In its anniversary year, the Konzertkirche is deliberately opening its stage to the region—and in doing so, presenting a more personal side than usual: unplugged, approachable, and stripped down to what really matters.
In this anniversary year, the Konzertkirche is deliberately opening its stage to the region—and in doing so, presenting itself in a more personal light than usual: unplugged, approachable, and stripped down to what really matters.
Five acts from Neubrandenburg and the surrounding area will take center stage this evening. Artists such as Bert Wenndorff, Marcel Beuter (aka Marshall), Mark Rose, Georg Saßnowski, and Jule Spindler will perform their songs acoustically on stage—honestly, directly, and without any fuss. Instead of a big production, there’s room for what makes their music special: personal stories, subtle nuances, and genuine moments.
On this evening, the Konzertkirche reveals an unexpected side of itself: closer, more direct, and more intense. Here, music can be experienced with a directness rarely found—almost like in a rehearsal room.
The result is an evening that showcases just how much musical talent lies right on our doorstep—and one that, in this anniversary year, is deliberately dedicated to artists from the region.
Be there when a large space becomes an intimate moment.
With the kind support of the Sparkasse Neubrandenburg-Demmin as the main sponsor.
The evening’s lineup:
MarkRoseGrooveEnsemble Worldbeat sounds, improvisation, and songs from their latest album, “Drifter.”
Jule Spindler & Band Original songs that blend depth and lightness—delicately arranged and intimate.
OTP (one trickpony) Usually loud and energetic, but this evening acoustic and surprisingly intimate.
nichtausberl!n A direct sound that goes straight to your ears.
Mensch, Monique! Indie folk with influences from jazz and soul—and also the hosts of the evening.