Concert at the Warbelstadt store featuring the Element of Crime cover band from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, QUATTRO STAGIONI
This October, music will once again fill the air in Gnoien, the “Warbelstadt”: The “little concerts” series features two special concerts on the program. These events will take place at unusual venues that will be transformed into concert stages for one evening.
October 3: Quattro Stagioni at the Schwarz Beverage Store
Kicking things off on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at 6 p.m. is the Element of Crime cover band Quattro Stagioni. This marks the concert series’ first-ever appearance at the Schwarz Beverage Store at Friedensstraße 77.
It’s “Nichts mehr, wie es war.”
It’s “Wenn du tanzt.”
It’s Quattro Stagioni.
Four musicians, four different musical backgrounds, and plenty of passion: Stefan Georgi, Johannes Groh, Philipp Stahlknecht, and Tom Knoche blend their diverse styles into a sound all their own.
The songs by Element of Crime and Von Wegen Lisbeth provide the musical inspiration—poetic, unconventional, and full of stories. Quattro Stagioni arranges the pieces in a compact style, with great respect for the originals, for guitar, cello, bass, drums, and, of course, vocals.
A concert for everyone who wants to experience familiar songs in a completely different way while still showing great respect for the originals.
little concerts | QUATTRO STAGIONI – live
Saturday, October 3, 2026 | 6:00 p.m.
Getränkemarkt Schwarz, Friedensstraße 77, 17179 Gnoien
Free admission | Donations welcome
Supported by the Dargun Brewery
More information is also available on our Instagram channel.
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Small Concerts, Special Places
For several years now, the “little concerts” series—where donations are collected in a hat—has been bringing music to places where you wouldn’t necessarily expect it: stores, banks, daycare centers, doctors’ offices, or other unusual spaces right in the heart of Gnoien.
Admission is free. You can support the artists directly with a donation in the hat.
Because that’s exactly what the Little Concerts are all about: music should take place right in the heart of the city, be accessible to everyone, and pop up where you might not expect it.
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