOS theater for hybrid formats at the intersection of theater, performance, and new media. '1E9' is a community for future optimists fostering collaborative thinking. Ticket prices range from 5€ to 32€. The venue is accessible for blind and visually impaired individuals, with disabled parking available.

A concert featuring Momotrope, a sound conglomerate blending synth worlds, electronic drums, and acoustic vocals, and Katharr, a duo creating trance-like rhythms more info

Momotrope is a sound conglomerate whose music takes off atmospherically into the skies, dreams along melancholically, only to jolt itself back to the ground of reality. The blend of finely tuned synth worlds, an electronically enhanced drum set, and two acoustic vocal timbres gives Momotrope its idiosyncratic sound. Katharr is a duo from Munich, consisting of drummer Severin Rauch and dohle player Tom Zimmer. The dohle, a mix of percussion and string instrument, is played through an amp. Together with the drums, an organic connection is created, resulting in a penetrating rhythm that induces trance-like states. Admission: Advance sale: 13 € (+ fees), Box office: 15 €.

The 29th episode of the political feuilleton podcast 'Jazz&Politik im PATHOS', featuring discussions, satire, and essays with Lukas Hammerstein and friends more info

This is an episode of 'Jazz&Politik im PATHOS', a political feuilleton podcast. The podcast explores the political nature of everything, releasing new episodes every two weeks. It features polemics, essays, digressions, satire, and serious discussions with Lukas Hammerstein and friends. Specific information about this episode's content is not yet available.

A dance performance by Bodytalk inspired by the Japanese "Host Club" business model, where handsome men cater to female guests. The performance explores audience development, participation, and the commercialization of art more info

"Host Club" is a successful business model from Japan where handsome men cater to the needs of female guests, aiming to make the audience "addicted." This performance by Bodytalk questions what artists can learn from this form of audience development. It delves into the parallels between the host club business and theater, both night-time enterprises competing for the audience's money. With Bodytalk, participation becomes party-cipation, and a happening becomes a happy-ning. The show explores themes of desire, commercialism, and the nature of performance in the modern age.

A performance by the duo Les Marquises (Emilie Škrijelj and Tom Malmendier) with Otomo Yoshihide, creating a dynamic soundscape with accordion, drums, and records more info

The duo Les Marquises, consisting of Emilie Škrijelj (accordion, records) and Tom Malmendier (drums), collaborates with Otomo Yoshihide for a unique musical performance. Their sound is characterized by a constantly changing, playful, and restless energy, creating an unshakable soundscape with a deep, pulsating drone like a heartbeat.

An event featuring the bands Duesenjaeger and Kollateralschaden

A participative act and open talk exploring gender, bodies, and identities

An unforgettable night celebrating Arabic music, rhythm, and togetherness with Arabic pop, Sahhabi, Dabka, and North African vibes more info

This event features an atmosphere full of energy, joy, and connection, open to everyone and built on respect, love, and unity. DJ Habibi will set the mood with the latest Arabic pop music. DJ ElSULTAN will play a special 2000s throwback set with iconic hits. OMAR Zyami will bring powerful North African vibes to keep the energy high until the end. Presale tickets are 15€, and box office tickets are 20€.

An open orchestra for all ages and skill levels, inviting people to make music, sing, try instruments, write and arrange songs, and grow as a group. No musical background is strictly required more info

Every Monday (except during school holidays). Participation is free. Registration: 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Led by Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo) and Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band). We look forward to curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing and try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs and rehearse them together. In the Community Music Orchestra, we want to make music together, discover and experience the world of noises and sounds, and experience how a group grows together into a sound body. This "orchestra for everyone" offers encounters between generations, nations, music styles, cultures and, above all, PEOPLE. Musical background is not necessarily required - everyone is welcome, with and without an instrument! Just drop by! It is an open offer - we do not assume any supervisory duties.

A choir open to everyone, with new members welcome at any time more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR is an open choir that rehearses every Tuesday, outside of school holidays, starting at 7:30 PM. Everyone is welcome to join, regardless of musical background. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in various avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects. Barrier-free access is available, but there are no barrier-free toilets. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. For registration or inquiries, please contact manurzytki@gmx.net.

A concert by Milan W., a key figure in the Flemish experimental scene, known for his intimate and expansive music that blends electronic sounds with traditional instruments more info

Milan W. (Milan Warmoeskerken) is a cornerstone of the Flemish experimental scene. He creates intimate yet expansive music, traditionally electronic-oriented, but his latest work incorporates guitars, saxophones, and heartbroken crooning. He is known for ceaselessly venturing beyond musical horizons. Doors open at 19:30. Tickets are available for presale and at the box office for 10-15 € or 15-20 €.

Reading by bestselling author Emilia Roig from her book of the same name and a conversation about radical care more info

Trump's inhumane turbo-capitalism and the fascist policies of AfD, Le Pen, and Meloni aim for us to exploit and oppress each other. But what can we do about it? In a letter to her son, Emilia Roig outlines a bold new ethic of being in times of crisis. She advocates for placing radical care—physical, intellectual, spiritual, and emotional—at the center of our self-understanding and value system. It doesn't take heroes to save the world; it takes a revaluation of our values. At the Habibi Kiosk, we will read words that invite us to move out of our comfort zone, a path towards freedom. Afterwards, Emilia Roig and curator Sophie Eisenried will speak.

Ida Dehmel lädt ein zu ihrem Salon. Die Macht der Worte liegt in ihrer Fähigkeit, Emotionen zu beeinflussen, Gedanken zu prägen und Handlungen zu lenken. Die Interpretinnen der GEDOK München und Stuttgart untersuchen die Macht von Worten mit musikalischen Mitteln in drei Sprachen more info

Ida Dehmel lädt ein zu ihrem Salon. Die Macht der Worte liegt in ihrer Fähigkeit, Emotionen zu beeinflussen, Gedanken zu prägen und Handlungen zu lenken. Die Interpretinnen der GEDOK München und Stuttgart untersuchen die Macht von Worten mit musikalischen Mitteln in drei Sprachen. Sie haben ein epochenübergreifendes Programm zusammengestellt, wobei zwei Uraufführungen stattfinden. Mitwirkende: Marie Tremblay-Schmalhofer (Sopran), Karera Fujita (Sopran), Stephanie Kocher (Bratsche), Sylvia Hewig-Tröscher (Klavier). Die Veranstalterin GEDOKmuc wird vom Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München und der Regierung von Oberbayern gefördert. Abendkasse und Einlass ab 18:30 Uhr. Eintritt 20 / 15 €, Vorverkauf über München Ticket.

Pianist Marco Riccelli explores the sonic connection between antiquity and modernity with works by various composers and a world premiere more info

The pianist Marco Riccelli, a member of the Munich ensemble der/gelbe/klang, presents a program that sonically explores the connection between antiquity and modernity. The concert features works by Luigi Dallapiccola, Caterina Di Cecca, Goffredo Petrassi, and a world premiere by Vanni Moretto.

Experience a night of psychedelic funk, soul, krautrock, and trippy grooves with Flammer Dance Band, Goblyns, and DJ Booty Carrell. The seven-piece Flammer Dance Band from Oslo brings authentic 70s funk, while the trio Goblyns blends funk, soul, and krautrock. DJ Booty Carrell will unearth rare global pop hits more info

Experience a night of psychedelic funk, soul, krautrock, and trippy grooves with Flammer Dance Band, Goblyns, and DJ Booty Carrell at Import Export. Flammer Dance Band, a seven-piece ensemble from Oslo, Norway, will transport you back to the funky era of the 1970s with their authentic and unfiltered live psychedelic funk, featuring unexpected moments and improvisation. Joining them are Goblyns, a trio based between Amsterdam and Berlin, known for their masterful blend of funk, soul, krautrock, and psychedelic hooks, influenced by bands like The Meters and CAN. The night will also feature Booty Carrell, the DJ alias of vinyl archaeologist Sebastian Reier, who delves into the deep spaces of the vinyl universe to unearth minority pop and neglected world hits from various global traditions.

Participative Act & Open Talks

A duo performance by Phil Minton (voice) and Carl Ludwig H\\u00fcbsch (tuba) exploring the pure sound of breath more info

A duo performance by Phil Minton (voice) and Carl Ludwig Hübsch (tuba). The event focuses on the pure sound of breath, either vocal or channeled through metal instruments. The music is described as a compromise-free, playful exploration of sound far beyond the familiar.

The first concert in the 'Danish Connection' series, featuring multi-instrumentalist Nikolaus von Bemberg exploring the relationship between interpreter and instrument more info

The first concert in the 'Danish Connection - Munich - Copenhagen' series. Multi-instrumentalist Nikolaus von Bemberg explores the complex relationship between interpreter and instrument. The program includes Rob Durnin's 'Polyptych', Pauline Oliveros' 'Horse sings from cloud', a Beatles arrangement, and Jeppe Just Christensen's 'Cinema organ #1'. The event is part of the Ko-Labor series by Musikbüromuc and schwere reiter, which includes opportunities to meet the artists. Performers: Nikolaus von Bemberg (piano, performance, accordion, self-built instruments and sound apparatuses).

An open orchestra for all ages and skill levels, inviting people to make music, sing, try instruments, write and arrange songs, and grow as a group. No musical background is strictly required more info

The Community Music Orchestra welcomes curious individuals of all ages to make music together, discover the world of sounds, and experience how a group grows into a cohesive sound body. This "orchestra for everyone" offers encounters between generations, nations, musical styles, and cultures. Musical background is not necessary. Participation is free. For registration or contact, call 0173 3805615 or email community-orchester@gmx.de. The event is led by Marja Burchard and Wolfi Schlick and takes place every Monday (except during school holidays).

A choir open to everyone, with new members welcome at any time more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR invites everyone to sing! The choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Participation is open to everyone, and it's possible to join at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in various avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects. She is the founder of the band Parasyte Woman and has collaborated with G.Rag und die Landlergschwister, Schlachthofbronx, Kamerakino, Salewski, and various theater productions. Cost: Voluntary contribution of 10 €. Contact/Registration: manurzytki@gmx.net. Accessibility: Barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets. Conductor: Manuela Rzytki.

A conversation concert with composer Katrin Klose, featuring works from her doctoral thesis and a discussion about her style and work more info

A conversation concert with composer, scientist, and mediator Katrin Klose. The event will feature two central works from her doctoral thesis, which explore new ways of treating the voice. In a conversation with composer Alexander F. Hooper, Klose's style, her cross-era approach, and her work as a mediator of new music to children and young people will be discussed. The evening offers an opportunity for exchange with the participants after the conversation concert. 'Verhört' is a concert series of the Munich Society for New Music e.V. Performers: Franziska Weber (soprano, electronics), Leon Zmelty (guitar), Kathrin Isabelle Klein (piano).

Philadelphia OGs They Are Gutting A Body Of Water are coming to Import Export. Hailed by Stereogum as “the most important band in modern shoegaze,” TAGABOW has made a name for themselves by approaching the genre with an experimental edge, incorporating EDM interludes and drawing on influences like ’90s drum & bass and N64 soundtracks. The event includes a concert and a DJ more info

Philadelphia OGs They Are Gutting A Body Of Water are coming to Import Export. This is an event that was once hard to believe, but is now happening. The Philly shoegaze sound has not only strongly influenced the local band scene but also the new basement music label. The DIY ethos of their own recording label, Julia’s War, has always been a role model and remains unique in its way of staying connected to its roots and local band scene – from making homemade tapes to supporting newcomer bands from their own city. Hailed by Stereogum as “the most important band in modern shoegaze,” TAGABOW has made a name for themselves by approaching the genre with an experimental edge. Their live show incorporates EDM interludes, drawing on influences like ’90s drum & bass and N64 soundtracks. The band performs on the floor, purposely facing each other. No matter what chaos erupts in the mosh pit around them, TAGABOW looks inward. The event includes a concert and a DJ.

An evening with Sophie Hunger presenting her debut novel "Walzer für Niemand" through a reading and songs, exploring a coming-of-age story about music and a destructive friendship more info

An evening with Sophie Hunger presenting her debut novel "Walzer für Niemand" (published March 13, 2025, by Kiepenheuer & Witsch). The event features a reading and songs, exploring a coming-of-age story about growing up with music and a destructive friendship. The description promises a musical evening that is both unsparing and tender, delving into the elemental nature of music.

Jazz&Politics at PATHOS is a political feuilleton podcast. Episode 30 features discussions on political themes with Lukas Hammerstein and friends more info

Originating from Pathos Theater, the 'Jazz&Politics at PATHOS' podcast explores political themes through polemics, essays, satire, and serious discussions with Lukas Hammerstein and friends. Specific content details for this 30th episode will be announced soon. The series is supported by the Edith and Werner Rieder Foundation.

A queer poetry performance creating a semi-glamorous banquet. This relaxed event invites everyone to eat, drink, chat, and listen to music more info

We want to be a _feast machine_! A performance amidst neoliberalism, or what's left of it. Here we try to build something, a semi-glamorous banquet. Queer. Meanwhile, we speak poems, texts between lyricism, longing, spending time together, and what my body actually is. Or not. Silence, relax. Queer. Sadness, sweat, fantasies and/or reality. Adaptation so much that it hurts, what feels beautiful. A Relaxed Performance, going out or falling asleep in between is fine. In the end, which might just be the beginning, everyone who wants to can eat or drink something, chat, listen to music. Everyone is cordially invited to this _feast machine_.

A performance by the Viennese ensemble Studio Dan, featuring saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock and drummer Tom Rainey, presenting a new work that blends jazz, improvisation, and contemporary music more info

The Viennese ensemble Studio Dan continues its collaboration with Ingrid Laubrock, winner of the German Jazz Prize 2025. The New York-based saxophonist and composer is one of the most innovative voices of a generation that sees jazz, improvisation, and contemporary music as an open field. A new work created for 2026 will be premiered and recorded together with Laubrock and drummer Tom Rainey, one of the most distinctive improvisers of our time. Performers include Studio Dan, Ingrid Laubrock (saxophone), and Tom Rainey (drums).

A political feature as a podcast. Every two weeks, 'Jazz&Politics at Pathos' explores politics through polemics, essays, satire, and more, hosted by Lukas Hammerstein and friends more info

About this episode: Info coming soon. 'Jazz&Politics at Pathos' is a political feature podcast where everything is political. Every two weeks, the show explores politics through polemics, essays, digressions, satire, and solemn seriousness. Hosted by Lukas Hammerstein, a writer and journalist who previously moderated the political feature 'Jazz&Politics' on Bayern2 for 20 years. The series is supported by the Edith and Werner Rieder Foundation. Team includes speakers Tobias Krone, Christine Hamel, and Moritz Holfelder.

Concert by Analstahl together with Scheisshaus Action

"Best of Poetry Slam" is the Champions League of modern poetry, featuring slam legends and exciting new stars in a top-class battle of poets. This event is a must-attend for all slam fans, showcasing a lively, current, political, critical, and witty competition more info

Poetry Slam is no longer an insider tip. The modern poetry competition is now considered an intangible UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, but is still young, current, political, critical, and witty. "Best of Poetry Slam" is the Champions League of the most popular literary format of our time and has long been a fixed part of the Volkstheater program and a must-attend event for all slam fans. Here you can see slam legends and the most exciting new stars of the scene, with dozens of championship titles and hundreds of slam victories gathered on one stage. In a top-class battle of poets, four of the most renowned slam poets or slam teams compete for the title. Artistic direction and moderation: Ko Bylanzky.

Maria de Val, a versatile multi-instrumentalist from a Ladin mountain village, presents her "Mëda Medusa Tour 2026," blending indie-folk with Italian and South American influences, showcasing her unique perspective and unmistakable voice more info

A very special view of the world characterizes Maria de Val, and she takes us on a journey with exactly that. Grown up in a Ladin mountain village in the South Tyrolean Alps, the versatile musician has united the most diverse perspectives - as a Ladin in South Tyrol, a South Tyrolean in Italy, an Italian in Germany, and not least as a drummer in the male-dominated music world. Her music is the result of this exciting versatility. "I don't want to claim that I suffered from it," says Maria, "but it naturally sharpens the senses." And exactly this sensitivity is reflected in her music. As a multi-instrumentalist, Maria de Val masters an impressive range of instruments: drums, guitar, bass, keys, sequencer, theremin, and marimba - all of this flows into her musical creations. She has already demonstrated her skills on large stages with artists like Hubert von Goisern, but on her debut album "Mëda Medusa" she now shows herself in her full musical diversity. The album finally offers her unmistakable voice the space to fully unfold, after she was previously celebrated in bands like Ganes and ME + MARIE. In her songs, flexibility and longing for one's own place merge - an exciting Yin and Yang that reflects her very own perspective on the world. Musically inimitable in the "De Valschen Collagen-Stil," she weaves indie-folk with influences from Italian and South American music culture, as in the captivating number "None of Us Cannot Be Wrong _".

Concert by A Bunch of Birds

"Tide" is a dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke and Serhat "Saïd" Perhat, exploring individual and collective rhythms through urban dance and experimental forms, where performers create a flow of movement reflecting personal transformations and societal dynamics more info

In their new production, Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke and Serhat "Saïd" Perhat explore the questions: What happens when one develops a perception for this omnipresent breathing? Which elements are overlooked in the flow of things? And how can we stop the floods of events to make new things visible? Following their successful dance theater piece "Grey," they embark with their ensemble on a research journey of individual and collective tides. Urban dance meets experimental forms; organic movement lines meet hard, acrobatic elements. From different dance contexts, the bodies of the performers become their own resonance spaces, with which the group creates a flow of movement. This follows sometimes personal transformations, sometimes societal dynamics. The individual dancers sometimes swim against the current or let themselves be carried by it.

Heinz Strunk presents a musical reading from "Kein Geld Kein Glück Kein Sprit," inviting the audience into a world of strange illnesses, unsettling events, and profoundly miserable family stories, filled with both pain and humor more info

Heinz Strunk reports on strange illnesses, unsettling events in the neighboring house, and tells profoundly miserable family stories and couple tragedies. Assembled household robots devoutly attend a puppet show, a woman ends up with the wrong cosmetic surgeon, and at the fish buffet in a luxury resort, retired couples go to war. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung called for the Büchner Prize for Strunk, and the Süddeutsche Zeitung suggested that if Strunk's success leads to more authors publishing short stories, Georg Büchner should be posthumously awarded the Heinz Strunk Prize.

BOLZPLATZ SHOW by G.Rag y los Hermanos Patchekos

Live concert by G.Rag y los Hermanos Patchekos, a Bolzplatz show

Concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister

Concert by G.Rag y los Hermanos Patchekos, a band known for their unique blend of styles

Concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister