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Stefan Jürgens

Thursday, 2/26/2026 at 8:00 PM

Stefan Jürgens

Thursday, 2/26/2026
at 8:00 PM

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Dear! Means his antidote in an increasingly serious time. Love! And also love yourself!

We all have our burdens to bear and want to find our inner peace. Yet the world outside is becoming more opaque and combative. Everything is changing, much that seemed taken for granted yesterday is being thrown overboard. As a 62-year-old white man with a slight tendency towards convenience, Jürgens knows the challenges of breaking away from old habits. But when he humorously takes his own Boomer generation to task through self-ironic excursions into his own biography and critically examines their development from the payphone to the near-Mars flight, it becomes clear what his mixed calculation of happiness looks like:

Not taking oneself too seriously and keeping one's ego in check! Because when it comes to true masculinity, Jürgens certainly has his own views in the age of narcissists and toxic muscle clowns.

He is accompanied by his guitarist Matthias Kahra, with whom he shares a more than 20-year musical journey, and who gives the pure arrangements a virtuosic and pulsating heartbeat.

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Stefan Jürgens - Liebe ! (erstmal dich selbst...)

An evening with Stefan Jürgens is essentially a total work of art. The actor, songwriter, and entertainer offers his audience a constant interplay of highly emotional songs with fantastic lyrics, profound poetry, biting stand-up comedy, and a soothing sense of self-irony. As a founding member of the legendary RTL Samstag Nacht, TATORT and SOKO WIEN/DONAU Commissar, theater actor, and musician with now seven solo albums, Stefan Jürgens draws confidently and joyfully from all his well-filled pots accumulated over more than 30 years in his stage performance. Love! That's his remedy in an increasingly serious time. Love! And also love yourself! In times of general readiness for battle, Jürgens prefers to find his way back to the inner child's room, where laughter resides and adventure awaits. As his self-ironic excursions into his now 60-year biography show, he never intended to grow up anyway. Because when it comes to true masculinity, Jürgens has quite unique views. Here stands a person on stage who is very familiar with the lows of daily existence yet does not shy away from the greatest feelings. His songs are anthems to life, touching and enticing his audience towards optimism and zest for life. He is, as always, accompanied by his long-time musical partner Ralf Kiwit, who enriches the acoustic and pure arrangements virtuously with saxophone, guitar, and vocals, allowing them to resonate long after. After the successful tours "what counts" and "so many colors", look forward to: "LOVE!" Look forward to a special, human evening. It will do you good. Promised.

Stefan Jürgens (* February 26, 1963, in Unna) completed a three-and-a-half-year training as an actor at the Westphalian Actor School in Bochum from 1983 to 1986. This was followed by engagements at the Schauspielhaus Bochum, the Theater Dortmund, the Theater des Westens in Berlin, the Bremen Theater at Goetheplatz, and the Schauspiel Köln, until he achieved national fame in 1993 with the legendary comedy show RTL Samstag Nacht. The TV show aired from 1993 to 1998 and is still considered the most successful German comedy show to this day. He then portrayed the Berlin Tatort Commissioner Robert Hellmann in six episodes and participated in numerous national and international TV and film productions before taking on the lead role of Carl Ribarski in the German-Austrian production Soko Wien/Donau from 2007 to 2021. In addition to acting, Stefan Jürgens is also pursuing a career as a songwriter and musician. Since 2002, he has released seven solo albums. After his successful concert evenings "what counts" and "so many colors," he will go on tour in Germany and Austria with "LOVE" starting in 2025. For his performances, the actor and musician has received prestigious awards, including the Bavarian Television Award, the Bambi, the Golden Lion, and the Austrian Romy. For his portrayal of General Harras in Carl Zuckmayer's "The Devil's General," he received the Austrian Nestroy Theater Prize in 2022.

Admission from 7:00 PM

Remaining tickets may be available at the evening box office

Stefan Eichner - ... spielt Reinhard Mey

The "Relaxed Franconian" is a lover of the chansons by Germany's most famous songwriter and has mainly learned and refined his guitar playing with songs by Reinhard Mey. Now Stefan Eichner has fulfilled a wish and put together an evening-length Reinhard Mey chanson stage program, which he performs live alongside his own music cabaret programs. Of course, like Reinhard Mey himself, without a band. Just with a guitar.

Photo: matthias.k photography

WEB: stefan-eichner.de

19:00

Stefan Jürgens - Liebe ! (erstmal Dich selbst …)

As a founding member of the legendary RTL Samstag Nacht, TATORT and SOKO WIEN/DONAU commissioner, theater actor, and musician with seven solo albums, Stefan Jürgens draws confidently and joyfully from his richly filled pots of over 30 years in his stage performance. Jürgens offers his audience a constant bath of highly emotional songs with fantastic lyrics, deep poetry, biting stand-up comedy, and ruthless self-irony.

Love! Is his antidote in an increasingly serious time. Love! And love yourself too! We all have our burdens to carry and want to find our inner peace. But the world out there is becoming increasingly opaque and combative. Everything is changing, much of what seemed self-evident yesterday is being thrown overboard. As a 62-year-old old white man with a slight tendency toward comfort, Jürgens knows the challenges of letting go of old habits. Yet, when he takes his own Boomer generation to task with self-ironic excursions into his own biography and critically examines their development from the coin phone to the near-Mars flight, it becomes clear what his mixed calculation of happiness looks like: not taking oneself too seriously and keeping one's ego in check! For when it comes to true masculinity, Jürgens certainly has his own views in the age of narcissists and toxic muscle clowns.

Here stands a man on stage who is very familiar with the lows of daily existence and who nevertheless does not shrink back from the great feelings. His songs are hymns to life and touch and entice his audience to optimism and zest for life. He is accompanied by his guitarist Matthias Kahra, with whom he shares more than 20 years of musical journey, and who gives the pure arrangements a virtuosic and pulsating heartbeat.

Look forward to the successful tours "what counts" and "so many colors" to: "LOVE!" Look forward to a special, human evening. It will do you good. Promised.

Doors open: 7:00 PM

Stefan Jürgens – LIEBE! (erstmal Dich selbst)

An evening with Stefan Jürgens is actually a total work of art. The actor, songwriter, and entertainer offers his audience a constant interplay of highly emotional songs with fantastic lyrics, profound poetry, sharp stand-up comedy, and a pleasant self-irony. As a founding member of the legendary RTL Saturday Night, TATORT, and SOKO WIEN/DONAU Commissioner, theater actor, and musician with seven solo albums, Stefan Jürgens draws confidently and joyfully from all his well-filled pots after over 30 years in his stage performance. Love! is his antidote in an increasingly serious time. Love! and love yourself too! In times of general readiness for combat, Jürgens prefers to find the way back into the inner child's room, where laughter dwells and adventure awaits. As his self-ironic excursions into his now 60-year biography show, he never intended to grow up anyway. Because when it comes to true masculinity, Jürgens certainly has very unique views. Here stands a person on stage who is very familiar with the lows of daily existence and who nevertheless does not shy away from the greatest feelings. His songs are hymns to life, touching and enticing his audience towards optimism and zest for life. Accompanying him, as always, is his long-time musical partner Ralf Kiwit, who enriches the acoustic and pure arrangements virtuously with saxophone, guitar, and vocals, creating echoes that linger long after. Look forward to: “LIEBE!” following the successful tours "was zählt" and "so viele Farben". Anticipate a special, human evening. It will do you good. Promised.

19:00

Stefan Jürgens

An evening with Stefan Jürgens!

Known from RTL Samstag Nacht, Tatort, and SOKO Wien/Donau, Stefan Jürgens has been successfully working as an actor, musician, and entertainer for over 30 years. With seven solo albums to his name, he combines highly emotional songs, deep poetry, biting comedy, and self-ironic insights into his own biography on stage.

His new program "LIEBE!" is a plea for zest for life, serenity, and confidence during turbulent times. With humor, self-criticism, and hymns to life, Jürgens takes his audience on a journey between payphones and Mars flights – always with the appeal: Don’t take yourself too seriously!

Accompanied by guitarist Matthias Kahra, with whom he shares over 20 years of collaboration, the audience can expect an intense, human evening full of music, heart, and wit.

Doors open: 6:30 PM

Stefan Jürgens - Nenn‘ es Liebe

Deliberate outpourings of love – and other love fervors

In his lyrical performance with piano “Nenn‘ es Liebe,” Stefan Jürgens allows all manifestations of love to pass before us. We feel its healing power as well as its destructive rage. We indulge in its unrestrained nature and witness its willingness to sacrifice. Great poets of world literature show us the many faces of love, as different as they could be:

romantic
erotic
dramatic
comical

And yet they all attest to one common truth: love is non-negotiable. And cannot be confined by rules. It survives under the most barren conditions and is subject to no coercion. It defines us. It is all that matters. Here, love is celebrated and elevated to the highest formula of happiness. A sigh of relief in dark times and a nightlight for hope.

Photo: Moritz Schell

Doors open: 7 PM

Stefan Gwildis - Das war doch grad' erst eben - 50 Jahre auf der Bühne

STEFAN GWILDIS

Sack carrier, tanning bed installer and soul sensation, dock worker and poetry reciter, factory occupier, occasional Santa Claus and Germany's answer to George Clooney - what has Stefan Gwildis not been? This charming entertainer, this walking total artwork made of cozy inner peace, original Hamburg grit and a large dose of amused unpredictability. And what does “been” even mean: He is all of this still, somehow at least, and now and then. Just as it pleases him.

And Stefan Gwildis likes a lot, always has. Various things that led to even more ideas and ultimately countless tellable stories. Almost too much for just one life - and certainly enough for an evening packed to the brim: “Das war doch grad ’erst eben - 50 Jahre auf der Bühne” is therefore much more than a concert; it is a wonderful mixture of hits and yet-to-be-discovered treasures, of pictures and anecdotes, of songs and scenes; a sounding showcase, a multimedia, yet very analog revue of Gwildis’ work.

Doors open: 7:00 PM

STEFAN GWILDIS - Das war doch grad‘ erst eben - 50 Jahre auf der Bühne

50 years on stage

Sack carrier, tanning bed installer and soul sensation, harbor worker and poetry reciter, factory occupier, occasional Santa Claus and Germany's answer to George Clooney - what has Stefan Gwildis not been. This charming entertainer, this walking total work of art composed of cozy serenity, original Hamburg grit, and a large dose of amused unpredictability. And what does "been" even mean: he is all of that still, somehow at least, and now and then. Just as he pleases.

And Stefan Gwildis likes many things, always has. Various things that led to even more ideas and ultimately to infinitely many narratable stories. Almost too much for just one life - and definitely enough for an evening filled to bursting: “Das war doch grad ’erst eben - 50 Jahre auf der Bühne” is therefore much more than a concert, it is a wonderful mixture of hits and treasures yet to be lifted, of images and anecdotes, of songs and scenes; a ringing showcase, a multimedia, yet very analog revue of Gwildis's work.

Copyright: Christian Barz

Organizer: Capitol Betriebs GmbH

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Entry 1 hour before start

Stefan Gwildis - das war doch grad`erst eben –

STEFAN GWILDIS

Das war doch grad’ erst eben - 50 Jahre auf der Bühne

Sack-carrier, tanning bed installer, and soul sensation, harbor worker and poetry reciter, factory occupier, occasional Santa Claus, and Germany's answer to George Clooney - what hasn't Stefan Gwildis been? This charming entertainer, this walking masterpiece of homely soul calm, original Hamburg muck, and a big dose of amused unpredictability. And what does “been” even mean: He is all of that still, somehow at least, and now and then. Just as he feels like it.

And Stefan Gwildis likes a lot of things, always has. Various things that led to even more ideas and ultimately to countless tellable stories. Almost too much for just one life - and definitely enough for a bursting evening: “Das war doch grad ’erst eben - 50 Jahre auf der Bühne” is therefore much more than a concert, it is a wonderful mixture of hits and treasures yet to be unearthed, of images and anecdotes, of songs and scenes; a ringing showcase, a multimedia but very analog revue of Gwildis's work.

Doors open: 19:30h

Stefan Gwildis - das war doch grad‘ erst eben - 50 Jahre auf der Bühne

the event name - 50 years on stage

The wonderful thing about Stefan Gwildis is that even after so many years on stage, you still can't open the right drawer for him. This is not only due to his ability to dedicate himself with absolute enthusiasm to the most different projects, but also because he always wants to surprise the audience. You can never be sure what he will plan next.
Only the foundation on which everything rests remains the same: Gwildis only does what he enjoys. And anyone who has experienced him live can only confirm this.
Gwildis loves what he does and only records what he believes in. Bending just for the sake of success is out of the question for him, even though there could have been countless moments for that in his career. For 50 years now, he has established himself in the German-speaking scene and continually surprises with projects that make it hard to escape this creativity. The wonderful thing for Gwildis himself: He imposes no limits on himself. He tirelessly draws from the moments when he takes the stage, allowing stage and audience to merge. To this day, one wonders whether he is subject to the art of improvisation himself or if everything is meticulously planned and he leaves nothing to chance... See for yourself and experience Stefan Gwildis. One thing can be established now: You won't forget it anytime soon...

Doors open at 6:00 PM

Stefanie Boltz - FEMALE

FEMALE
Music made by women – a journey through centuries

As muses, they have always been sought after. Creating art and music has been as unlikely for women over centuries as engaging in politics, playing football, or piloting airplanes. "Bringing into the world" is undoubtedly their domain: Despite all adversities, strong female musicians have followed their calling, creating music of individual beauty over the centuries. However, they have not been as visible as their presence suggests – even in times of quotas and gender acrobatics.

Hildegard von Bingen, Alma Mahler, Nina Simone, Kate Bush, Bessie Smith & Ma Rainey are just a few examples of women who have been partially celebrated, partially forgotten, and sometimes found late recognition. They have overcome hurdles and scaled unforeseen heights. In the program FEMALE, heroines from the Middle Ages and classical period, pioneers of blues, 'Women in Jazz,' as well as contemporary songwriters – together with Stefanie Boltz – take the stage.
Stefanie Boltz and her trio want to pursue their individual paths. Collage-like snapshots from the lives and times of the artists bring us as close to their lives, reflections, and longings as to their works.

Stefanie Boltz (vocals) Stefanie Boltz is an integral part of the German-speaking concert scene. For years, she explored the boundaries of the voice-bass duo 'Le Bang Bang' with Sven Faller and has been in the spotlight as a leader and songwriter under her own name for 8 years. Additionally, she runs a concert agency and curates her own festival formats, most recently as the artistic director of "Alpenrausch" at Gasteig HP8 in Munich. In 2021, she founded "JAZZBABY" with Christian Wegscheider, an ideology-free project bridging blues, chamber music, and song or chanson – with jazz as a large umbrella. Her music serves as a platform for 'brave music.' Courage not only for musically unusual or genre-defying pieces but also for feeling, breakthrough, and escapade.

Christian Wegscheider (piano) Christian Wegscheider begins his career as a self-taught musician on the family home organ with foot bass and rhythm device. He later studies jazz piano at the University of Arts Graz and receives the Austrian State Scholarship for Jazz in 1993. In the 1990s, he lives in NYC as a freelance musician and takes private lessons with Gary Dial. Back in Europe, he earns a reputation as a sought-after jazz pianist and participates in countless productions as a composer and arranger. Wegscheider works, among others, with the Jazz Orchestra of Tyrol, the Pepe Lienhard Big Band (Udo Jürgens), Willi Resetarits, John Arman, Leroy Emmanuel, Florian Bramböck, and releases numerous albums with his music. Wegscheider also engages intensively with composition for classical ensembles, including commissioned compositions for the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra, the Tyrolean Symphony Orchestra, Instrumenti, the Central Saxony Philharmonic, and the Jazz Orchestra of Tyrol. Furthermore, he is a lecturer for jazz piano, theory, and jazz history at the Mozarteum Salzburg. He provides training events and youth workshops. For his teaching booklet "JazzClub," he received the "Best Edition" award from German music publishers in 2012.

Flo Riedl (saxophone, bass clarinet) Florian Riedl, a saxophonist and composer based in Munich, is known for his versatile and successful career in music. With a portfolio that covers a broad range of styles, he has released records with his projects (Hi-Fly Orchestra, Sonic Drei, Liquid Loop) both nationally and internationally and collaborated with numerous bands of various genres. He is a permanent member of the band Dreiviertelblut, which tours successfully in German-speaking regions. A live album has been released in collaboration with the Munich Symphonists. Florian's talent across a wide range of instruments, including saxophone, bass clarinet, clarinet, and flute, underscores his versatility both as a soloist and as a sought-after sideman.

Doors open one hour before the start.

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