On the occasion of its 10th anniversary, the Studentisches Orchester Baden-Württemberg e.V. presents an extraordinary concert project: Mahler's monumental "Resurrection Symphony" - for the first time in Biberach. This work is among the most impressive creations of symphonic literature and connects existential questions of life, death, and hope in an overwhelming sound language.
In this unique work for choir and orchestra, Gustav Mahler expands the known musical boundaries. Not only in terms of the length of the work but also regarding the instrumentation with an orchestra consisting of 110 musicians, a remote orchestra, and a choir.

The Studentisches Orchester Baden-Württemberg e.V. brings together students from universities and colleges throughout Baden-Württemberg. Once a year, the musicians develop a demanding program during an intense rehearsal phase, which is performed in several concerts. A central concern of the association is to make classical music accessible to everyone - both for participants and for the audience, regardless of financial circumstances. Thus, a open orchestra project emerges that connects musical quality with broad participation.

Doors open: 5:30 PM

Antje Nikola Mönning is coming to Biberach with her extraordinary reading

When the Stadtbuchhandlung Biberach and the KultuReservoir plan joint events, they rarely focus on ordinary readings. Instead, evenings are created that bring people together, stimulate thought, and often resonate long after the last applause.
On Thursday, September 17, 2026, Corinna Palm from the Stadtbuchhandlung Biberach and Tobias Meinhold from the KultuReservoir continue their successful collaboration and welcome an extraordinary artist to Biberach: Antje Nikola Mönning.
Antje Nikola Mönning is one of those artists who prefer to ask questions rather than provide ready-made answers. As an actress, author, and performance artist, she has been operating at the edges of societal conventions for years – always with the aim of opening spaces for thought and bringing people into conversation.
With her reading “Nicht normal ist ganz normal”, she invites the audience to an unusual encounter. Openly, humorously, and with a good portion of self-irony, she shares personal experiences and societal attributions, raising a question that is both simple and intriguing: Who actually decides what is "normal"?
Antje Nikola Mönning's decision to perform naked during the reading is a deliberate part of the artistic concept. The lack of clothing is not intended to provoke, but rather to draw attention to what is essential: the person, their stories, and our often unspoken notions of body, freedom, and acceptance. This creates an evening that surprises, touches, brings laughter, and simultaneously opens up space for new perspectives.
The organizers see the special appeal of this reading precisely in this. Literature can challenge, irritate, and spark discussions – provided it engages its audience with openness and respect. With this event, Corinna Palm and Tobias Meinhold aim to create such a space.
“With this event, we want to show again that literature can be much more than just reading a book. It can open doors, broaden horizons, and bring people into conversation – especially when topics seem uncomfortable. Culture thrives on exchange, curiosity, and the willingness to leave one’s comfort zone every now and then.”
The cooperation between the Stadtbuchhandlung and the KultuReservoir has represented events that inspire people and enrich the cultural dialogue in Biberach for a year. With Antje Nikola Mönning, the audience can expect an evening that is entertaining, courageous, and profound at the same time – and perhaps precisely for that reason will remain in their memories for a long time.

Doors open: 7:00 PM

Club Anthems - Reloaded. Even more hits. Even more party!
With DJ Luke Miller and DJ Lok

The legendary party series continues: Club Anthems 2.0 is just around the corner!

This time, DJ Luke Miller and DJ Lok will provide a unique mix of the most legendary club anthems of all time, blended with the most popular club sounds of today.

Celebrating is more fun together!
That's why we have our 4 for 3 campaign in advance: Buy 4 tickets and only pay for 3!

The earlier, the better: Happy Hour with special prices on drinks starts right after entry at 9 PM and ends at 10 PM. So come on time, grab a drink, and celebrate together through the night.

Entry from 9 PM with a valid identification document from 16 years old (until 12 AM).

Trigger warning: This event deals with real criminal cases. This may also touch on topics such as violence, murder, sexual assault, or other potentially disturbing themes. This can trigger negative reactions in some individuals.

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True Crime fans can look forward to an exciting new live show:
"Toxic Love" with the popular podcast duo Jacqueline Belle and renowned defense attorney Dr. Alexander Stevens.

Following the great success of their last tour in the German-speaking area with over 100 stops and an audience of 90,000 viewers, the well-known True Crime duo is bringing real, captivating cases from Stevens' law firm back to the stage.

With their former "BAYERN 3 True Crime" podcast, they accompanied thousands of fans into the weekend each week with six successful seasons, featuring tragic yet often bizarre cases, and regularly landed in the top 10 of the German podcast charts.

On their new live tour, the focus is on the theme of toxic relationships. Pleasure and pain are often closely intertwined here, and the two will discuss potential consequences based on real cases they handled. Mysterious murders, years of investigations, sudden twists... It will be thrilling!
However, there will also be room for lighter fare: A bizarre yet amusing case about a man who becomes entangled in a web of affairs and blackmail. The audience will witness an unexpected twist that will leave them speechless.
The live show promises to be an interactive experience that goes far beyond mere listening. With crime scene photos, case reviews, and the opportunity to ask questions live, "Toxic Love" offers the audience a unique and captivating experience. Of course, the two hosts will also surprise the audience as usual with some unexpected twists this time, including exciting experiments in which the audience will be actively involved.
"We are more than thrilled to present a new dimension of True Crime entertainment," says Jacqueline Belle. "Audiences can look forward to new gripping stories, fascinating insights, and unforgettable moments."

The protagonists of the tour:

Jacqueline Belle, known from radio, the successful True Crime podcast, and as a voice actress for blockbusters like "Mission Impossible" and "Game of Thrones," hosts the tour and the podcast. In the BAYERN 3 morning show "Die Frühaufdreher" and her True Crime podcast, she captivates with her extraordinary voice, humor, and authentic, likable manner. She organizes facts and emotions in the podcast and on stage and asks exactly the questions that are on the audience's minds.

Defense attorney Dr. Alexander Stevens, one of Germany's most renowned defense attorneys, has personally accompanied all the cases discussed in the podcast and on stage, allowing a glimpse through the keyhole. He reports from his perspective, legally categorizes the facts, and provides insights into the experiences and tricks of a defense attorney. With more than ten years of experience representing cases like the "Triple Murder of Starnberg" or the "Doppelgänger Murder," Stevens brings a unique perspective to the world of True Crime. Together, "Jaci" and "Alex" are partners in crime.

About "Toxic Love":
"Toxic Love" is a True Crime live show featuring host Jacqueline Belle and defense attorney Dr. Alexander Stevens. The show highlights fascinating criminal cases and offers the audience the opportunity to dive directly into the investigations and ask questions. With a mix of suspense, entertainment, and informed insights, "Toxic Love" promises an unforgettable experience for true crime enthusiasts and curious viewers alike.
Join Jacqueline Belle and Dr. Alexander Stevens as they delve into the depths of humanity in search of the truth!

Doors open: 7:00 PM

The music of Münchener Freiheit evokes a special allure. Its charm remains unbroken to this day, strong enough to win the hearts of the upcoming generation. Hits like “Oh Baby,” “SOS,” the super hits “Ohne Dich,” “1000-mal Du,” or the symphonic masterpiece “So lang’ man Träume noch leben kann” can be found in nearly every CD cabinet of the republic.
Münchener Freiheit is a band that has written both German and international pop history. One reason for this is certainly the unique “Freiheit sound,” consisting of unmistakable vocal harmonies, beautiful, catchy melodies, and rousing straight rock rhythms. Within just a few seconds, every music fan knows: it can only be Münchener Freiheit.
In autumn 2011, singer Stefan Zauner decided to go his own way and leave the band. Stefan wants to realize himself a bit more in the future by producing his own songs and CDs, as well as productions for other artists.
The name and brand “Münchener Freiheit” has been shaped over the past 30 years by all five band members into what the band is today. Therefore, Aron Strobel, Michael Kunzi, Rennie Hatzke, and Alex Grünwald will continue to perform with Tim as the new frontman and produce CDs.
Tim received classical vocal training, is an actor, and was a moderator in several TV shows on ARD, BR, RTL, etc. Tim Wilhelm is already well known to the band through several joint studio productions over the years. The first shows with the new lineup were extraordinarily successful, as Tim excels at captivating both the existing fan base and new fans with his refreshing presence.

As a special guest, we also welcome Alexandra Hofmann this evening.
For over 3 decades, Alexandra Hofmann has been on the boards that mean the world. Music is in every gene of the likeable singer. Her energy is infectious; you can almost feel the power when she steps onto the stage with her unmistakable, rocky voice. Alexandra is an emotional artist who interprets her music with a lot of positive vibes and passion. Absolute appreciation for her fans is very important to her, which is why she always takes the time for autograph sessions and personal conversations. The unmistakable live experiences with her remain in the fans' memories for a long time. It’s evident from the first few seconds that Alexandra loves the stage like her second home.
“When I go on stage, it’s always like diving into another universe. Music is in every single gene of mine. You should experience this feeling from my body. It feels like FLYING every time.”
Pure energy, unrestrained passion, and an unmistakable voice!

Doors open: 7:30 PM

Two violins, a cello, a piano: Salut Salon is "Hamburg's most charming cultural export" (Hamburger Abendblatt). For over 20 years, the four virtuosos have captivated audiences with their "Masterpieces of classical comedy" (The New York Times) in the most prestigious concert halls worldwide, with outrageous rides between Vivaldi and vocal acrobatics, tango and crime scenes, rap and Rachmaninov.
With their new program "Heimat," Salut Salon celebrates the finale of a concert trilogy. Following "Love" and "Dreams," now comes the next big theme. What exactly is it? Is home a place? Tradition? A feeling? Are the people surrounding you? Or perhaps words, languages, sounds? Home is a moving topic – especially for the musicians of Salut Salon, who come from widely scattered regions between Hamburg and Estonia, Ukraine and the USA. During their concert travels, the quartet has gathered pieces of various colors with open ears and a fine sense: works by Mozart, Saint-Saëns, or Copeland, songs from Finland, France, and Egypt, the unknown, the famous, their own compositions, and tango nuevo by Astor Piazzolla. With the dreamlike naturalness with which the musicians tame this incredibly multifaceted sound cosmos and transform it into a wonderful concert evening, they make it clear: Salut Salon feels at home in the world, and their home is music.

Admission: 7:30 PM

After her celebrated debut, soprano Eva Zalenga and pianist Doriana Tchakarova return to Biberach – this time joined by clarinetist Adam Ambarzumjan.

The artistic profile of soprano Eva Zalenga, a winner of numerous music competitions, is characterized by great stylistic versatility between opera, concert, and song. The native of Biberach has already performed at the Royal Danish Opera Copenhagen, the Deutsche Oper Berlin, the Leipzig Opera, and the Staatsoperette Dresden.
Adam Ambarzumjan, regarded by the Süddeutsche Zeitung as "undoubtedly a master of his instrument," is a winner of international music competitions as a soloist and chamber musician. Since 2020, he has been the solo clarinetist of the Württemberg Philharmonic Reutlingen. As a solo clarinetist, the 1997-born artist from Wolgast/Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has made guest appearances with renowned radio, theater, and symphony orchestras.
Doriana Tchakarova was born in Varna, Bulgaria. As a song pianist, she performs with renowned vocal partners on significant concert stages and major festivals. She is a lecturer at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart.

Admission: 6:30 PM

On stage, the Amigos are noticeably quieter than at rock concerts. But anyone attending a concert by the Schlager legends is in for a treat – among self-created slogan shirts like "I’m here, you can start" and fan posters, an unusually high number of young people mix with the enthusiastic, loyal Schlager fans. They all know the lyrics by heart; the popular songs captivate from the very first minute and culminate in the "Hitmix," as the Amigos ignite their hit fireworks for the finale.

As a Schlager duo, the Amigos move the masses and unite generations. Their concert tours are sold out. People flock to see the Amigos. While the audience numbers dwindle for other acts, the Amigos rise to cult status! And that certainly brings immense joy to the two Disco-Fox maestros from Hesse!

At their live concerts, "The Amigos" pull out all the stops in true Disco-Fox fashion. The varied music program features hit after hit. The live experience of the two passionate musicians can be felt in their sensitive progression from uptempo to midtempo songs, with ballads following suit. Highlights of every live performance are the ultimate party hit mixes. Karl-Heinz and Bernd Ulrich can rely on their intuition. The expressive songs in the characteristic two-part Amigos sound come to life on the live stages. The voices of the two brothers communicate in a unique way, intertwining and giving each piece its individual character.

They are the most successful Schlager duo in Europe and storm from chart success to chart success. An incredible 16 times, their albums have reached number one in the German album charts, the last 14 times even consecutively. And they are far from done. In August 2025, their 27th studio album "Lebe jetzt" will be released, and the first single "….." already indicates that the Amigos myth is alive – within reach! The Amigos are in town – and rocking sold-out halls!

At the LIVE concerts of The Amigos & Daniela Alfinito, the biggest hits, new studio tracks, and the Disco-Fox hit mixes of the cult stars of German Schlager will create the soundtrack for an unforgettable concert experience. This electrifying energy, this liveliness is characteristic of the overall Amigos feeling and the hit power of the charming chart-topper from Hesse, with Disco-Fox numbers like reflective songs and emotionally powerful ballads. Love and the struggle for happiness hold central significance for the Amigos. Their lyrics and arrangements evoke deep emotions. Amigos songs are signposts, motivators, and sources of comfort.

The Amigos connect their music to all aspects of life. They have a fine sense of their fans' yearnings and worries. They are dream catchers, reliable friends, able to relate to both happy and bitter personal experiences – and they recognize signs, the silent pleas and messages, because they have not forgotten how to listen and are not afraid to look where life is at its lowest. And they celebrate where it shows its most beautiful sides. The entire spectrum of musical emotions and emotional moments unfolds on the concert stages as the brothers unleash their full potential in front of an audience.

At their highly sought-after live concerts, for which tickets will be hard to come by in 2025, the Amigos will continue to present songs from their current CDs paired with the most popular hits from 55 years on stage in 2026! As an unbeatable family bond, the Schlager brothers and Daniela Alfinito offer their fans live experiences of a very special kind.

Don’t miss this ultimate Schlager hit package – a unique musical delight of the finest.

Doors open at 5:00 PM.

I think of your aunt, / would not know when I ever burned like this. / It's not usually my style, / it’s Hildegard’s fault ...

How Sebastian Krämer knows your aunt is a good question. And if he knows her, why he dedicates love songs to her specifically is perhaps an even better one. You don’t have an aunt at all? Or she passed away recently? Well, that would at least explain the despair that speaks from some of these pieces, the perplexity, the melancholy. Or the absurd humor that Krämer doesn’t seem to plan, which crashes over us like fate when we thought it was no longer possible.

These chansons do not aim to "encourage", have no slogans or even recommendations for creating a better world at hand. We are not dealing here with purposeful criticism of the existing conditions. Rather, we have the attempt to locate and release the carefully packaged pain within the listener, as it is one of the few things that still shows him his own liveliness amidst his very personal zombie apocalypse. The bizarre beauty of Krämer’s verses and harmonies is allied with that pain. And with your aunt …

Doors open: 7:30 PM

How fresh out of bed, Uta Köbernick sleepwalks confidently between private and stage persona with songs and texts. Accompanied by a coffee cup and thermos, she observes the spirit of the times and other ghosts.

She is not held back by the awards and prizes of recent years. With a cheerful "I'm done dreaming," she turns off the alarm in her head. Anarchy in pajamas. The Berliner takes the stage so seriously that it’s a hell of a lot of fun. Sometimes you have to laugh and don’t even know exactly why, and in the next moment, tears unexpectedly well up in your eyes.

Uta Köbernick takes it easy. This evening is as special as a day you've always wanted to allow yourself.

Entrance: 6:30 PM

Critics praise Arco Sinfónica as a musical blockbuster for sound enthusiasts, spanning a wide arc over classical music and jazz, stage and screen, tradition and modern sound architecture.

The concert presents an intense auditory journey, a visually powerful mental cinema. Unlike traditional crossover, where well-known works are reinterpreted, the pieces of the orchestra draw from the intense life events and thoughts of the composers who wrote specifically for this ensemble. They appeal to both classical music lovers and jazz fans, who receive new musical impulses through the inspiring elements.
The orchestra is characterized by a distinctive profile, which critics describe as "possibly an entirely new music genre." It brings forth cinematic sound worlds and symphonic piano concertos with elements from late Romanticism, enriching them with Hollywood big sounds and oriental harmonies. The sound spectrum is complemented by jazzy solos. Another feature of Arco Sinfónica is the lineup. The ensemble comprises 40 orchestral musicians, nine big band brass players, five percussionists, and double bass, jazz guitar, jazz violin, drums, and piano. Their versatility allows the musicians to effortlessly switch between genres and professionally unite various sound worlds.

Admission: 6:30 PM

On August 14, 1956, Bertolt Brecht died in East Berlin, the then capital of the German Democratic Republic. He was an influential German playwright, lyricist, librettist, and theatre theorist.

On the occasion of his seventieth death anniversary, the Dramatic Association of Biberach commemorates him with a small exhibition of his personality, his life, and the extensive literary treasure he left us. We focus on the years of his emigration, particularly the time in Scandinavia (1933 – 1937).

Due to his socio-critical, philosophical, and concise linguistic sharpness and his extensive work, he should have undoubtedly received the Nobel Prize in Literature – he was even proposed several times – but the circumstances were not so.

“Change the world, it needs it.”

Admission: 7:00 PM

1927, Paula Busch takes over her parents' circus and becomes the manager. As a writer, she advocates against the systematic exploitation of people and animals. Paula Busch renews the art form of circus. Suddenly, dramas with spoken dialogues unfold in the circus, and the artistic sensations are embedded in a narrative. She navigates this circus empire through challenges such as world wars, inflation, and political unrest until 1961.
Despite minimalist staging, the performers create an entire circus world. At the trapeze, using theatrical means and vertical fabric, the unusual life of Paula Busch is told. The performers employ the representation method developed by Paula Busch, where acting and circus merge. The piece begins in the theater foyer with a mobile exhibition on belly boards about the world of Circus Busch around 1920. Starting from their situation as artists, the acrobat and the actress draw out moments from Busch's biography on stage. Striving to understand their own and others' life decisions, even in their challenging consequences, as a form of beauty.

Entry: 18:30 Uhr

On August 14, 1956, Bertolt Brecht died in East Berlin, the then capital of the German Democratic Republic. He was an influential German playwright, lyricist, librettist, and theatre theorist.

On the occasion of his seventieth death anniversary, the Dramatic Association of Biberach commemorates him with a small exhibition of his personality, his life, and the extensive literary treasure he left us. We focus on the years of his emigration, particularly the time in Scandinavia (1933 – 1937).

Due to his socio-critical, philosophical, and concise linguistic sharpness and his extensive work, he should have undoubtedly received the Nobel Prize in Literature – he was even proposed several times – but the circumstances were not so.

“Change the world, it needs it.”

Admission: 7:00 PM

On August 14, 1956, Bertolt Brecht died in East Berlin, the then capital of the German Democratic Republic. He was an influential German playwright, lyricist, librettist, and theatre theorist.

On the occasion of his seventieth death anniversary, the Dramatic Association of Biberach commemorates him with a small exhibition of his personality, his life, and the extensive literary treasure he left us. We focus on the years of his emigration, particularly the time in Scandinavia (1933 – 1937).

Due to his socio-critical, philosophical, and concise linguistic sharpness and his extensive work, he should have undoubtedly received the Nobel Prize in Literature – he was even proposed several times – but the circumstances were not so.

“Change the world, it needs it.”

Admission: 7:00 PM

An adventure that encourages courage and celebrates friendship: In the musical “Dschungelbuch”, Theater Liberi brings the well-known story to the stage in a spectacular new edition - wilder, funnier, and even more colorful. A colorful jungle scenery, lots of humor, and new, specially produced songs provide an impressive live experience for the whole family!

Spectacular musical show for young and old
Theater Liberi, known for its modern family musicals, invites the audience to rediscover Kipling’s old classic in a high-energy production. Atmospheric lighting design, an imposing jungle backdrop, and elaborate costumes create a world where the musical adventure becomes an experience for both young and old. The ensemble combines joy in performance, emotion, and humor, bringing beloved characters to life. Accompanied by completely new songs and choreographies, a special stage experience unfolds – sometimes awe-inspiring, sometimes laugh-out-loud funny, always exhilarating.

Two friends in the midst of adventure
At the heart of the story is the friendship between Mowgli and Baloo. The charming bear lives by his own rules – laid-back, always in a good mood, and fascinated by everything the human world has to offer. Together with Mowgli by his side, the two friends dive into an adventure that makes their world bigger and shows how exciting differences can be. They receive support from the wise panther Bagheera, who is always in the right place at the right time. But the idyll is deceptive: Shere Khan, proud and bitter, is lurking for his chance. Haunted by his fear of fire and his disdain for humans, he waits for his moment of revenge. Meanwhile, Kaa slithers through the events - mysterious, with hypnotic powers and the advantage of knowing more than anyone else. And when the funny but cheeky vultures join the fray, the chaos in the jungle is complete. Mowgli and Baloo are right in the middle of it and want to find answers: What secret does the fire hold? Will their friendship be stronger than fear and suspicion? And what’s the story behind the mysterious jungle girl?

Age: from 4 years
Duration: 2 hours including 25 minutes intermission

Entry: 2:30 PM

On August 14, 1956, Bertolt Brecht died in East Berlin, the then capital of the German Democratic Republic. He was an influential German playwright, lyricist, librettist, and theatre theorist.

On the occasion of his seventieth death anniversary, the Dramatic Association of Biberach commemorates him with a small exhibition of his personality, his life, and the extensive literary treasure he left us. We focus on the years of his emigration, particularly the time in Scandinavia (1933 – 1937).

Due to his socio-critical, philosophical, and concise linguistic sharpness and his extensive work, he should have undoubtedly received the Nobel Prize in Literature – he was even proposed several times – but the circumstances were not so.

“Change the world, it needs it.”

Admission: 7:00 PM

When a breakfast egg has been boiled for too long, the TV is broken, or there is a debate about politics, scenes from a marriage quickly turn into nasty marital scenes.

Vicco von Bülow, alias Loriot, was one of the greatest German humorists. With his TV sketches, cartoons, and films, he shaped German humor. "Maybe something is wrong with your feeling" and "Women and men simply don't fit together" are already classic quotes.
Film and stage star Martin Brambach and actress Christine Sommer remember Loriot's most delightful dialogues. They are musically and dialogically supported by Dietmar Loeffler.
Martin Brambach started in 1985 at the Schauspielhaus Bochum and performed at some of the most prestigious stages. As a freelance actor in over 200 film and television productions, he does not want to be confined to a single genre. Christine Sommer completed her acting training until 1990 at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna. She then received engagements in Vienna, Tübingen, Braunschweig, Münster, Luxembourg, and at the Ruhr Festival. On television, she acted in films and series such as Rentnercops, Kommissar Rex, and SOKO Leipzig. Dietmar Loeffler, a trained concert pianist and song accompanist, is involved as an author, director, and musical director at major theaters.

Admission: 4:30 PM

On August 14, 1956, Bertolt Brecht died in East Berlin, the then capital of the German Democratic Republic. He was an influential German playwright, lyricist, librettist, and theater theorist.

On the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of his death, the Dramatic Association Biberach commemorates him with a small exhibition of his work, his life, and his extensive literary treasure that he left us. We focus on the years of his emigration, particularly the time in Scandinavia (1933 – 1937).

Due to his socially critical, philosophical, and concise linguistic sharpness and his extensive body of work, he should have definitely been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature – he was also nominated several times – but the circumstances were not so.

“Change the world, it needs it.”

Admission: 5:30 PM

A Journey to Happiness – Tour 2025/2026

Experience Biyon's new live program "A Journey to Happiness" – a feel-good show that not only brings laughter but also plenty of inspiration, gratitude, and happiness.
Biyon takes us on a journey to ourselves with his unique mix of humor and deep, inspiring thoughts.
This is not just about engaging entertainment, but a profound experience that makes the audience laugh, reflect, and feel.
In the end, there is not just a smile, but also the feeling of happiness and gratitude that stays with us for a long time.
Join us and embark on a journey to happiness.

Admission: 7:00 PM