Thursday, 24.10.2024, 20.00 "Linda und die lange Leitung"

"Linda und die lange Leitung" is what happens when two female musicians form a flat share.

Sonja Blume (Einzelteile) on guitar, Linda Gundermann (Linda und die lauten Bräute, die Liedgefährten) on lyrics and both on vocals.

And then there's the secret third member: Judith Retzlik (Schnaps im Silbersee, Linda und die lauten Bräute, Gerda Vejle) on violin, bass, trumpet and vocals.

Their songs are about worrywarts, flower children, village bum pirates, little brothers, favorite people and those who used to be - in short: about all those who make their hammers beat.

Linda Gundermann is the daughter of Gerhard Gundermann, so a must for every fan! ;-)

Thursday, 21.11.2024, 20.00 Lukas Meister

The multi-award-winning, German-singing song poet lives up to the name of the cabaret series! Lukas' art with depth is particularly impressive.

Born in Mühlheim in 1986, the Berliner-by-choice is coming to the Osnabrück Figurentheater especially for this performance!

We are very proud and delighted!

  

Friday, 27.12.2024, 20.00 Julia Lange

Julia Lange not only enchants an audience of millions on social networks such as YouTube and Co. with her multifaceted guitar playing, but also performs on international stages. Concert requests have already taken her to Spain, France, Poland, Hong Kong, China and Switzerland, where the 25-year-old has been a particular hit with her creative arrangements and compositions for classical and steel-string guitar. Julia knows how to combine innovative techniques of modern fingerstyle guitar with delicate, classical guitar technique and thus transport her audience into unique worlds of sound.

<p The exciting crossover artist can already look back on numerous prizes from national and international competitions and has already had the opportunity to present her skills several times in various TV formats.

Thursday, 06.02.2025, 20.00 Jäger & Hypius + Verstärkung 
("Außer der Reihe Konzert" Benefizkonzert ohne Gage)   

Thursday, 27.03.2025, 20.00 David Lübke 

New Songs - New Times

Who actually writes songs like "Der Mond ist aufgegangen" today? The answer is David Lübke. This singer-songwriter newcomer has what it takes to lead the tradition of the old singer-songwriters into the future. This waking dreamer writes beautiful songs full of poetry and wit and looks out of his window at the world. He describes this world in his concerts with pointed stories that he has collected in abundance on his travels. For example, on his so-called Liedermacher-Walz, where he hitchhiked through the country with his guitar and was allowed to look into people s homes and souls while offering mini-concerts at their doors. This idea reveals a lot about the likeable musician, whose lyrics are always about the core of humanity. He sings to the guitar and 5-string banjo and draws on folk and pop music, which makes his songs contemporary. David Lübke writes new songs for new times. Unpretentious, idiosyncratic and wonderful, he is currently presenting his new album "Fahrender Sänger", on which he performs original compositions as well as folk songs that he has collected on his songwriting tour throughout Germany.

Thursday, 24.04.2025, 20.00 "FRINK" 

Frink. Frink? FRINK! There are these bands you've never heard of. And then you've finally heard of them and suddenly wonder how that could have happened. And then they take you to the moon. And no, you don't want to go back. You want the world to be just as rough and wild as the last song. You want the sun to break into the vast landscape like an unexpected harmony. Happiness is not to have ridden up the mountain on the shitty cable car. Happiness is having fought your way up and then feeling the wind, grinning and exhausted. Happiness is having fought your way through a smoky bar and then there's that raspy voice. These honest songs. Two guys with guitars that are far too real for this millennium. Unexpectedly warm harmonies that make sense somewhere inside you. And then you tip the beer and tomorrow it's the mountain's turn. All the way to the moon. And onwards. Sing again. For me. (Jörn-Peter Boll)

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