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Newcomer concerts
again in June 2026
Ahlbeck concert venue
Addicted to squeaky, happy music? Or rather to fat beats, with a mixture of lascivious soul, lively folk, groovy rock and dance floor - indie pop or emotional singer-songwriter? Surprising, deliberately free of frills, with powerful guitar riffs and noticeable dynamics or gentle with great ballads in an emotional sound and with lyrics for the soul's hunger.
Program 2026
Friday, 26th June 2026

VIRUNUM
19:30 p.m.
EGON WERLER
21:00 p.m.
Photo © Carla Gnendiger

Saturday, 27th June 2026

TOMKEN
19:30 p.m.
ROSEMARY
21:00 p.m.
Photo © Paul Strassner

Sunday, 28th June 2026

VAUH
19:00 p.m.
What happens when dreamy pop music meets harsh reality? A unique mix of profound lyrics, booming bass, and catchy, danceable tunes: The 27-year-old newcomer from Rostock refuses to be pigeonholed and combines influences from diverse genres such as pop, hip-hop, and soul to create his very own "Urban Pop".
With the upcoming “Negativ” EP, the local artist is taking a completely new direction and opening up a sound world that lies somewhere between deep house beats, distorted guitars and the pulse of the big city.
Vauh already has quite a track record. He has nearly 30 original songs in his repertoire, has released an LP and three EPs, and has played at numerous festivals. He grew up with hip-hop, and this is still evident in his music, even though it's becoming increasingly urban and poppy. His debut album, "Ton in Ton," already features a mix of catchy vocal melodies and harder-edged rap passages. Music producer Don Bosi has been behind Vauh from the very beginning. His songs are also produced by Christoph Schlieter with musician DeLaurin, who also plays drums at his live concerts. Vauh is further supported on stage by singer Jördis. All the artists are from Rostock.
Photo © Louis Young
TWO PENNIES
20:45 p.m.
Two Pennies Initially conceived as a studio project in 2024, the band consists of three Rostock-based musicians: Julian Müller (vocals/guitar), Jan Arne Seep (keys/synths), and Sönke Brockmann (drums), who previously played together in the alternative rock band "Jane and the Rain." With Two Pennies, they are opening a new musical chapter, blending rock with soul, blues, and pop-funk. Their sound is characterized by distinctive grooves, powerful guitars, and soulful harmonies – with a recognizable vintage vibe and a clear, contemporary sound. The songs combine catchy riffs, striking keyboard lines, and quieter passages into diverse arrangements where melody, rhythm, and lyrics intertwine. Their self-titled debut album was released in 2025. The trio is already working on new songs, which will now be performed live for the first time.

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