Glenn Miller Orchestra, conducted by Uli Plettendorff

2/22/27 in Stralsund

Glenn Miller Orchestra // © Francesco Prandoni

The next dates:

  • Monday, Feb 22, 202719:30 - 21:30 clock
Jazz & Chanson

The Glenn Miller Orchestra is setting out on another major European tour in the 2026–2027 season with its new program, “Swing Forever”!

Under the direction of Uli Plettendorff, the audience can look forward to a rousing concert experience centered entirely on the music that was originally meant for dancing: swing! Whether in Italy, Malta, Poland, the Baltic States, Bulgaria, Switzerland, or the Czech Republic—the swing fever is sure to catch on everywhere.

With classics like “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” “Tuxedo Junction,” and, of course, “In the Mood,” the orchestra delivers an authentic big-band sound and an atmosphere that invites you to tap your feet, sway along, or even dance. “At every concert, I encourage our audience—anyone who feels like it can get up from their seat and dance,” says bandleader Uli Plettendorff.

The Glenn Miller Orchestra looks forward to treating its loyal fans to unforgettable evenings full of swing and joie de vivre. Let’s swing, Europe!

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Stralsund Theater Box Office, 03831 2646124, and at the usual ticket outlets.

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Event dates
  • Monday, Feb 22, 2027 19:30 - 21:30 clock
Event Location

Theater Vorpommern

Olof-Palme-Platz 6
18439 Stralsund


http://www.theater-vorpommern.de
Contact the organiser

Schmidt & Salden GmbH & Co. Event KG

Am Storchsborn 1
63546 Hammersbach


info@glenn-miller.de

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