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Kapa Tult: Humorous sounds from Leipzig take the stage!
Experience special concerts in Thuringia in November 2024 with Kapa Tult, Die Sternen, Deichkind and other artists.
Kapa Tult: Humorous sounds from Leipzig take the stage!
In November 2024, Thuringia will become a hotspot for music lovers! Six exciting concerts in Jena and Erfurt promise unforgettable nights full of passion and energy. From humorous lyrics to rousing beats - there's something for everyone here!
On Friday, November 1st, the Leipzig band Kapa Tult will rock the freight station in Erfurt. With their unique humor and catchy German lyrics about topics such as the school system and the climate crisis, they bring a breath of fresh air to the music scene. A real highlight for everyone who enjoys clever lyrics!
The stars of the indie scene
On Thursday, November 7th, the legendary indie band Die Sternen will be a guest at Kassablanca in Jena. With their new album “Grandezza” they celebrate 30 years of musical evolution. Fans can look forward to a nostalgic journey through their greatest hits - a celebration for everyone who loves the band!
On Saturday, November 9th, the Museumkeller in Erfurt will be shaken by the Berlin band Hope. Their self-titled debut album has received international attention, and the combination of synth post-punk and profound lyrics about addiction and recovery will captivate listeners.
Another highlight is the appearance of Konrad Küchenmeister on Wednesday, November 13th. The multi-instrumentalist, who once started out as a street musician, will conquer the stage in the museum basement with his impressive live performance. His ability to combine different genres and create everything live is an experience not to be missed!
On Friday, November 29th, Deichkind will bring the exhibition hall in Erfurt to a boil! With their mix of humor and socially critical topics, they promise a rousing show with spectacular costume changes and an atmosphere that invites you to join in the celebration. And finally, on Thursday, November 21st, Sarah Lesch brings her “good news” to the Kassablanca in Jena. Her lyrical lyrics and punky sounds will make listeners think and entertain at the same time.